Joshua A. Udall

The paper reports four new chromosome-level genome assemblies of wild Gossypium hirsutum from Yucatan, highlighting their genetic diversity and potential for improving cotton resistance traits.

This study examines genetic diversity and population structure of wild and introgressed Gossypium hirsutum in Puerto Rico and Guadeloupe, revealing patterns of genetic variation and inbreeding.

This study uses over 700 pecan genotypes and a haplotype-resolved genome to identify gene pools, assess environmental adaptation, and predict future maladaptation risks.

The paper sequenced and analyzed the G. herbaceum cv Wagad genome to study domestication changes and gene expression in diploid cotton.

The paper presents a high-quality genome assembly of Gossypium anomalum and identifies genomic regions associated with hybrid lethality using synthetic allopolyploids.

The paper presents two gap-free rice genomes, revealing centromere structure and gene expression insights.

The paper presents a high-quality genome sequence for Gossypium stocksii and compares it with G. somalense to explore pest resistance in cotton.

The paper presents a high-quality genome assembly of Gossypium longicalyx to study reniform nematode immunity and fiber evolution in cotton.

This study identifies 120 QTL associated with domestication traits in cotton using an F2 population, revealing subgenome-specific distribution and environmental variability.