I felt a great honor to speak in the 3rd international wheat congress talking about our wheat research. Thanks to a recent PhD graduate Kyle Parker who developed the GS prediction. It is a great opportunity to listen so many talks from worldwide well known scientists. @TAMU
Dr. Shuyu Liu from @TAMU discussing the comparisons of phenotypic vs genomic selection on yield in US winter wheat across multiple environments. Exciting insights into yield optimization at #IWC2024Perth
It was a great tour at the Donald Danforth Plant Science center today. We greatly appreciate Mathew, Malia, and Cody from the center to show us the tour. We thank the CSSA president Kim Garland-Campbell @clubwheat to arrange this. @ACSmtg
Congratulations to Mustafa Cerit for publishing his MS research @cerit1994
Mapping QTL for Yield and Its Component Traits Using Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) RIL Mapping Population from TAM 113 × Gallagher https://t.co/OZb5Z8CLFz #mdpiagronomy via @Agronomy_Mdpi
This is my first time to join the graduation ceremony during the 13 years I have been working with @tamusoilcrop@txresearch i am very excited to see so many Aggie graduates. Congratulations to Dr. Zhen Wang. I am so proud of training 30 graduates with colleagues.
A graph about temperature increase every year from a ASPB speaker on climate change @DrShepherd2013 is very similar as our crop breeders’ yield selection graph. But the temperature change graph makes the breeding selection work more challenged.
Today, the Texas Wheat Producers board of directors visited the @a_agrilife research station in Bushland. The board funds several projects carried out at this station and appreciates the work this team does for the #wheat breeding program.
A great gathering for Texas Small Grain meeting on 24, McFadeen wheat symposium on 25 and Hard Red Winter wheat regional meeting on 26. A very inspiring talk by Dr. Ed Souza on McFadden life and career. Dr. Pierson introduced @tamusystem@txresearch wheat cultivars.Student poster
Texas A&M AgriLife Research has a Research Scientist position available on wheat genetic and genomic research. This position is PI eligible to apply for funding as PI and in graduate faculty committee to advise students. Please find more info and apply at https://t.co/BPkmG4eTFH
McFadden 2023 Wheat Symposium will be held at Grapevine, TX from April 24-26, 2023. https://t.co/pCXBOKrT6b You can access the schedules and abstract submission. Early bird registration is end on March 24. Awards for student and postdoc will be announced on Apr 26. @WheatCAP
Congratulations to Mr. Mehmet Dogan who graduated from TAMU, went back to work with Turkey Field Crop Central Research, and completed it.
QTL Analysis of Yield and End-Use Quality Traits in Texas Hard Red Winter Wheat https://t.co/uqiw74x10m #mdpiagronomy via @Agronomy_Mdpi
QTL mapping of yield components and kernel traits in wheat cultivars TAM 112 and Duster https://t.co/kpIRocb6kR
Congratulations to PhD student Zhen Wang for publishing this. Thanks to the collaborators to make this happen.
Great meeting @ASA_CSSA_SSSA at Baltimore. As a past chair of C-8 Plant Genetic Resources, I organized Frank Meyer Medal award lecture by Dr. Jorge Dubcovsky and Carlvin Sperling Memorial Biodiversity lecture by Dr. Eduard Akhunov. Postdoc and students enjoyed their presenting.
Greatly enjoyed discussion after presenting Calvin Sperling Biodiversity Lecture! Historic wild relative introgression, prioritizing wild relatives for introgression and a new promoter of homoeologous recombination in wheat. @ASA_CSSA_SSSA@WheatCAP@KSUPlantDr @KStateRE
Dr. Susan McCouch gave a wonderful presentation about the radical collaboration and transdisciplinary science in the section of “radical collaboration in plant breeding”.
Congratulations to Dr. Eduard Akhunov @eakhunov as the recipient of the 2022 Calvin Sperling Memorial Biodiversity Lectureship. If you missed, please watch the recorded presentation. He discussed how to explore and utilize those favorable alleles in wild species adapted to env.
If you are in the CSSA annual meeting, you are invited to join the three excellent presentations: 1) Frank N. Meyer Medal Award to Dr. Jorge Dubcovsky; 2) Ron Phillips Plant Genetics Lectureship by Dr. Paul Gepts; 3) Calvin Sperling Biodiversity Lectureship by Dr. Eduard Akhunov.
Congratulations to Dr. Paul Gepts from UC-Davis as the recipient of Ron Phillips Plant Genetics Lectureship. A wonderful presentation he gave on bean demostication. Please watch the video if you missed.
The SASES committee appreciate the great support from those 40+ volunteer judges to evaluate the undergraduate oral and poster presentations. We selected the top 6 winners from oral and 5 winners from 50 posters. Go volunteer judges, your time and effort are greatly appreciated.
Rajeev Varshney gave an excellent presentation on chickenpea about how to use the haplotyoe data to help on selection of lines with a combinations of favorable traits and prove them in the field experiments. @rajvarshney