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Burow, Mark

Directory Profile for Mark Burow

Professor
Focus Area: Peanut Genetics
Office: 
Lubbock Research and Extension Center
Email: 
[email protected]
Phone: 
806-746-6101

Areas of Expertise

  • Peanut Genetics

Professional Summary

Goals of the program are, in collaboration with peanut breeding programs in College Station and Stephenville, to:

  1. 1.release new cultivars for Texas growers, incorporating: high yield; improved edible seed quality -early maturity, high oleic oil; resistance to water deficit, heat, and salt stress; resistance to disease and pests, especially leafspot, nematodes, and Sclerotinia blight
  2. 2.
  3. Participate in the International Peanut Genome Initiative, and use genomics technology in cultivar development

  4. 3.
  5. Participate in international collaborations with scientists, especially in Ghana and Burkina Faso through a Peanut and Mycotoxin Innovation Lab/ USAID project

Students: Merlin Malayka Yerra

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