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Wheat Research including:
Root Disease, Stem Rust
Stripe Rust, Genotyping
Wheat Quality, Fusarium Blight
Phenomics, Wheat Genetics
Soft Durum Wheat
Historical Information
Orville Vogel, 1977 Semidwarf Wheat Research
Mission
Develop ecologically sound and sustainable methods to achieve, maintain and promote the health of wheat, barley and brassica crops in agricultural systems that conserve soil, water and energy. Promote plant health through the control of soilborne and foliar diseases by conducting and coordinating basic and applied research to understand the genetics and biochemistry of host-pathogen interactions, the composition of the phytobiome, and its role and potential to suppress plant disease through biological control. Develop molecular methods to detect and quantify pathogens, assess their virulence, and determine their etiology, epidemiology and ecology. Forecast epidemics and assess crop losses due to rusts. Develop competitive wheat germplasm with characteristics that minimize risk and maximize sustainable, economic, and health opportunities for cereal breeders, growers, buyers, and consumers. Develop and use molecular, genomic, phenomic and biochemical methods to incorporate desired traits into germplasm including disease resistance, adaptation to environmental stress, and end-use quality traits in market classes desired by foreign and domestic millers, food processors and consumers.
Bellinger, Brian
Chen, Xianming
Evans, Kent
Freston-Lenssen, Mishelle
Garland-Campbell, Kimberly
Hall, Dorothy
Kelley, William
- Bill
Kiszonas, Alecia
Li, Xianran
Luna, Janet
Marlowe, Karol
Paulitz, Timothy
Peden, Gail
Ruff, Travis
See, Deven
Steber, Camille
Thomashow, Linda
Thompson, Alison
Weller, David