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Archived Site: The Sustainable Bioeconomy for Arid Regions Center of Excellence is concluding research in early 2023. Only educational resources on this site are being actively updated as of January 2023.

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Julie Neilson

University of Arizona

Principal Investigator

jneilson@arizona.edu

Jason Quinn

Colorado State University

Principal Investigator

jason.quinn@colostate.edu

Hengameh Bayat

New Mexico State University

hbayat@nmsu.edu

Grisel Ponciano

USDA-Agricultural Research Service

F. Omar Holguin

New Mexico State University

Principal Investigator

frholgui@nmsu.edu

Diaa El-Shikha

University of Arizona

diaa.el-shikha@usda.gov

Dennis T. Ray

University of Arizona

Principal Investigator

dtray@arizona.edu

Colleen McMahan

USDA-Agricultural Research Service

Principal Investigator

colleen.mcmahan@ars.usda.gov

Clark Seavert

AgBiz Innovations, LLC

Principal Investigator

clark.seavert@oregonstate.edu

Chen Dong

USDA-Agricultural Research Service

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