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Sarocha "Mimi" Pradyawong

University of Arizona

mimiprady@arizona.edu

Raina Maier

University of Arizona

Principal Investigator

rmaier@ag.arizona.edu

Peter Waller

University of Arizona

Principal Investigator

pwaller@arizona.edu

Niu Dong

USDA-Agricultural Research Service

Nicholas Soliz

New Mexico State University

nsoliz14@nmsu.edu

Nicolas Carrera-Little

New Mexico State University

clnico49@nmsu.edu

Mostafa Dehghanizadeh

New Mexico State University

Matthew Katterman

University of Arizona

mkatterman@arizona.edu

Madison Morris

University of Arizona

madisonmorris@arizona.edu

Leslie Gunatilaka

University of Arizona

Principal Investigator

leslieG@cals.arizona.edu

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