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30 Years of Progress in Peanut Breeding – How do 30-Year-Old Varieties Compare in 2026?

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By Barry Tillman, Doug Mayo
| Peanut Grower Verified
Authored by:  , UF/IFAS Peanut Breeder & Interim NFREC Director For the past several years, I have been wondering if tomato spotted wilt has “left our region.”  Of course, I know it has not, but we certainly have not observed the severe outbreaks in recent years that were more common 20-30 years ago. This year, one of my students asked about planting some of our old cultivars intermingled with our new cultivars. And voilà, we have the answer to the question.
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Chromosome Regions Linked to Peanut Black (Arachis hypogaea L.) Pod Revealed by QTLSeq

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By Barry Tillman, Jianping Wang
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Supporting Information Filename Description pbr70005-sup-0001-Figure_S1.jpgJPEG image, 704.1 KB Figure S1. Graphical description of the generated pipeline for QTLseq analysis used for the identification of regions linked with the black pod trait. pbr70005-sup-0002-Figure_S2.jpgJPEG image, 1.5 MB Figure S2.
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Developing statistical models of aflatoxin risk in peanuts using historical weather data

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By Da-Young Kim, Barry Tillman, Brendan Zurweller, Fikadu Getachew
| Wiley Online Library Verified
MAE mean absolute error MaxT4wk maximum daily air temperature averaged over 4 weeks before harvest MaxT5wk maximum daily air temperature averaged over 5 weeks before harvest MinT2wk minimum daily air temperature averaged over 2 weeks before harvest MinT4wk minimum daily air temperature averaged over 4 weeks before harvest NSE Nash–Sutcliffe coefficient efficiency Nt the number of times the prediction error is smaller than the data dispersion PGT15 the proportion of samples with greater than...
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