New Bean Improvement Cooperative Website Launched

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New Bean Breeding and Genetics Website Lauched

The Bean Improvement Cooperative a joint collaborative research group consisting of researchers from MSU, among other universities, industry and the United States of Agriculture, has launched a new website.    The website is:  http://www.bic.uprm.edu/

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