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Mission and Objectives

Mission: The Rose Breeding and Genetics Program utilizes a multidisciplinary team to combine the traditional sciences of breeding, genetics, plant pathology, entomology, and plant physiology with the tools of biotechnology.

Objectives:

  • To develop unique sources of disease-resistant germplasm and cultivars for the rose community
  • To combine classic methods of breeding, genetic research, plant pathology, entomology, and plant physiology with biotechnology tools to efficiently introgress disease resistance into commercially acceptable germplasm.
  • To develop new germplasm and increase the amount of knowledge about disease resistance in existing germplasm.

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Have a question about the Rose Genetics & Breeding Program? Send us an email! rosebreeding@tamu.edu 

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