Ismail Dwei̇kat
Principal Investigator
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
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4 years ago
Development of sorghum , pearl millet and hemp germplasms
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• Investigate the potential of sweet sorghum as a source for bioenergy
• Develop inbred and hybrid of grain, sweet, and forage sorghum to be used for food, feed, and fuel.
• Develop inbred and hybrid of grain, sweet, and forage pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum) to be used for food, feed, and fuel.
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University of Nebraska, Lincoln
ALS-inhibiting herbicide resistant sorghum for broad-spectrum weed control
Sorghum breeding program developing grain, sweet, and forage sorghum inbreds and hybrids tolerant to all major classes of ALS-inhibiting herbicides. Addresses the critical lack of effective grassy weed control options in...
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University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Perennial sorghum development through intergeneric hybridization with pampas grass
A breeding approach to convert sorghum from an annual to a perennial crop by hybridizing it with pampas grass, aiming to reduce fertilizer inputs, minimize soil disturbance, and improve erosion resistance in row-crop agr...
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Ismail Dwei̇kat
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Last updated Sep 2022
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