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Jan 6, 2021 Two Penn State botanists have received a grant from the state to study wild ginseng population genetics, morphology and human influence through seed planting in the state. Eric Burkhart, associate teaching professor in the Department of Ecosystem Science and Management in the College of Agricultural Sciences, and Sarah Nilson, assistant professor of biology at Penn State Beaver, will receive $45,000 from the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources to learn how wild Pennsylvania’s “wild” ginseng really is. The funding comes through the department’s Wild Resources Conservation Program. The Penn State study will use already identified and tested microsatellite markers to examine genetic diversity within and among 30 American ginseng populations known to occur on public and private lands throughout Pennsylvania with different cultivation histories.

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