Sequencing and assembly of the wheat genome

Sequencing and assembly of the wheat genomeThe genome sequence is an essential prerequisite for defining the complete gene catalogue of an organism, and it provides a framework for identifying and understanding the function of variants associated with phenotypic traits of interest. For wheat, these traits include disease resistance, crop yield improvement, protein content, quality factors and resistance to abiotic stressors such as drought or poor soils. This chapter reviews the challenges

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art/science collaboration

Nematodes reduce the value of the harvested crop by affecting yield

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