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Research Project:
CROP RESIDUE MANAGEMENT AND SCREENING TECHNIQUES FOR IMPROVED MANAGEMENT OF FHB
Project Number: 0500-00053-002-09
Project Type:
Grant
Start Date: May 06, 2004
End Date: May 05, 2009
Objective:
Characterize barley near-isogenic lines for a QTL Conditioning DON accumulation. Examine the impact of crop residues on Fusarium head blight (FHB) and possible management options aimed at the control of Fusarium-infested residues. Validate the feasibility of conducting dryland-inoculation screening on a range of wheat genotypes at two locations in Minnesota for a second year.
Approach:
Characterize the effect of single QTL identified by investigating host-parasite interactions on toxin accumulation in NILs differing in the alleles at the identified QTL. Use toxin-time course experiments to investigate the effect of the identified QTL on DON accumulation and link this to ergosterol. Determine the effect of this QTL on toxin accumulation from early infection through to harvested grain. Investigate the stability of the effect of the identified QTL by using a wider range of isolates of F. graminearum than previously has been examined.
FY06 Titles:
1. Factors Influencing the Accumulation of DON in Fusarium-infected Wheat
2. FHB Resistance QTLs in Hard Red Spring Wheat Near-isogenic Lines
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Last Modified: 11/08/2008
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