Wheat Ear Sterility Project (WESP)

SP Hoad; Simon Berry; Celia Bequain; Mark Dodds; Ed Flatman; Clare Freeman; Ron Granger; Peter Jack; David A Laurie; James Simmonds; Cristobal Uauy; GW Wilson

Wheat Ear Sterility Project (WESP)

SP Hoad
, Simon Berry
, Celia Bequain
, Mark Dodds
, Ed Flatman
, Clare Freeman
, Ron Granger
, Peter Jack
, David A Laurie
, James Simmonds
, Cristobal Uauy
, GW Wilson

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Abstract

The overall aim of this project was to establish methods for phenotypic screening and crop data collection to support QTL mapping of variation in wheat ear sterility. This is the precursor to understanding the genetics underlying vulnerability to sterility in UK wheat, with a view to identifying DNA markers for its elimination from breeding programmes. Our approach was to undertake population phenotyping coupled with genotyping and candidate plant trait identification and validation.

Original language	English
Publisher	Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board
Number of pages	105
Edition	PR599
Publication status	First published - Sept 2018

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Hoad, SP., Berry, S., Bequain, C., Dodds, M., Flatman, E., Freeman, C., Granger, R., Jack, P., Laurie, D. A., Simmonds, J., Uauy, C., & Wilson, GW. (2018). Wheat Ear Sterility Project (WESP). (PR599 ed.) Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board. Advance online publication. https://cereals.ahdb.org.uk/publications/2018/september/19/wheat-ear-sterility-project-(wesp).aspx

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