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Sydney Lykins
Graduate Research Assistant
Plant and Environmental Sciences Department
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Email: slykins@clemson.edu
Personal Website: http://www.sydneyrosephotos.com
Educational Background
M.S. Plant and Environmental Sciecnes
Clemson University 2022
B.S. Biological Sciences
Clemson University 2019
Publications
Lykins, S., Scammon, K., Lawrence, B. T., & Melgar, J. C. (2021). Photosynthetic Light Response of Floricane Leaves of Erect Blackberry Cultivars from Fruit Development into the Postharvest Period. HortScience, 56(3), 347-351.
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