Clemson University

its Edisto Research and Education Center runs the Carolina Strongback grafted-rootstock program, evaluating grafted watermelon nursery plants for fusarium wilt control as part of ongoing USDA-coordinated vegetable-grafting research.

Country
United States
research-institute us
Coverage
CNEUUS
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Regulatorsusda-aphisefsamoa-china

Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
AffiliationClemson Universityclemson.edu
FacilityEdisto Research and Education Centerclemson.edu
Facility14 laboratoriesclemson.edu
Facility4 greenhouses + 1 headhouseclemson.edu
Facility9 field labsclemson.edu
Research focusPrecision agricultureclemson.edu
Research focusGrafted watermelon nursery plants for fusarium wilt evaluationclemson.edu · watermelon.ag
GrantNational Watermelon Association grant programwatermelon.ag
Principal staffBhupinder S. Jatanawatermelon.ag

Independent sources: watermelon.ag

Technologies
NameClusterRisk
Grafting platforms for vegetablescrop-biotechLow→

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