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Corn (for sweetcorn use 1480)
Cottonseed (for meal, oil, etc.)
Cross-commodity research--multiple crops
Edible tree nuts, general/other
Peanut
Soybean
Research Projects within Edible tree nuts, general/other
item AFLATOXIN CONTROL IN PISTACHIOS, ALMONDS, AND FIGS: BIOCONTROL USING ATOXIGENIC STRAINS
item Aflatoxin Mitigation Using Biocontrol in Maize and gGroundnut in Zambia
item Assessment of Biochemical Factors Involved in Selection of Isolates for Biocontrol of Aflatoxin Contamination of Corn
item Biological Control of Aflatoxins in Burkina Faso for Improved Food Security
item CROP MANAGEMENT TO REDUCE AFLATOXIN CONTAMINATION AND IMPROVE BIOLOGICAL CONTROL
item DETERMINATION OF AFLATOXIN-RESISTANCE IN CORN INBREDS
item DEVELOPING RESISTANCE TO AFLATOXIN THROUGH SEED-BASED TECHNOLOGIES
item DEVELOPMENT OF A COST-EFFECTIVE FORMULATION OF ATOXIGENIC STRAINS TO ENABLE LARGE-SCALE ADOPTION IN AFRICA AND THE US
item DEVELOPMENT OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AFLATOXINS TO IMPROVE PUBLIC HEALTH, INCREASE TRADE AND ENHANCE FOOD SECURITY IN NIGERIA AND KENYA
item DEVELOPMENT OF RAPID, NON-DESTRUCTIVE HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING METHODOLOGY TO MEASURE FUNGAL GROWTH AND AFLATOXIN CONTAMINATION
item EXPANSION OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL TO MANAGE AFLATOXIN IN MAIZE & GROUNDNUT USING REGIONALLY-ADAPTED BENEFICIAL FUNGI IN EASTERN & WEST AFRICA
item FACTORS INFLUENCING COMPETITIVENESS OF THE ATOXIGENIC STRAIN A. FLAVUS AF36 WITH THE HIGHLY TOXIGENIC S STRAIN IN COTTON CROPPING SYSTEMS
item IDENTIFICATION AND EVALUATION OF PROTEINS/GENES ASSOCIATED WITH AFLATOXIN-RESISTANCE IN SOYBEAN AND MAIZE
item IDENTIFICATION OF GENE MARKERS IN AFLATOXIN-RESISTANT MAIZE LINES DEVELOPED THROUGH THE IITA-USDA-SRRC COLLABORATION
item IDENTIFICATION OF GENETIC MARKERS FOR RESISTANCE TO ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS GROWTH AND AFLATOXIN ACCUMULATION
item Identification of Novel Sources of Resistance to Ear Rot and Aflatoxin Accumulation in Corn
item IMPROVEMENT OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL FUNGI FOR REDUCTION OF AFLATOXIN CONTAMINATION
item INFLUENCE OF AGRICHEMICALS ON ASPERGILLUS COMMUNITIES AND AFLATOXIN MANAGEMENT: PHYSIOLOGIC AND GENETIC ANALYSIS
item INFLUENCES OF AGRONOMIC PRACTICES ON SELECTION OF GENETICALLY DISTINCT ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS DURING CYCLES OF AFLATOXIN CONTAMINATION
item NOVEL GENES/PROMOTERS FOR TOLERANCE TO ABIOTIC AND BIOTIC STRESS AND THEIR ROLE(S) IN ASPERGILLUS INFECTION AND AFLATOXIN CONTAMINATION
item TOTAL ECONOMIC IMPACT OF AFLATOXIN: MODELS OF ECONOMIC LOSS AND INDUSTRY LEARNING
item USE OF ATOXIGENIC STRAINS OF A. FLAVUS TO MANAGE AFLATOXIN CONTAMINATION OF CORN IN TEXAS
   
 
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