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Charley Rick and
Solanum rickii
, a blog post for ASA-CSA
Crop Wild Relatives in Plant Breeding, by Volk and Byrne
Video by Matt Gibson of Galápagos mockingbird feeding on
S. cheesmaniae
John Boynton student fellowship honors Charles Rick
Seeds: the Diversity of Wonder
Prof. Steve Tanksley recognized with the Japan Prize (2016)
Seeds of Time (A film by Sandy McLeod)
California Report radio spot on crop wild relatives, by Casey Miner
"Fragile Harvest, CBC documentary (footage of Charley Rick and Miguel Holle)"
NPR's Dan Charles: How The Taste Of Tomatoes Went Bad (And Kept On Going)
The Crop Trust, Feeding a Growing World
Behind the Greens: brief video on TGRC
Extreme Search for Tomato Genetics, Carl Jones
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Fruit of LA0180; [photo C.M. Jones].
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