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Aquaculture
(NP #106)
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Postharvest processing to add value to catfish
(Appropriated)
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A New Orleans molecular biology training grant consortium
(Reimbursable)
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Bioenergy
(NP #213)
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THERMOCHEMICAL PROCESSING OF AGRICULTURAL WASTES TO VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTS AND BIOENERGY
(Appropriated)
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Evaluation of Activated Carbons from Animal Manure and Plant Residuals for Adsorption of Gaseous Ammonia
(Nonfunded Cooperative Agreement)
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NANOSCALE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN ENGINEERED NANOMATERIALS AND BIOCHAR
(Reimbursable)
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Food Safety, (animal and plant products)
(NP #108)
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Genome Sequencing, Analysis, and Functional Genomic Studies of Aspergillus Flavus
(General Cooperative Agreement)
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Control of Aflatoxin Production by Targeting Aflatoxin Biosynthesis
(Appropriated)
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Developing Resistance to Aflatoxin through Seed-Based Technologies
(Appropriated)
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IMPROVEMENT OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL FUNGI FOR REDUCTION OF AFLATOXIN CONTAMINATION
(Appropriated)
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GENOME ORGANIZATION BETWEEN A. FLAVUS AND A. ORYZAE
(Nonfunded Cooperative Agreement)
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Post-Doctor training and research on screening for inhibiting fungal infection and aflatoxin production in peanut and other crop
(Nonfunded Cooperative Agreement)
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AFLATOXIN CONTROL IN PISTACHIOS, ALMONDS, AND FIGS: BIOCONTROL USING ATOXIGENIC STRAINS
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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Assessment of Biochemical Factors Involved in Selection of Isolates for Biocontrol of Aflatoxin Contamination of Corn
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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CROP MANAGEMENT TO REDUCE AFLATOXIN CONTAMINATION AND IMPROVE BIOLOGICAL CONTROL
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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DETERMINATION OF AFLATOXIN-RESISTANCE IN CORN INBREDS
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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DETERMINE NATURAL PRODUCT INDUCTION IN LEGUMES AND THE PHARMACOLOGIC CONSEQUENCES IN HUMAN MODEL SYSTEMS
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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DEVELOPMENT OF RAPID, NON-DESTRUCTIVE HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING METHODOLOGY TO MEASURE FUNGAL GROWTH AND AFLATOXIN CONTAMINATION
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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FACTORS INFLUENCING COMPETITIVENESS OF THE ATOXIGENIC STRAIN A. FLAVUS AF36 WITH THE HIGHLY TOXIGENIC S STRAIN IN COTTON CROPPING SYSTEMS
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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GENETIC ENGINEERING COTTON FOR ENHANCED RESISTANCE TO ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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IDENTIFICATION AND EVALUATION OF PROTEINS/GENES ASSOCIATED WITH AFLATOXIN-RESISTANCE IN SOYBEAN AND MAIZE
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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IDENTIFICATION OF GENETIC MARKERS FOR RESISTANCE TO ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS GROWTH AND AFLATOXIN ACCUMULATION
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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Identification of Novel Sources of Resistance to Ear Rot and Aflatoxin Accumulation in Corn
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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Identification of Regulatory Genes in A. Flavus and A. Nidulans that are Involved in Mycotoxin Production, Morphogenesis, and Virulence
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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INFLUENCE OF AGRICHEMICALS ON ASPERGILLUS COMMUNITIES AND AFLATOXIN MANAGEMENT: PHYSIOLOGIC AND GENETIC ANALYSIS
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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INFLUENCES OF AGRONOMIC PRACTICES ON SELECTION OF GENETICALLY DISTINCT ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS DURING CYCLES OF AFLATOXIN CONTAMINATION
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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NOVEL GENES/PROMOTERS FOR TOLERANCE TO ABIOTIC AND BIOTIC STRESS AND THEIR ROLE(S) IN ASPERGILLUS INFECTION AND AFLATOXIN CONTAMINATION
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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PHYTOESTROGENIC EFFECTS OF FUNGALLY INDUCED ISOFLAVONOIDS IN LEGUMES
