A new training program is cultivating plant biologists who can integrate knowledge from many fields of study. The College of Agricultural Sciences plays a key role in the Life Sciences Consortium, an innovative Penn State initiative.
Researchers filter incoming air, then add back specific concentrations of ozone.
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