THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA 12/04/17 Pathogen uses light to facilitate its invasion of wheat plants. Researchers at The University of Western Australia in collaboration with The Australian National University have discovered the deadly fungus Parastagonospora nodorum invades wheat plants by producing a herbicide compound (elsinochrome) which kills plant cells when they are exposed to light.
The discovery published in the Environmental Microbiology journal is important to increase the understanding of a significant cause of the destruction of wheat plants globally. Wheat is a food staple that is grown more than any other commercial food in the world. Int.J.Adv.Res.Biol.Sci.(2017).4(1):78-91 Effect of storage treatments on wheat storage. Asian J Agri Biol, 2016, 4(4): 126-133. FIELD EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT INSECTICIDES AGAINST WHEAT APHIDS AND THEIR NATURAL ENEMIES IN PAKISTAN. CIMMYT 15/08/16 Rapport annuel 2015. (organisme international de recherche traitant du maïs et du blé) Fieldwork in a large-scale investigation into gender norms and agency in agricultural innovation has been completed in 26 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
By applying the same qualitative research methodology in different farming communities around the world, a study known as GENNOVATE aims to draw broad lessons about how gender norms – social rules prescribing men’s and women’s daily behaviors – affect the uptake of agricultural innovations. In total, an estimated 8,000 men and women from 135 rural communities provided testimony that will guide efforts to better integrate gender in agricultural research and to design practical tools that can be used by researchers. GENNOVATE is a project carried out in conjunction with 11 CGIAR Research Programs. CRP MAIZE covered 27 communities in 7 countries, while WHEAT covered 48 communities in 8 countries.
Anuprita Shukla (far right) with the Bangladesh regional study team. A focus group exercise includes middle class men in Bangladesh. ENGINEERING FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT - MAI 2015 - PRINCIPLES OF PRECISION AGRICULTURE IN ON-FARM SPRING WHEAT FERTILIZATION EXPERIMENT. Journal of Multidisciplinary Engineering Science Studies (JMESS) - FEV 2016 - Technical And Economical Assessment Of Applying Precision Farming Using Mathematical Model On Irrigated Wheat Production. PLANT SOIL ENVIRON - 2016 - Winter wheat: results of long-term fertilizer experiment in Prague-Ruzyně over the last 60 years. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PHARMACY AND PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES - 2016 - A DE NOVO ASSEMBLY METHOD FOR SHORT SEQUENCE OF SOLID-SAGE READS RESPONSIBLE FOR WHEAT (TRITICUM AESTIVUM L.) LEAF RUST.
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International Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology Vol. 3(8), pp. 108-114, September 2011 Durable resistance in wheat. MethodsX Volume 3, 2016, Pages 62–68 Development of methodologies for virus detection in soybean and wheat seeds. Abstract Seeds that contain large amounts of oil, starch, fibers and phenols are the most difficult tissues for RNA extraction.
Currently, there are some reports of virus detection in seeds using commercial kits for RNA extraction. However, individual seeds were used, which may not be always suitable for analyses that deal with large amounts of seeds. Sangha  described a simple, quick and efficient protocol for RNA extraction and downstream applications in a group of seeds of jatropha (Jatropha curcas), mustard (Brassica sp.) and rice (Oryza sativa). CHILEAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH 75(1) JANUARY-MARCH 2015 Distribution and prevalence of crown rot pathogens affecting wheat crops in southern Chile. BIOSCIENCE - OCT 2015 - Ecological Networks in Stored Grain: Key Postharvest Nodes for Emerging Pests, Pathogens, and Mycotoxins. Planta daninha vol.31 no.3 Viçosa July/Sept. 2013 Competitive ability of wheat cultivars against weeds. Services on Demand Article Indicators Related links Share.
ARS USDA 07/04/14 Looking to Wheat's Wild Ancestors to Combat an Evolving Threat. By Dennis O'Brien April 7, 2014 U.S.
