Cultivating Success: Bridging the Gaps in Plant Breeding Training in Australia, Canada, and NZ @plantbreedgenomics
Cultivating Success: Bridging the Gaps in Plant Breeding Training in Australia, Canada, and NZ @plantbreedgenomics
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 48 minutes ago
Dr. Lucy Egan is a Research Scientist in the CSIRO cotton breeding team and is based in New South Wales, Australia. Her research focusses on incorporating host plant resistance to various pests and disease into cotton. Prior to her position at CSIRO, Lucy was based in New Zealand where she completed her PhD at Lincoln University.
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