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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
College of Natural Science
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

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Graphic linking the TOR complex and root growth
September 6, 2023
Work on Phosphorus Depletion from Professors Sue Rhee and Hatem Rouached featured by CBS Detroit
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PRI, Rhee, Rouached, phosphorus
Research conducted by Sue Rhee and Hatem Rouached was given a news spotlight by CBS Detroit meteorologist Karen Carter. Their work seeks to increase plant resilience to phosphorus deficiency—a crucial breakthrough as world phosphorus levels continue to decrease in the face of widespread agricultural uses. 
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