Happy to share that our PhytoFrontiers article is now online. This work builds on our previous studies across three Citrullus species and eight resistance sources, which indicate that the major resistance region on chromosome 2 is highly conserved. https://t.co/qE7u6SSAVP
Our lab at TAMU AgriLife Beaumont Center is now up and running! Excited to begin with a strong team: Dr. Fisel Torralva (Postdoc), Ravindra Tanikonda (M.S.), and Neha Boora (Ph.D.). I am looking forward to impactful research ahead.
@ATinyGreenCell Hi Sebastian, nice work, I have one question, do you use a water pump as we use hydroponics if not so how do you keep the solution oxygenated and nutrient- rich?
@szintri@dhmontgomery Yes, academic records matter for immigrants, but we can build them through honest work while respecting the integrity of science. We need to recognize that having no results or less impressive findings can also raise important questions and be the starting point for new solutions
@szintri@dhmontgomery Unfortunately, the problem runs deeper than just citations. It starts with research driven by personal gain: data manipulation, exaggerated or false results, and flawed methodologies. In the end, they even push for citations of this fabricated work, often forcing or faking them.
Honored to receive a Travel Award and present my research at the ASPB Mid-Atlantic Section Meeting 2025 at the University of Maryland!
It was really great to connect with the fellow researchers and exploring new ideas.
#ASPB#PlantBiology#ASPBMAS2025#PlantScience
@Francis41289709 That's good work! Your plants are looking so healthy, what is the watering system for them.....I really liked the uniform growth in your plants and would you mind sharing a little on it.....
@jesspatho36 I am really sorry to hear that. I will let you know if I get to know more about opportunities. Please contact Dr. Megan Hall, she is in linfield university.