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INTEGRATING GERMPLASM EVALUATION, BREEDING AND PHYSIOLOGY TO IMPROVE POST-FLOWERING HEAT-STRESS RESILIENCE IN SOYBEAN

Objective

Long-term Goals:Develop improved post-flowering heat-stress resilient cultivars and strengthen the improvement pipeline between the untapped soybean germplasm collection and commercial soybean cultivars.Supporting objectives:Phenotype a diverse soybean association panel for post-flowering heat-stress induced yield and composition changes using unique field-based tents.Map genomic regions responsible for maintaining yield and seed composition under post-flowering heat-stress through genome-wide association studies (GWAS).Validate haplotypes associated with post-flowering heat stress tolerance and develop breeder friendly molecular markers.

Investigators
Schapaugh Jr, W. T.; Jagadish, S., .; Vuong, Tr, D..
Institution
Kansas State University
Start date
2020
End date
2023
Project number
KS10200169
Accession number
1022278