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The SDSU Plant Science Department website is maintained by Julia Fausti in accordance with SDSU guidelines. Last updated 3 November 2009 |
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Xingyou Gu (click to email) |
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Northern Plains Biostress Laboratory 248D 605-688-6908
South Dakota State University |
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Dr. Gu’s research program has been focused on genetic variation of plant adaptation and its agricultural applications, with particular emphases on seed dormancy and photoperiod sensitivity. Dr. Gu is leading a seed molecular biology laboratory working with the seed dormancy, pre-harvest sprouting, and their interrelated characteristics in rice and wheat using quantitative trait locus (QTL) analysis, map-based cloning, and comparative genomics approaches.
Research Team:
Research Reports: · Molecular Characterization of Spring and Winter Wheat Germplasm (SDWC 2008) · Mapping of QTLs for Resistance to Pre‐Harvest Sprouting in a Selected Wheat (SDWC 2008) |