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Research Project:
DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH YIELDING GROUP III ¿ V SOYBEANS WITH HI-PROTEIN, SCN RESISTANCE, AND LOW ALLERGEN, STACHYOSE CONCENTRATIONS
Location: Soybean and Nitrogen Fixation Research
Project Number: 6645-21000-026-37
Project Type:
Specific Cooperative Agreement
Start Date: Apr 28, 2008
End Date: Feb 28, 2009
Objective:
1. Identify of new soybean germplasm sources of higher protein content.
2. Improve an understanding of the genetics of higher protein and lower phytate, allergen and stachyose/raffinose concentrations in soybean.
3. Identify markers/genes linked to higher protein content in soybean for use in marker assisted selection for higher protein content.
4. Develop soybean varieties with higher protein at or above 45% of dry mass with resistance to different races of SCN and low phytate, stachyose/raffinose, and allergen contents in maturity groups III through V.
Approach:
Map QTLs associated with high protein content in a minimum of three mapping populations. Develop lines that are high in protein, SCN resistant, and low in phytate, using marker assisted selection where possible. Begin a new program for development of varieties/germplasm with high protein, SCN resistance, low allergen, and less stachyose/raffinose. Develop SNP DNA markers for low allergen potential.
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Last Modified: 10/20/2008
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