L. McGilp

Investigating experimental storage methodologies for the understudied intermediate recalcitrant seed of Northern Wild Rice (Zizania palustris L.)

This study evaluates storage methods for Northern Wild Rice seeds, finding that monthly water changes best maintain viability over 28 months.

Spatiotemporal Profiling of Seed-Associated Microbes of an Aquatic, Intermediate Recalcitrant Species, Zizania palustris L. and the Impact of Anti-Microbial Seed Treatments

This study profiles microbial communities in NWR seeds over time and evaluates antimicrobial treatments, finding that fungi dominate after one year and treatments reveal previously undetected microbes.

Dormancy Breaking Treatments in Northern Wild Rice (Zizania palustris L.) Seed Suggest a Physiological Source of Dormancy

This study evaluates dormancy-breaking treatments for northern wild rice seeds, finding that natural dormancy breaks after cold storage, while early treatments like sulfuric acid are ineffective for long-term viability.

Evaluation of a Recessive Male Floret Color in Cultivated Northern Wild Rice (Zizania palustris L.) for Pollen-Mediated Gene Flow Studies

This study evaluates a recessive white male floret trait in cultivated northern wild rice to assess pollen-mediated gene flow, finding limited gene flow beyond 63 meters.