Scholar Lily Kile & Faculty Dr.Jehangir Bhadha presented at the Organic Phosphorus Workshop in Pucon Chile!🌎 Dr. Bhadha presented about STEPS & Lily presented her work on genetic & root morphological influence on phosphorus uptake efficiency.
#NSFstories#NSFfunded#phosphorus
Here they are! @LilyKile is starting to evaluate P uptake kinetic in corn lines from @rellanalvarez in a @STEPS_STC project. What is the lowest P conc these plants can take up? What corn line could access more Legacy P? @CropAndSoil
On the Embrapa news: "North Carolina State University and Embrapa start a research partnership on fertilizers development" I'm very excited to be involved in this activity @NCState@CropAndSoil@CALS_Dean@embrapa https://t.co/SNQ11I0cNn
I am incredibly proud to have Ellaina Taylor represent Central as Teacher of the Year. One of the best teachers I have had the pleasure of working with in my 35 years in education.
Meet @NCStateCALS Ph.D. student and Goodnight doctoral fellow Lily Kile. Lily's research aims to increase our efficiency in the crops we grow to feed the world. 🌱🔬🐺🐾 #ThinkAndDo#GradPack https://t.co/TBfzeco9Qw
One @NCState student is researching different ways to improve sweet potato flavor profiles. Modesta Abugu is originally from Nigeria where she grew up helping her mother on a farm. Learn more below! #NCAgriculture
Read more: https://t.co/xK4hK1zHdQ ⬅️
So proud of Lily!! She gave a fantastic presentation during the graduate college 3MT finals competition! Excited to see what she discovers during a PhD work! I'm surrounded by so many talented scientists at State 🤘🐺👏🎉
Lily Kile, our PhD student @CropAndSoil working with @STEPS_STC will represent @NCStateCALS as a finalist in the 2022 Annual 3 Minute Thesis Competition
https://t.co/nE95enWbJt
@obi_sensei I’ve noticed that they say both “yin’s” and “y’all” but they are used in slightly different contexts. Yins is usually referring to a small group like maybe 2-3 people, or a group of people within a group. Y’all refers to everyone who is present.