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Lawrence Griffing
Principal Investigator
Texas A&M University, College Station
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4 months ago
Plant physiology, sterol biology, crop protection, imaging
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At Texas A&M University, Dr. Lawrence Griffing connects plant cell biology with agriculture, focusing on sterol transport and translational weed control. I-Corps funded development of sterol-based pre-emergent herbicides with a patent application; cross-department, imaging-driven collaborations.
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Texas A&M University, College Station
Biologic pre-emergent herbicide with novel mode of action and encapsulation technology
A biologic pre-emergent herbicide that inhibits weed seedling emergence through end product inhibition of natural compounds required for seedling growth. The technology uses an encapsulation agent to enable slow-release ...
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Texas A&M University, College Station
Pre-emergent herbicide with novel sterol-based mode of action for grass weed control
Introducing a pre-emergent herbicide that inhibits root growth in small-seeded grass weeds through a novel sterol-based mechanism, effective in both organic and non-organic farming. Proven effective in greenhouse tests a...
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