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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PROGRESS IN THE EVOLUTION OF AN AREA-WIDE AFLATOXIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM UTILIZING ATOXIGENIC STRAIN TECHNOLOGY
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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REGULATION OF AFLATOXIN PRODUCTION IN ASPERGILLUS PARASITICUS
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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TOTAL ECONOMIC IMPACT OF AFLATOXIN: MODELS OF ECONOMIC LOSS AND INDUSTRY LEARNING
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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Aflatoxin Mitigation Using Biocontrol in Maize and gGroundnut in Zambia
(Trust)
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Biological Control of Aflatoxins in Burkina Faso for Improved Food Security
(Trust)
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DEVELOPMENT OF A COST-EFFECTIVE FORMULATION OF ATOXIGENIC STRAINS TO ENABLE LARGE-SCALE ADOPTION IN AFRICA AND THE US
(Trust)
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DEVELOPMENT OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AFLATOXINS TO IMPROVE PUBLIC HEALTH, INCREASE TRADE AND ENHANCE FOOD SECURITY IN NIGERIA AND KENYA
(Trust)
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EXPANSION OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL TO MANAGE AFLATOXIN IN MAIZE & GROUNDNUT USING REGIONALLY-ADAPTED BENEFICIAL FUNGI IN EASTERN & WEST AFRICA
(Trust)
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IDENTIFICATION OF GENE MARKERS IN AFLATOXIN-RESISTANT MAIZE LINES DEVELOPED THROUGH THE IITA-USDA-SRRC COLLABORATION
(Trust)
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USE OF ATOXIGENIC STRAINS OF A. FLAVUS TO MANAGE AFLATOXIN CONTAMINATION OF CORN IN TEXAS
(Trust)
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Human Nutrition
(NP #107)
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DETERMINE NATURAL PRODUCT INDUCTION IN LEGUMES AND THE PHARMACOLOGIC CONSEQUENCES IN HUMAN MODEL SYSTEMS
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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PHYTOESTROGENIC EFFECTS OF FUNGALLY INDUCED ISOFLAVONOIDS IN LEGUMES
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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Plant Biological and Molecular Processes
(NP #302)
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ASSOCIATION MAPPING COTTON FIBER QUALITY TRAITS AND/OR YIELD USING RECOMBINANT INBRED LINES DERIVED FROM RANDOM MATING
(Trust)
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Plant Diseases
(NP #303)
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DEVELOPMENT OF A REAL-TIME ELECTRONIC SENSOR TO DETECT ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS GROWTH ON STORED CORN
(Nonfunded Cooperative Agreement)
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Plant Genetic Resources, Genomics and Genetic Improvement
(NP #301)
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MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF DEVELOPMENT TO IMPROVE COTTON FIBER
(Appropriated)
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Molecular Approaches for More Efficient Breeding to Improve Cotton Fiber Quality Traits
(Appropriated)
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PRIMARY AND SECONDARY PREVENTION OF PEANUT AND TREE NUT ALLERGY
(Appropriated)
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EFFECTS OF FOOD PROCESSING ON FOOD ALLERGENS – ASSESSMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF DETECTION METHODS
(Reimbursable)
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Molecular analysis of pecan nut development
(Reimbursable)
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IDENTIFICATION OF THE SPECIFIC AMINO ACIDS OF ARA H 2/6 THAT ARE MODIFIED DURING THERMAL PROCESSING OF PEANUTS
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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Quality and Utilization of Agricultural Products
(NP #306)
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CHEMICAL MODIFICATION OF COTTON FOR VALUE ADDED APPLICATIONS
(Appropriated)
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COTTON-BASED NONWOVENS
(Appropriated)
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ENGINEERING ENZYMATIC REDIRECTION OF NATURAL CROP OIL PRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL OIL PRODUCTION
(Appropriated)
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INFLUENCE OF STRUCTURE AND MOISTURE ON COTTON FIBER PROPERTIES
(Appropriated)
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New and Improved Assessments of Cotton Quality
(Appropriated)
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NOVEL MICROBIAL SENSING AND ELIMINATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR PROTECTION OF AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES
(Appropriated)
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Postharvest quality and processing of sugarcane and sweet sorghum for sugar and ethanol production
(Appropriated)
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PRIMARY AND SECONDARY PREVENTION OF PEANUT AND TREE NUT ALLERGY
(Appropriated)
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REDUCING ASTRINGENCY, BITTERNESS, AND UNDESIRABLE FLAVORS OF POLYPHENOLIC-RICH FRUIT JUICES AND FUNCTIONAL BEVERAGES
(Appropriated)
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RICE AS A SOURCE AND DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR NUTRIENTS AND LIPOPHILIC BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS
