Stephen DiFazio

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West Virginia University

United States

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Stephen DiFazio is a Professor at West Virginia University, situated in the United States. His research primarily focuses on forest genetics, with recent articles exploring population structure, genomic data applications in forest trees, and gene-editing technologies for production traits. He is also investigating sexual dimorphism and sex determination mechanisms in Salix species and employing innovative methods like ISSRseq for genetic analysis.

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Steven Strauss

University Distinguished Professor

Oregon State University

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Yong-Lak Park

West Virginia University

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Lawrence Smart

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Matthew S Olson

Texas Tech University

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Brandon Sinn

Otterbein University

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Population structure limits the use of genomic data for predicting phenotypes and managing genetic resources in forest trees

Structural variation of a sex‐linked region confers monoecy and implicates GATA15 as a master regulator of sex in Salix purpurea

Gene-Editing for Production Traits in Forest Trees: Challenges to Integration and Gene Target Identification

ISSRseq: An extensible method for reduced representation sequencing

Accurate determination of genotypic variance of cell wall characteristics of a Populus trichocarpa pedigree using high-throughput pyrolysis-molecular beam mass spectrometry

Sexual dimorphism in the dioecious willow Salix purpurea

Characterization of Salix nigra floral insect community and activity of three native Andrena bees

Sex determination through X–Y heterogamety in Salix nigra

A General Model to Explain Repeated Turnovers of Sex Determination in the Salicaceae

A targeted sequence capture array for phylogenetics and population genomics in the Salicaceae

Sequencing and Analysis of the Sex Determination Region of Populus trichocarpa

Collaborators (5)

Steven Strauss

Yong-Lak Park

Lawrence Smart

Matthew S Olson

Brandon Sinn

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