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UGA Cotton Breeder Focusing on Nematode Resistance

A University of Georgia cotton breeder’s work to develop DNA markers for genes resistant to root knot nematodes is making solid progress.

Ping Chee, a University of Georgia agronomist and cotton breeder, has spent 10 years working to develop in-plant resistance to root knot nematodes. According to a university report, his work to develop DNA markers for the resistance genes is making solid progress.

Photo Credit – Pawan Kumar, University of Georgia

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