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Intern Info Elijah Gallimore-Repole Overexpression of candidate insect herbivory resistance genes in Setaria viridis and the effects on Spodoptera frugiperda herbivory Project Summary: This project investigates how insect herbivory of Setaria viridis (hereafter Setaria) is affected by overexpression of three candidate genes encoding chitinase, thionin, and pathogenesis-related protein Bet VI family
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