USDA and DOE Project Director Meeting

USDA and DOE Project Director Meeting

USDA and DOE Project Director Meeting AFRI Plant Genome, Genetics and Breeding Program AFRI Plant Breeding and Education Program USDA-DOE Feedstock Genomics for Bioenergy Program Town and Country Resort and Convention Center San Diego, CA January 13, 2011 Table of Contents Speaker Abstracts (In Presentation Order) .................................................................................................. 7 Genomics-Based Breeding in Forest Trees: Are We There Yet and Why We Need a Reference Genome to Finish the Job; David B. Neale .............................................................................................................. 7 Genome-Wide Patterns of SNP Variation in Wheat: Tools and Resources for Breeding and Studying Genetics of Agronomic Traits; Eduard Akhunov ...................................................................................... 8 Oat SNP Development and Identification of Loci Affecting Key Traits in North American Oat Germplasm Using Association Genetics; Eric Jackson .............................................................................. 9 Advanced Pine Breeding Through Association Genetics and Biotechnology; Matias Kirst ................... 10 Improving Maize Against Aflatoxin and Drought: Translational Plant Breeding, Education, and Extension; Seth C. Murray ...................................................................................................................... 12 An Integrated Approach to Breeding Resistance to Phytophthora Capsici In Pepper; Allen Van Deynze ................................................................................................................................................................ 13 Building Improved Crown and Rhizome Transcriptomes to Evaluate Seasonal Changes in Switchgrass Populations with Divergent Winter Survival; Gautam Sarath ................................................................ 13 Accelerating the Domestication of Miscanthus for Biofuel Production; Andrew Paterson .................. 14 Genome-Wide Analysis of miRNA Targets in Brachypodium and Biomass Energy Crops; Pamela J. Green ...................................................................................................................................................... 16 Plant Genome, Genetics and Breeding Program Project Reports (Alphabetical Order of Lead Project Director) ...................................................................................................................................................... 17 Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) Markers for High-Throughput Genotyping to Advance Genomic, Genetic and Breeding Research in Wheat; Eduard Akhunov ................................................ 17 Genome-Wide Selection to Introgress Exotic Dwarf-Corn Germplasm into U.S. Corn Belt Germplasm; Rex Bernardo .......................................................................................................................................... 20 Understanding the Mechanisms that Define Cereals: Unraveling the Function of Lineage Specific Genes within the Poaceae; C. Robin Buell ............................................................................................. 21 Advancing the Barley Genome; Tim Close .............................................................................................. 24 The Douglas-Fir Climate Change Transcriptome Observatory (CCTO) for the Pacific Northwest; Richard Cronn ...................................................................................................................................................... 26 Translating Solanaceae Sequence Diversity and Trait Variation into Applied Outcomes through Integrative Research, Education, and Extension; David Douches .......................................................... 28 Comparative Protein Networks Controlling Disease Resistance in Rice and Wheat; Jorge Dubcovsky 37 Triticeae CAP: Improving Barley and Wheat Germplasm for Changing Environments; Jorge Dubcovsky and Gary Muehlbauer ............................................................................................................................ 42 2 Simultaneous Genetic Analysis of Winter Hardiness Traits and Development of Winter Malting Barley Varieties; Patrick Hayes .......................................................................................................................... 51 Oat SNP Development and Identification of Loci Affecting Key Traits in North American Oat Germplasm Using Association Genetics; Eric Jackson ............................................................................ 53 A Genome Sequence for Common Bean, Phaseolus vulgaris; Scott Jackson ......................................... 56 Common Bean Coordinated Agricultural Project (CAP); Phil McClean .................................................. 58 Development of a High Resolution SNP Chip (600K) and Genotyping of 850 Diverse rice (Oryza sp.) Accessions; Susan McCouch ................................................................................................................... 61 Barley Coordinated Agricultural Project; Gary J. Muehlbauer ............................................................... 64 Conifer Translational Genomics Network Coordinated Agricultural Project; David Neale .................... 81 Loblolly Pine Genome Project; David Neale ........................................................................................... 83 Scanning for Yield: High-Throughput Discovery of Candidate Agronomic Loci for Marker-Assisted Selection in Maize; Jeffrey Ross-Ibarra .................................................................................................. 86 Evaluating Genomic Selection for Applied Plant Breeding; Kevin P. Smith ........................................... 89 Expanding the Scope of Association Mapping in Important Crop Species with Methodology Development in Statistics; Dong Wang .................................................................................................. 92 Defense versus Symbiosis: Host Genetic Control of Nodulation Specificity in Soybeans; Hongyan Zhu ................................................................................................................................................................ 94 Plant Breeding and Education Program Project Reports (Alphabetical Order of Lead Project Director) . 96 Assessing the Cost of Pyramiding Host Resistance to Biotic Stress in Crop Species; William Berzonsky ................................................................................................................................................................ 96 Translational Genomic Approaches for Enhancing Disease Resistance in Plants, an Internet-Facilitated Education Program for Training Plant Breeders; Charles Brummer ...................................................... 98 Enhancing Education and Research Capacity in Plant Breeding for Drought Tolerance; Pat Byrne .... 101 Building Expertise in Plant Breeding that Focuses on Drought Tolerance in Common Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.); James D. Kelly .................................................................................................................... 103 Advanced Pine Breeding Through Association Genetics and Biotechnology; Matias Kirst ................. 106 Enhancing Education and Research in Breeding for Plant Disease Resistance; Michael Mazourek .... 109 New Vistas in Plant Breeding Education: Investigating the Genetics Underlying the Ability to Yield Under High Planting Density in Maize; Rita H. Mumm ........................................................................ 111 Improving Drought Tolerance and Aflatoxin Resistance in Maize; Education, Extension, and Translational Breeding via Altered Lipid Metabolism; Seth C. Murray ................................................ 118 Partnership for Research & Education in Plant Breeding and Genetics at Purdue University; Herbert Ohm ...................................................................................................................................................... 121 3 Genetics of Calcium Uptake by Potato Tuber; Jiwan P. Palta .............................................................. 124 Marker-Assisted Breeding to Enhance Disease Resistance in Corn, Rice, and Sugarcane; Prasanta K. Subudhi ................................................................................................................................................. 126 Enhancing Leaf Spot Resistance in Peanut; Barry L. Tillman ................................................................ 129 An Integrated Approach to Breeding Resistance to Phytophthora Capsici in Pepper; Allen Van Deynze .............................................................................................................................................................. 131 USDA-DOE Feedstock Genomics for Bioenergy Program Project Reports (Alphabetical Order of Lead Project Director) ........................................................................................................................................ 137 Functional Interactomics: Determining the Roles Played by Members of the Poplar Biomass Protein- Protein Interactome; Eric Beers............................................................................................................ 137 Alfalfa Transcript Sequencing and SNP Discovery to Improve Biomass Composition; Charles Brummer .............................................................................................................................................................

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