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Research Project: Sunflower Germplasm Development for Improved Insect and Disease Resistance

Location: Sunflower Research

Title: New sunflower genetics

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Submitted to: World Wide Web
Publication Type: Other
Publication Acceptance Date: February 12, 2009
Publication Date: March 12, 2009
Citation: Hulke, B.S. 2009. New Sunflower Genetics. Presentation at the Manitoba Special Crops Symposium, February 11-12, 2009, Winnipeg, MB, Canada. Available: http://www.manitobaspecialcrops.ca/pdfs/New%20Sunflower%20Genetics%20-%20Brent%20Hulke.pdf

Interpretive Summary: Genetic research of the sunflower research unit, USDA-ARS, in Fargo, ND, was discussed in a presentation to a group of Canadian producers, industry representatives, and scientists. Because this was an international audience, I introduced the audience to ARS and the structure of the sunflower unit, and identified our customers and collaborators. I then discussed areas of research that have implications for Canadian producers, and discussed if and how we are conducting research in those areas of interest. In particular, resistance to diseases and insects, early maturity, and herbicide tolerance were discussed.

Technical Abstract: Genetic research of the sunflower research unit, USDA-ARS, in Fargo, ND, was discussed in a presentation to a group of Canadian producers, industry representatives, and scientists. Because this was an international audience, I introduced the audience to ARS and the structure of the sunflower unit, and identified our customers and collaborators. I then discussed areas of research that have implications for Canadian producers, and discussed if and how we are conducting research in those areas of interest. In particular, resistance to diseases and insects, early maturity, and herbicide tolerance were discussed.

   

 
Project Team
Gulya, Thomas
Charlet, Laurence
Hulke, Brent
 
Publications
   Publications
 
Related National Programs
  Plant Genetic Resources, Genomics and Genetic Improvement (301)
 
Related Projects
   Development of Sunflower Germplasm with Sclerotinia Head and Stalk Rot Resistance
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   Expansion of Field Testing of USDA-ARS Pre-Release Germplasm to Additional Work Sites in the Sunflower Growing Region
   Sunflower Rust: Race Identification, Hybrid Resistance Evaluation, and Search for New Sources of Resistance
 
 
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