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Overexpression of AtAHL20 causes delayed flowering in Arabidopsis via repression of FT expression by Tayengwa, Reuben, Sharma Koirala, Pushpa, Pierce, Courtney F, Werner, Breanna E, Neff, Michael M

“…The 29-member Arabidopsis AHL gene family is classified into three main classes based on nucleotide and protein sequence evolutionary differences. These…”
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Potential Use for Serosurveillance of Feral Swine to Map Risk for Anthrax Exposure, Texas, USA by Maison, Rachel M, Pierce, Courtney F, Ragan, Izabela K, Brown, Vienna R, Bodenchuk, Michael J, Bowen, Richard A, Bosco-Lauth, Angela M

“…Anthrax is a disease of concern in many mammals, including humans. Management primarily consists of prevention through vaccination and tracking clinical-level…”
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Loci Associated With Antibody Response in Feral Swine ( Sus scrofa ) Infected With Brucella suis by Pierce, Courtney F, Brown, Vienna R, Olsen, Steven C, Boggiatto, Paola, Pedersen, Kerri, Miller, Ryan S, Speidel, Scott E, Smyser, Timothy J

“…Feral swine ( ) are a destructive invasive species widespread throughout the United States that disrupt ecosystems, damage crops, and carry pathogens of…”
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Rooting Out Genetic Structure of Invasive Wild Pigs in Texas by MANGAN, ANNA M., PIAGGIO, ANTOINETTE J., BODENCHUK, MICHAEL J., PIERCE, COURTNEY F., SMYSER, TIMOTHY J.

“…Invasive wild pigs (Sus scrofa), also called feral swine or wild hogs, are recognized as among the most destructive invasive species in the world. Throughout…”
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Synopsis of the SOFL Plant-Specific Gene Family by Tayengwa, Reuben, Zhao, Jianfei, Pierce, Courtney F, Werner, Breanna E, Neff, Michael M

“…was previously identified as a suppressor of the long-hypocotyl phenotype in Overexpression of conferred dwarf phenotypes similar to those observed in plants…”
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Identifying Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms Associated with Beef Cattle Terrain-use in the Western United States by Pierce, Courtney F

“…Beef cattle are drawn to areas with gentle terrain, which may result in heavy grazing near riparian zones and minimal grazing on rugged terrain. Traditional…”
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