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	Proteomics analysis in mature seed of four peanut cultivars using two-dimensional gel electrophoresis reveals distinct differential expression of storage, anti-nutritive, and allergenic proteins (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(13-May-08)
	Luciferase as a reporter of gene activity in plants (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(20-Apr-08)
	Transcriptomics and proteomics of drought tolerance in peanuts (Abstract Only)	(5-Apr-08)
	Transgene-based anthocyanin hyper-pigmentation as a visual reporter of gene silencing in plants (Proceedings)	(25-Mar-08)
	A SELECTION PROCEDURE FOR IDENTIFYING TRANSGENIC CELLS AND EMBRYOS OF COTTON WITHOUT THE USE OF ANTIBIOTICS (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(17-Mar-08)
	Linking physiology and gene expression: peanut response to abiotic stress (Abstract Only)	(1-Mar-08)
	Genetic mapping of Sbbmc, a major locus controlling the profuse wax trait of sorghum (Abstract Only)	(1-Mar-08)
	A low-cost infrared thermometry system for use in research and production agriculture (Abstract Only)	(1-Mar-08)
	A simple method to determine transpiration efficiency in sorghum (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(9-Feb-08)
	Map-Based Cloning of Sbbmc, a Major Locus Controlling the Profuse Wax Trait of Sorghum: a Case Study in Unlocking the Abiotic Stress Tolerance of Sorghum bicolor via Integrated Physiological and Genomic Approaches (Proceedings)	(3-Feb-08)
	Characterization of high temperature tolerance mechanisms in Maize (Abstract Only)	(12-Jan-08)
	Genetic diversity in pollen abiotic stress tolerance (Abstract Only)	(8-Jan-08)
	The impact of seed treatment on early crop development and ield (Abstract Only)	(8-Jan-08)

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