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Research Plant Pathologist/Molecular Biologist/Microbiologist
The USDA-ARS is seeking a highly qualified candidate for a temporary, full-time scientific position to be located at the Physiology and Pathology of Tree Fruits Research Unit in Wenatchee, WA. – Appointment includes a benefit package. This position affords the opportunity to: Conduct studies designed to assess the ability of a variety of apple rootstock genotypes to form associations with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal species and/or to recruit specific AMF from soil systems using culture-dependent and molecular- based approaches Formulate new hypotheses related to the selected research, conduct relevant independent research, and draft peer-reviewed publications Interact with and communicate research findings to the scientific community as well as to


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