William Tracy

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University of Wisconsin-Madison

United States

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William Tracy is a professor at the University of Wisconsin Madison, USA. His research primarily focuses on maize biology, including starch biosynthesis, genetic variation in endosperm carbohydrates, and the effects of climate change on corn crops. He has published numerous articles addressing topics such as polyglucan composition in maize and monitoring growth and developmental stages of Zea mays.

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Oaxacan Green Dent maize is not from Oaxaca

Interactions of separately conserved α-(1→6) glucosidases that participate in maize endosperm starch biosynthesis

Non-catalytic functions of ISOAMYLASE 1 and 2 affect the proportion of insoluble and soluble α-polyglucans in maize

How to Monitor Growth and Identify Developmental Stages of Maize (Zea mays)

Planting, Pollinating, Harvesting, and Monitoring Growth in Maize (Zea mays) for Research

Shifts in geographic vulnerability of US corn crops under different climate change scenarios: corn flea beetle (Chaetocnema pulicaria) and Stewart’s Wilt (Pantoea stewartii) bacterium

Data blanks by design: Intellectual property and restrictions on genetic diversity assessments of the maize standing crop in the USA Upper Midwest

Genetic variation for endosperm carbohydrates and total soluble solids in shrunken2, sugary1, waxy1, and wild‐type near‐isogenic corn lines across three harvest dates

Divergent selection for timing of vegetative phase change

How the Seed of Participatory Plant Breeding Found Its Way in the World through Adaptive Management

Classical and genomic prediction of synthetic open‐pollinated sweet corn performance in organic environments

Engaging Farmer Stakeholders: Maize Producers’ Perceptions of and Strategies for Managing On-Farm Genetic Diversity in the Upper Midwest

Inbred and hybrid sweet corn genotype performance in diverse organic environments

Classical and genomic prediction of hybrid sweet corn performance in organic environments

Survey of organic sweet corn growers identifies corn earworm prevalence, management and opportunities for plant breeding

Sweet Corn Research around the World 2015–2020

Characterizing the physical properties and cell compatibility of phytoglycogen extracted from different sweet corn varieties

Adaptability analysis in a participatory variety trial of organic vegetable crops

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Michael Mazourek

Edith Lammerts van Bueren

Rachel Schattman

James Myers

Marcio Resende Jr.

James B. Holland

Steven Ball

Scott Merrill

Alan M Myers

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