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| Established in 1878 as a land-grant college, Mississippi State University has a long history of research, learning and service that have a direct impact on those it serves. In the most recent National Science Foundation Academic Research and Development Expenditures rankings (Fiscal Year 2009), the university achieved Top 10 placement in Agricultural Sciences, and ranked 60th among all public universities. Mississippi State continues to meet the challenges of today and lay the groundwork for a brighter future. |
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| Image | Subject Name | Scientific Name | Description |
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| 1391138 | redvine | Brunnichia ovata | in cypress by a creek |
| 1115076 | honey bee | Apis mellifera | |
| 1115074 | honey bee | Apis mellifera | |
| 1391385 | tropical soda apple | Solanum viarum | |
| 1624069 | cocklebur | Xanthium spp. | A perrenial plant from Europe, is a serious weed in row crops such as cotton, soybeans, and corn. Dr. John Byrd, a weed scientist, at Mississippi State University, shows how cocklebur can outcompete cotton and interfere with harvesting operations. |
| 1115065 | honey bee | Apis mellifera | |
| 1391362 | trifoliate orange | Poncirus trifoliata | |
| 1116069 | Texas gourd | Cucurbita pepo var. texana | Texas gourd left, smell melon right |