(Appropriated)
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THERMOCHEMICAL PROCESSING OF AGRICULTURAL WASTES TO VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTS AND BIOENERGY
(Appropriated)
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VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTS FROM COTTONSEED
(Appropriated)
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CHARACTERIZATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF SUGARCANE AND SUGAR BEET PROCESS UNITS
(Nonfunded Cooperative Agreement)
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DEVELOPMENT OF A REAL-TIME ELECTRONIC SENSOR TO DETECT ASPERGILLUS FLAVUS GROWTH ON STORED CORN
(Nonfunded Cooperative Agreement)
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EVALUATION OF ACTIVATED CARBONS FROM ANIMAL MANURE AND PLANT RESIDUALS FOR ADSORPTION OF GASEOUS AMMONIA
(Nonfunded Cooperative Agreement)
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Evaluation of Activated Carbons from Animal Manure and Plant Residuals for Adsorption of Gaseous Ammonia
(Nonfunded Cooperative Agreement)
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TUNG SEED OIL BODY PROTEOMICS
(Nonfunded Cooperative Agreement)
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A FUNDAMENTAL STUDY TO IMPROVE THE MEASUREMENT OF COTTON LENGTH DISTRIBUTION FROM FIBER BEARDS
(Reimbursable)
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ACHIEVEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF LABORATORY CONDITIONS
(Reimbursable)
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Cottonscope ® Analyses of Cotton Maturity and Fineness (CI# 12-214)
(Reimbursable)
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EFFECTS OF FOOD PROCESSING ON FOOD ALLERGENS – ASSESSMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF DETECTION METHODS
(Reimbursable)
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Evaluation of the Fibrotest and Determining the Potential of Acquiring LHML (CI# 12-405)
(Reimbursable)
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EVALUATION OF THE FIBROTEST AND DETERMINING THE POTENTIAL OF ACQUIRING LOWER HALF MEAN LENGTH (LHML) (CI PROJECT NO. 12-405)
(Reimbursable)
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Molecular analysis of pecan nut development
(Reimbursable)
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NANOSCALE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN ENGINEERED NANOMATERIALS AND BIOCHAR
(Reimbursable)
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New Color Image Analysis Methods to Measure Cotton Color Distributions and Variations (CI# 12-227)
(Reimbursable)
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STUDIES OF MOISTURE MOVEMENT IN COTTON FIBER
(Reimbursable)
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USE OF NEAR INFRARED (NIR) SPECTROSCOPY IN SUPPORT OF COTTON BREEDING (CI PROJ.# 11-873)
(Reimbursable)
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AUTOMATIC DARK SPECK (SEED COAT FRAGMENT) INSPECTION SYSTEM
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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CHARACTERIZATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF SUGARCANE AND SUGARBEET PROCESS UNITS
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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Developing New Techniques for Measuring the Distributions and Variations of Cotton Fiber Properties
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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IDENTIFICATION OF THE SPECIFIC AMINO ACIDS OF ARA H 2/6 THAT ARE MODIFIED DURING THERMAL PROCESSING OF PEANUTS
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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PRIMARY AND SECONDARY PREVENTION OF PEANUT AND TREE NUT ALLERGY
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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PRIMARY AND SECONDARY PREVENTION OF PEANUT AND TREE NUT ALLERGY
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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STUDIES OF MOISTURE MOVEMENT IN COTTON FIBER
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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STUDIES OF MOISTURE MOVEMENT IN COTTON FIBER
(Specific Cooperative Agreement)
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A FUNDAMENTAL STUDY TO IMPROVE THE MEASUREMENT OF COTTON LENGTH DISTRIBUTION FROM FIBER BEARDS (CI PROJECT # 05-714)
(Trust)
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ASSOCIATION MAPPING COTTON FIBER QUALITY TRAITS AND/OR YIELD USING RECOMBINANT INBRED LINES DERIVED FROM RANDOM MATING
(Trust)
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DEVELOPMENT OF LABORATORY AND REMOTE LOCATION MEASUREMENTS OF COTTON COLOR BY PORTABLE COLOR SPECTROPHOTOMETERS (CI PROJECT # 12-216)
(Trust)
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Further Improving the Levels of Starch in Raw Sugar in Louisiana
(Trust)
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LARGE FACTORY STUDIES ACROSS THE SEASON TO DETERMINE HOW DIFFERENT LEVELS OF TRASH IMPACT UPSTREAM AND DOWNSTREAM PROCESSING
(Trust)
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NEW COLOR IMAGE ANALYSIS METHODS TO MEASURE COTTON COLOR DISTRIBUTIONS AND VARIATIONS (CI PROJECT NO. 12-227)
(Trust)
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