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https://doi.org/10.4224/23001969

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Genetic improvement of photosynthetic efficiency in wheat

Datla, Raju; Babic, Vivijan; Venglat, Prakash; Xiang, Daoquan; Wen, Rui;

Wang, Edwin; Cuthbert, Richard; Singh, Jas; Pozniak, Curtis; Reynolds,

Matthew; Molero, Gemma

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Genetic Improvement of Photosynthetic Efficiency in Wheat

Objective:

Identify and characterize new gene

targets (GT) involved in photosynthetic efficiency

Outputs thus far:

Identified new GT for

photosynthetic efficiency in wheat;

Observed improved photosynthetic under controlled

greenhouse conditions (Figure)

Impact:

New photosynthesis gene targets for

improving performance and productivity in wheat

Deployment path:

Validate the observations by

phenotypic, physiological, molecular, functional and

performance assessment of GT lines;

Screen wide germplasm for targeted discovery of

natural alleles associated with GTs;

Development of prototypes with natural GT alleles for

breeding improved Canadian wheat cultivars

Delivery date:

Prototypes 2019-2020

Resources committed:

~1.5 million/5 years

CWA Team:

NRC: Raju Datla, Vivijan Babic, Prakash Venglat,

Daoquan Xiang, Rui Wen, Edwin Wang,

AAFC: Richard Cuthbert, Jas Singh, U of S: Curtis Pozniak,

CIMMYT: Matthew Reynolds, Gemma Molero, UK: Martin Parry

Collaborators:

CIMMYT

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