01: Interview with Matthew Rouse on wheat diseases
from Cobs & Spikes Hosted by CIMMYT
Matthew Rouse is the 2018 recipient of the Norman Borlaug Award for Field Research and Application. He is being recognized for his work developing new breeds of wheat that are resistant to Ug99, a devastating type of stem rust.
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