Agricultural and Life Sciences (IFAS)

Correll Lab

Led by Melanie Correll · Agricultural and Biological Engineering

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What we study

The Correll Lab develops computer models to help plant breeders design crops adapted to climate change, linking genetics to plant traits. Their interdisciplinary team uses data from geneticists, breeders, and statisticians to optimize crop development without costly experiments.

What working here is like

  • Computational
  • Plants
Projects
3
Papers
5

Current projects

Next Generation of Crop models

Creating models that connect plant genetic information to physiological traits across different environments.

Plant X Environment

Studying how plants are affected by their environment to build tools to study and manage crops.

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Plant space biology

Studies how plants grow and develop in space, including the effects of spaceflight conditions and light.

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Recent papers, explained

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