Guido Schnabel, a pathologist of the Klisson plant, examines the decay of armadilia roots in the archipelago garden of Titan.
Clementon researcher Hehe Wang and graduate student Milan Pant will install a weather station on Peach Farm in Georgia in Bacteriological Research.
Clemson and Uga researchers combine forces to grow a perfect peach.
Clemson and UGA onomatologist Brett Blow use inverted leaves to collect insects from peach trees.
Dennis Attawai and Jonathan Wit Climson University
South Carolina and Georgia share a border, a passion for football and pride in their peers.
The Clemson University and Georgia University campuses are only 70 miles apart. The Tigers and the Bulldogs fought on the football field in 1897. The teams met for the 65th time on Saturday night.
The series has been highlighted in a number of exciting times that have changed the prospects of the two teams’ championship.
A.D. In 1978, the No. 8 Climson I-85 flew to Athens and lost 12-0 to the Bulldogs.
A.D. At the 1981 National Championships, Georgia was led by Herll Walker. Walker had a terrific day, including a goal-scoring fall, and Clemens won 13-3, shattering Georgia’s second consecutive championship dream and helping the Tigers to their first national title.
Then, in four years, they have won all three of their last-two field goals. A.D. In 1984, Kevin Butler of Georgia won the tiger 60 meters. In 1986, the Clomson David Tradew beat Georgia 31-28 to finish the game in 4 seconds. The following year, Treadwell reaffirmed his talent and lifted another game to a 21-20 victory.
Recognizing its centuries-old history of stone frying, Georgia has called itself the “Peach Empire.” South Carolina, meanwhile, produces more corn than any other state except California, and anyone passing by on Interstate 85 saw the giant peach-shaped 135-foot water tower The Piacoid.
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