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D. van Tassel

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RenSeq of Silphium integrifolium Reveals a Biotic Gradient for Disease Resistance

K. G. Keepers, K. Peterson, A. R. Raduski, K. M. Turner, D. van Tassel, K. P. Smith, A. Harkess, J. D. Bever, Y. Brandvain

This study uses RenSeq to analyze R genes in Silphium integrifolium across a rainfall gradient, finding a positive correlation between precipitation and R gene count.

bioRxiv · May 2, 2023 · PreprintEvolutionary Biology

Building a botanical foundation for perennial agriculture: Global inventory of wild, perennial herbaceous Fabaceae species

C. Ciotir, W. Applequist, T. E. Crews, N. Cristea, L. R. DeHaan, E. Frawley, S. A. Herron, R. Magill, J. S. Miller, Y. Roskov, B. Schlautman, J. C. Solomon, A. Townesmith, D. Van Tassel, J. L. Zarucchi, A. Miller

The paper constructs a global inventory of wild, perennial herbaceous Fabaceae species to support the development of perennial food crops and ecological intensification.

bioRxiv · Jan 10, 2019Evolutionary Biology