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Crop BioProtection (CBP) develops new biological products and processes for controlling pests and for producing renewable bioenergy from crop biomass. This research team is developing a new pheromone tool that is crucial for the early detection of emerald ash borer (EAB) which is threatening to wipe out ash trees nation-wide including in nearby counties in Illinois.  Early detection is currently our best avenue of defense against this devastating pest.  Learn more about CBP research projects here.


   
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Bioproducts and Biocatalysis Research (BBC)
Cereal Products and Food Science Research (CPF)
Crop Bioprotection Research (CBP)
Fermentation Biotechnology Research (FBT)
Food and Industrial Oil Research (FIO)
Microbial Genomics and Bioprocessing Research (MGB)
Mycotoxin Research (MTX)
New Crops and Processing Technology Research (NCP)
Plant Polymer Research (PPL)
 
 
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