byu department of plant and wildlife sciences
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Deer population finds food and relief from predators on campus
Students on the BYU campus have probably seen mule deer lounging on the grass or browsing plants. With how many students spend their time on campus, why do the deer stay?
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BYU researchers aim to solve world hunger through quinoa
BYU professors Rick Jellen and Jeff Maughan lead the research in quinoa and its potential to revolutionize what we eat. (Nate Edwards)
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5 Questions: Dr. Gary Booth
Dr. Gary Booth has been teaching at BYU since 1972. He teaches classes in biology, plant and wildlife sciences and Book of Mormon. He has an associate of science degree in zoology as well as three degrees — bachelor's, master's and Ph.D. — in entemology.
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