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Anna M Locke    Research Plant Physiologist Plant Sciences Building 2124840 Oval DriveRaleigh, NC 27606(919) 513-2160 The Locke lab is interested in crop-environment interactions, particularly soybean abiotic stress responses. We study G × E interactions among diverse soybean germplasm and aim to identify mechanisms that determine stress tolerance and seed composition. Our research incorporates field- and lab-based experimentation with the goal of translating fundamental knowledge into crop improvement. Google ScholarLinkedin **Current lab members:**Tiffany Sikes,Biological Science TechnicianDr. Shwetha Ramanathan, postdocNatalie Gold, graduate student **Past lab members:**Dr. Martha Ramirez****Dr. Kenedy Etone EpieDr. Anna Ortiz
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