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Poster: Education & outreach

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Presenter
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924De Tullio, Mario C. Informing the public on the risks and benefits of plant biotechnologies: the role of teacher training and the importance of new teaching tools
925Gunning, Brian Images of plant cell biology on CD-ROM: information for students and a resource for teachers
926Hague, Joel P A Model Approach to Biotechnology Education: High School Teachers and Students recover Transgenic Plants in Project-Based Learning
927Schaffer, Karen L Creativity: An Integral Part of Critical Thinking
928Pulley, Matthew An inquiry based approach to teaching developmental biology at the secondary level
929Firooznia, Fardad Doing plant physiology at a liberal arts college: lectures begone!
930Wyatt, Sarah E. A new approach to plant anatomy: PBIO 442/542 Experimental Anatomy of Plant Development
931Berry-Lowe, Sandra L. Diagnosing misconceptions in plant physiology in college biology students
934Ayrapetov, Marina “Modern Techniques in Genetic Engineering” Project- Based Education in Plant Biotechnology: A Unique Approach
939Hall, Gerald A DNAase-free, total RNA isolation method with ultra-low genomic DNA contamination applicable to a wide range of plant species and tissue types
940Ju, Grace C Using science to help the poor
941Sparace, Salvatore A. Agriscience Reform in Agricultural Education at Clemson University

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