Todd Wehner
William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor / Leader of stevia and cucurbit breeding project
Academics, Faculty, Research
Kilgore Hall 222
Dr. Wehner began his work on plant breeding at NC State University in 1979. Responsibilities include research in the area of stevia (healthy, natural sweeteners), cucurbit breeding (cucumber, watermelon, and specialty melons), teaching (plant breeding methods, distance education, integrated breeding databases), and service to the department. Outside activities include consulting with industry and teaching at the Plant Breeding Academy at the University of California-Davis.
There is information provided on this website for plant breeding work on stevia, cucumber, watermelon, and other cucurbits (specialty melon, luffa gourd). There is also information on courses taught, as well as the plant breeding and vegetable crops programs at NC State. For additional information, see biography, international activities, and résumé below.
Biographical Information
Education
PhD, Plant Breeding and Plant Gentics, University of Wisconsin-Madison (1979)
MS, Agronomy, University of Wisconsin-Madison (1978)
AB, Botany, University of California-Berkeley (1975)