Agricultural Research

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Articles in August, 2004 issue of Agricultural Research

• Wild potato's genes may blunt late blight
  by Marcia Wood
• Targeting E.coli infections at their source
  by Luis Pons
• What next? Edible adhesives!
  by Sevim Z. Erhan
• Fungus unleashed to combat yellow starthistle
  by Jan Suszkiw
• Probing the puzzles of plants' pollen and eggs
  by Marcia Wood
• Salt-worthy flowers are stunning—and sensible
  by Erin Peabody
• Vitamin E, for Listeria-free Turkeys
  by Irene V. Wesley
• Using nematodes' own biology against them
  by Luis Pons
• Cycles of learning: ARS and tomorrow's scientists
  by Sarah C. Hake
• Prebiotics as intestinal soothers
  by Gregory L. Cote
• Bolstering rice against blast: ARS gene discoveries and methods give rice plants a big boost: in a relentless tug-of-war, scientists continuously hunt for rice cultivars that resist the blast fungus. After just one growing season, the nimble pathogen can
  by Erin Peabody
• Multimedia game helps kids' food choices
  by Alfredo Flores
• Saving the world's flowers: new genebank preserves flower germplasm gathered from the four corners of the globe
  by Don Comis
• Soy bread would put more protein in your sandwich
  by Randal L. Shogren