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301 Curtis Hall
University of Missouri
Columbia, MO 65211

email:
Flint-GarciaS
@missouri.edu

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(573) 884-0116

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573-884-7850

Using Genetics, Genomics,
and Breeding to Understand
Agronomic Traits

Artificial selection has impacted maize during its domestication from
teosinte (Zea mays ssp. parviglumis) to landrace varieties, and
during plant breeding from landrace varieties to modern inbred lines.


Welcome to the Flint-Garcia lab. My lab is interested in several aspects of genetic diversity in maize. One specific research project is examining the impact of artificial selection on protein and amino acid composition of maize kernels. A more broad interest is diversifying the genetic base of maize by utilizing landraces and teosinte, the ancestor of maize.

 
 

   
 
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