Department of Agriculture (USDA) scientists have pinpointed the location of a gene in a little-known ancient grass that could help save one of the world's most important cereal crops from an unrelenting fungus. Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists Matt Rouse and Yue Jin, with the agency's Cereal Disease Research Laboratory in St. Paul, Minn., found the gene while studying the DNA of ancient grasses. AGRICULTURAL UTILIZATION RESEARCH INSTITUTE - DEC 2012 - Value-Added Opportunities and Alternative Uses for Wheat and Barley. GLOBAL RUST JANVIER 2010 Wheat Rusts: An Atlas of Resistance Genes. AGRICULTURAL UTILIZATION RESEARCH INSTITUTE - DEC 2012 - Value-Added Opportunities and Alternative Uses for Wheat and Barley.
International Journal of Agronomy Volume 2012 (2012), Epidemiology of the Diseases of Wheat under Different Strategies of Supple. Natural Products and Bioprospecting - 2012 - Determination of the causes and the effects of storage conditions on the quality of. There are still cases of millers returning poor quality red wheat to the Zimbabwe Grain Marketing Board (GMB) and this has been an ongoing problem over the past few years.
A larger amount of this wheat has discoloured and damaged embryos and it is discounted by millers because the germs are brittle and they crumble easily. There have been also many rejections of the red wheat particularly by major traders. Therefore there was an urgent need to investigate the causes and effects of storage conditions on the quality of silo-stored red wheat, since red wheat is one of human beings’ main food supplies. A representative sample of 2.25 kg of red winter wheat was randomly collected from the common red winter wheat incoming to the Grain Marketing Board Depot for storage. This representative sample of 2.25 kg was used as the control sample and its test density was determined. CROP PROTECTION - 2010 - The economics of fungicide use in winter wheat in southern Sweden.
Economics Research International Volume 2011 (2011) Disease Resistance of Wheat Varieties: Can Private Varieties Withstand the P. HGCA - Wheat Disease Management Guide 2011. The 10 most recent publications are shown below by default.
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W. Bockus, E. D. De Wolf, B. August 2011 Review. Czech J. Genet. Plant Breed., 47, 2011 (Special Issue): S155–S159 Resistance to Rusts in Bangladeshi Wheat. INTECH - JANV 2012 - Yield Response to Foliar Fungicide Application in Winter Wheat (Amérique du Nord) BBSRC 30/05/13 Advice for future wheat research published. A working group, established by BBSRC's Food Security Strategy Advisory Panel, has made recommendations for a 5-year Strategy to help shape BBSRC funded wheat research.
The Strategy, published today, contains independent advice and recommendations from the working group to advise on the Council's future strategy and priorities in this area. To discuss and distil key strategic messages, and to frame these in the context of a high level strategy document, the working group considered an analysis of BBSRC's research portfolio and the outputs of a web-based community consultation. The group highlighted the importance of consolidating and building on BBSRC's and the UK's track record in wheat research, and noted that BBSRC has a major international leadership role to play. The Strategy and associated recommendations can be seen at: www.bbsrc.ac.uk/web/files/strategies/2013_bbsrc_wheat_strategy.pdf (PDF 522KB)
AG PROFESSIONAL 20/08/13 UC Davis scientists deliver genetic blow to wheat disease. A new gene that will equip wheat plants to resist the deadly stem rust disease has been discovered by an international team that includes plant scientists at the University of California, Davis. The study findings on the Sr33 gene appear as the cover article of the Aug. 16 issue of the journal Science’s special issue devoted to “Smarter Pest Control.” This article is a companion piece to an article — also co-authored by UC Davis scientists — that reports the findings of another resistance gene, Sr35, which also confers immunity to wheat stem rust disease.
The research team, which included co-author Jan Dvorak, a professor and wheat geneticist at UC Davis, succeeded in cloning the Sr33 gene, known to exist in Aegilops tauschii, a wild relative of common bread wheat.