Molecular Plant Breeding

Plant breeding is simple: cross the best parents and identify and recover progeny that outperform the parents. In practice, plant breeding is a three step process, wherein populations or germplasm collections with useful genetic variation are created or assembled, individuals with superior phenotypes are identified, and improved cultivars are developed from selected individuals. A wide diversity of approaches, tailored to the crop species and breeding objectives, have been developed for improving cultivars these breeding methods feature different types of populations, selection procedures, and outcomes.

 

  • Gene Transfer and Genetically Modified Plants
  • Isolation and Functional Analysis of Genes
  • Breeding Informatics
  • Marker assisted selection and genomic selection

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