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James Schnable (from left), Rebecca Roston and Toshihiro Obata hold young sorghum plants outside of

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Professor James Schnable and graduate student Mackenzie Zwiener look over ripe sorghum plants in Zwi

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Professor James Schnable and graduate student Mackenzie Zwiener look over ripe sorghum plants in Zwi

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Professor James Schnable and graduate student Mackenzie Zwiener look over ripe sorghum plants in Zwi

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Professor James Schnable and graduate student Mackenzie Zwiener look over ripe sorghum plants in Zwi

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Professor James Schnable and graduate student Mackenzie Zwiener look over ripe sorghum plants in Zwi

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Professor James Schnable and graduate student Mackenzie Zwiener look over ripe sorghum plants in Zwi

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James Schnable talks Christine Smith while supervising students sampling corn plants in each plot us

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James Schnable talks Christine Smith while supervising students sampling corn plants in each plot us

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James Schnable corn mask is inspired by his surroundings at the Agriculture fields at 84th and Havel

James Schnable was awarded a $2.7M grant to develop method for characterizing gene functions in sorg

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James Schnable was awarded a $2.7M grant to develop method for characterizing gene functions in sorg

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James Schnable was awarded a $2.7M grant to develop method for characterizing gene functions in sorg

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James Schnable was awarded a $2.7M grant to develop method for characterizing gene functions in sorg

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James Schnable operates a hand planter in the freshly tilled soil as Leighton Wheeler, May graduate

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James Schnable and his group hand plants corn and sorghum seeds at the East Campus ag fields. May 20

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James Schnable listens to Christine Smith as they plan the day's planting. James Schnable corn resea

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James Schnable positions boxes of seed packets in the field to speed up the planting process. James

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James Schnable, Assistant Professor of Agronomy and Horticulture, is sequencing crop DNA in corn to

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James Schnable, Assistant Professor of Agronomy and Horticulture, is sequencing crop DNA in corn to

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James Schnable, Assistant Professor of Agronomy and Horticulture, is sequencing crop DNA in corn to

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James Schnable, Assistant Professor of Agronomy and Horticulture, is sequencing crop DNA in corn to

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Brandi Sigmon, Assistant Professor of practice in Plant Pathology, James Schnable, Assistant Profess

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James Schnable talks with Research Manager Christine Smith and Brandi Sigmon, Assistant Professor of

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