Genomic Approaches to Using Diversity for the Adaptation of Modern Varieties of Wheat and Barley to Climate Change
Plant genetic resources have contributed to the identification and characterization of key loci and genes for important agronomic traits such as flowering time, plant height, root and shoot growth and resistance to abiotic stresses. Key loci for pre-anthesis growth vigor and drought tolerance have b...
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| author | Neumann, Kerstin Schulthess, Albert W Bassi, Filippo Dhanagond, Sidram Khlestkina, Elena Börner, Andreas Graner, Andreas Kilian, Benjamin |
| author_browse | Bassi, Filippo Börner, Andreas Dhanagond, Sidram Graner, Andreas Khlestkina, Elena Kilian, Benjamin Neumann, Kerstin Schulthess, Albert W |
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| description | Plant genetic resources have contributed to the identification and characterization of key loci and genes for important agronomic traits such as flowering time, plant height, root and shoot growth and resistance to abiotic stresses. Key loci for pre-anthesis growth vigor and drought tolerance have been revealed by genome-wide mapping in three diverse barley panels. Recent studies have identified candidate loci for biomass and/or the corresponding growth rates, water use efficiency, root traits, tiller number, plant height under drought or/and well-watered conditions using destructive and non-invasive 48phenotyping. In all three panels, 76 genomic regions were identified in at least two panels in which QTLs for growth and/or drought tolerance cluster, some marker-trait associations were even found for identical SNPs in all panels. The main genomic regions identified in three different mapping panels for trait complexes such as growth vigor, root architecture and pre-anthesis drought tolerance are highly relevant for future research on adaptation to climate change. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1322282026-01-14T02:35:25Z Genomic Approaches to Using Diversity for the Adaptation of Modern Varieties of Wheat and Barley to Climate Change Neumann, Kerstin Schulthess, Albert W Bassi, Filippo Dhanagond, Sidram Khlestkina, Elena Börner, Andreas Graner, Andreas Kilian, Benjamin barley climate change wheat varieties barley wheat Plant genetic resources have contributed to the identification and characterization of key loci and genes for important agronomic traits such as flowering time, plant height, root and shoot growth and resistance to abiotic stresses. Key loci for pre-anthesis growth vigor and drought tolerance have been revealed by genome-wide mapping in three diverse barley panels. Recent studies have identified candidate loci for biomass and/or the corresponding growth rates, water use efficiency, root traits, tiller number, plant height under drought or/and well-watered conditions using destructive and non-invasive 48phenotyping. In all three panels, 76 genomic regions were identified in at least two panels in which QTLs for growth and/or drought tolerance cluster, some marker-trait associations were even found for identical SNPs in all panels. The main genomic regions identified in three different mapping panels for trait complexes such as growth vigor, root architecture and pre-anthesis drought tolerance are highly relevant for future research on adaptation to climate change. 2023-10-12T19:05:17Z 2023-10-12T19:05:17Z Book Chapter https://hdl.handle.net/10568/132228 en Limited Access Taylor & Francis Kerstin Neumann, Albert W Schulthess, Filippo Bassi, Sidram Dhanagond, Elena Khlestkina, Andreas Börner, Andreas Graner, Benjamin Kilian. (1/2/2023). Genomic Approaches to Using Diversity for the Adaptation of Modern Varieties of Wheat and Barley to Climate Change, in "Plant Genetic Resources for the 21st Century, 1st Edition". United States of America: Taylor & Francis. |
| spellingShingle | barley climate change wheat varieties barley wheat Neumann, Kerstin Schulthess, Albert W Bassi, Filippo Dhanagond, Sidram Khlestkina, Elena Börner, Andreas Graner, Andreas Kilian, Benjamin Genomic Approaches to Using Diversity for the Adaptation of Modern Varieties of Wheat and Barley to Climate Change |
| title | Genomic Approaches to Using Diversity for the Adaptation of Modern Varieties of Wheat and Barley to Climate Change |
| title_full | Genomic Approaches to Using Diversity for the Adaptation of Modern Varieties of Wheat and Barley to Climate Change |
| title_fullStr | Genomic Approaches to Using Diversity for the Adaptation of Modern Varieties of Wheat and Barley to Climate Change |
| title_full_unstemmed | Genomic Approaches to Using Diversity for the Adaptation of Modern Varieties of Wheat and Barley to Climate Change |
| title_short | Genomic Approaches to Using Diversity for the Adaptation of Modern Varieties of Wheat and Barley to Climate Change |
| title_sort | genomic approaches to using diversity for the adaptation of modern varieties of wheat and barley to climate change |
| topic | barley climate change wheat varieties barley wheat |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/132228 |
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