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A perfect day for planting groundcherries and goldenberries! Thanks to the organizing super powers of grad students @EliseTomaszews1 and @DaleSavanah plus the generous help of others we’re off to a great start.
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Our Physalis diversity panel is out and starting to get acclimatized. Field season 2022 is underway 👩⚕️👩🏼🌾
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What a beautiful Ithaca day to get our Physalis in the ground and off to growing. So thankful for how generous people are with offering help, truly could not have done this alone.
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Reminder that the Cornell Corteva Symposium is next Friday, April 22nd from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm EST. Please register here to attend: forms.gle/kMVi4YUvVw5HqtnNA
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Inviting all graduate students to apply to be a student speaker at the 2022 Cornell Corteva Symposium, held virtually on April 22! The theme is "Breeding Across Fields," highlighting synthesis from different disciplines for plant breeding and genetics. forms.gle/ikrfvYvkpTetx18T9
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Check out our latest guest post by Cornell undergrad, Dylan Rodgers. Dylan tells us about his very interesting project growing #groundcherries in an aquaponics system. @PhysalisProject #physalis
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Read up on the the latest topic from our Approaches for Crop Improvement blog series: Genome Sequence.
Thank you to @DaleSavanah for writing such a nice piece!
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Hungry? Now you are!
Read about the groundcherry culinary creations @ZoeDubrow came up with this past weekend.
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Final product: stewed groundcherries (with ginger and cinnamon + dash of rum).
@joy_van500
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Started harvesting the Pineapple and Phy50 groundcherries in northeastern NC, in the greenhouse. Will save some of the seeds. The rest of the fruits will stewed with sugar (+ dash of rum 😀)
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We are excited to announce that the #physaloidseminars are expanding to SOLANACEAE!
Starting on July 3rd, every Friday at 4 pm (GMT+1; but see table for other time zones).
Now #SolSeminarOnline 🍅🍅
Check the upcoming talks here> physaloidseminars.weebly.com…
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Members of the Van Eck Lab recently planted in the field as part of the @PhysalisProject. Learn how the group is improving crops in BTI's free Breaking Ground Discussion Series featuring an interactive chat with @joy_van500! Register: bit.ly/BreakingGround_VanEck
#Physalis
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It’s great getting his kind of feedback from our @PhysalisProject participants. We really appreciate their help and hope they continue to grow this amazing #Solanaceae family member.
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Don't miss the last #physaloidseminar of the semester!
What do you know about the wild #Physalis species?
This Friday in our #PhysaloidSeminar, @PilaricaZT
will present about the agronomic potential of several wild #Physalis , which could be developed as new crops! Join us> physaloidseminars.weebly.com…
🌱 #physaloids 🍅 #Solanaceae
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Do you want to know about the evolution of defensive strategies in #Physalis? This Friday in our #PhysaloidSeminar, @plantdefense will show us the interacting influences of plant life history, mating system, and species growth rates on anti-herbivore resistance.
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Looks like we finally have a few sprouts. The ixocarpa and maybe one Pruinosa peeking up. @PhysalisProject – at Los Angeles, CA
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Need a little something to lighten your day? Please join Herb Jardin as he visits BTI’s most distant research facility!
youtu.be/czW7VLkRPTs #AprilFoolsDay
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Pineapple Groundcherry (Physalis grisea) seedlings popping up in Phoenix. I planted them directly in the large pot on March 1, in desert soil amended with some potting mix.
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Goldenberry seedlings are growing well in New Haven! Part of the 2020 citizen science @PhysalisProject
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Please admire this beautiful #tomatillo #Physalis crassifolia # Solanaceae – at Mexicali, Baja California









































