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Anna Sikes
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Anna Sikes is a Professor at Ouachita Baptist University. Her most recent publication was in 2015. Her research has focused on plant physiology and cultivation, with a specific emphasis on plant stress responses and tolerance. She has also investigated phytochemicals and their antioxidant activities, as well as the broader topic of plant and animal studies.
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ProfessorRutgers University New Brunswick Marine and Coastal Sciences ORCID
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Professor publications 2015Ouachita Baptist University ORCID
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Story-Based Spiritual Formation for College Students (2015)Scholarly Commons - Ouachita Research, Creative Work, and Archives (Ouachita Baptist University) OpenAlex
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