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Plant Biotechnology Lab

Advanced Plant Transformation

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Research

The basic research functions of the Plant Biotechnology Laboratory (PBL) all have an agricultural focus.

DNA Strands, Test Tube, Plant in Beaker

Plant Transformation and Genome Editing (Cereal Transformation Working Group)

Plant transformation was first achieved in the early 1980s as a major scientific breakthrough and has changed world agriculture and plant biology fundamentally. Read More.


Switchgrass at the Beach

Biofuels as a Renewable Energy Source (DOE)

Genetic Engineering of Switchgrass with Traits to Improve Biofuels Production. Read More.


Gold Colored Rice

Hybrid Rice to Increase Global Food Production (NSF BREAD)

Genetic Modification to Make Male and Female Sterile Breeding Lines for Hybrid Rice Production. Read More.


Young Corn Stalks

Genetic Engineering of Corn for Nutritional Enhancement for African Germplasm (HarvestPlus/CIAT)

Genetic Modification of Corn to Enhance Protein, Iron and Vitamin A content in African Germplasm. Read More.


Dr. Kausch collaborating with 2 other scientists

Development of Green Garlic as a New Vegetable

Domestication and Cultivar Development for Production of Green Garlic as a New Vegetable. Read More.

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Plant Biotechnology Lab

Department of Cell and Molecular Biology
University of Rhode Island
530 Liberty Lane
West Kingston, RI 02892
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