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Plant Biological and Molecular Processes (NP #302)
	Non-Funded Cooperative Agreement Between University of California, Berkeley and U.S. Department of Agriculture,Agricultural Research Service (Nonfunded Cooperative Agreement)
Plant Diseases (NP #303)
	MANIPULATION OF PLANT DISEASE RESISTANCE GENES FOR IMPROVED CROP PROTECTION (Appropriated)
Plant Genetic Resources, Genomics and Genetic Improvement (NP #301)
	FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS OF PLANT ARCHITECTURE (Appropriated)
	GENOMIC AND GENETIC ANALYSIS OF THE CEREAL CIRCADIAN SYSTEM AND CROP PRODUCTION (Appropriated)
	Identification and Analysis of Plant Architectural Genes in Maize (Appropriated)
	Molecular Biology of Pollen and Pollen-Pistil Interactions in Crop Plants (Appropriated)
	MOLECULAR DEVELOPMENTAL GENETICS OF POLLEN AND POLLEN-PISTIL INTERACTIONS IN CROP PLANTS (Appropriated)
	MOLECULAR GENETICS OF ETHYLENE BIOSYNTHESIS (Appropriated)
	MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF PHYTOCHROME SIGNALING AND GENE REGULATION (Appropriated)
	POSITIONAL CLONING IN MAIZE OF GENES THAT REGULATE PLANT ARCHITECTURE (Appropriated)
	TRANSGENE MANAGEMENT THROUGH SITE-SPECIFIC RECOMBINATION (Appropriated)
	REGULATION OF THE MAIZE MIR172 MICRORNA AND ITS TARGETS BY GIBBERELLIC ACID (Reimbursable)
	Shaping Plant Architecture by Age Dependent Programs: Implications for Food, Feed and Biofuel (Reimbursable)
	THE CONTROL OF MAIZE LEAF DIFFERENTIATION AND BIOMASS ACCUMULATION BY THE SPL TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR FAMILY (Reimbursable)
	USING THE CORNGRASS1 GENE TO ENHANCE THE BIOFUEL PROPERTIES OF CROP PLANTS (Reimbursable)
	Agricultural Crop Improvement through Genomic and Molecular Research on Mechanisms of Plant Growth and Adaption to a Changing Environment (Specific Cooperative Agreement)
	The Function of a G-Domain Cysteine S-Acylation Switch in Signaling by Rop GTPases in Arabidopsis (Trust)

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