about186: Presentations from the 8th International Wheat Conference, 1-4 June 2010, St.<wbr> Petersburg, Russia

Title: Presentations from the 8th International Wheat Conference, 1-4 June 2010, St. Petersburg, Russia

Please note that only those presentations for whom the authors signed a release are available. For those not available here, please contact the author directly.

June 1 (Day 1 of the 8IWC)

Peidu Chen, Nanjing Agricultural University: Transfer and utilization of alien disease resistance genes in wheat improvement through chromosome translocation
Sergey Kiselev, Lomonosov Moscow State University: Status and perspectives of wheat production in Russian Federation
Jan Dvorak, University of California-Davis: N.I. Vavilov’s theory of centers of diversity in the light of current understanding of wheat domestication and evolution
Saulescue Nicolae, National Agricultural Research and Development Institute (Romania):Transferring useful rye genes to wheat, using Triticale as a bridge
Zdenek Stehno, Crop Research Institute (Czech Republic): Evaluation of emmer wheat genetic resources aimed at dietary food production
Ken Sayre, CIMMYT: Conservation Agriculture – Providing the Basis for the Development of Sustainable Crop Management Technologies
Andreas Börner, Leibniz-Institut für Pflanzengenetik und Kulturpflanzenforschung: Wheat Genetic Resources - How to Exploit
Kumarse Nazari, ICARDA: Identification of sources of seedling and adult-plant resistance to wheat rusts in land races, primitive and wild Triticum species
Olga Mitrofanova, N.I. Vavilov Institute of Plant Industry: Wheat Genetic Resources Research in Russia
Hans Braun, CIMMYT: Climate Change and Wheat Production
Igor Belan, Siberian Agricultural Research Institute: Utilization of New Wheat Genepool in Breeding of Spring Bread Wheat
Zhong-hu He, CIMMYT-Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences: Breeding wheat varieties under climate changing conditions in China
M.R. Jalal Kamali, CIMMYT: Climate Change and Wheat Production in Iran
M. Moznur Rahman, Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute: Experiences with the Climate Change in Bangladesh
SS Singh, Directorate of Wheat Research (India): Effect of climate change: Indian perspective
Irina Leonova, Institute of Cytology and Genetics (Russia): Triticum aestivum x Triticum timopheevii introgression lines as a source of pathogen resistance genes introgression lines as a source of pathogen resistance genes

June 2 (Day 2 of the 8IWC)

Stephen Baenziger, University of Nebraska-Lincoln: Understanding grain yield: it is a Journey, not a Destination
Pawan K. Singh, CIMMYT: Breeding for resistance to tan spot of wheat at CIMMYT, Mexico
Alistair Pask, University of Nottingham: Quantifying how winter wheat crops accumulate and use nitrogen reserves during growth
S.S. Singh Directorate of Wheat Research (India): Domestic wheat production in India and future prospects

June 3 (Day 3 of the 8IWC)

Eduard Akhunov, Kansas State University: New genomic technologies and resources for wheat genetics and breeding
Ron DePauw, Agriculture and Agri-food Canada: New breeding tools impact Canadian commercial farmer fields
Peter M. Chandler, CSIRO Plant Industry: 'Overgrowth' mutants of wheat: many new alleles at the 'Green Revolution' dwarfing locus
Susanne Dreisigacker, CIMMYT: Genotypic structures of the CIMMYT international yield trials targeted to irrigated and semi-arid environments
Thomas Lumpkin, CIMMYT: Present and future of transgenic wheat
Kellye Eversole, International Wheat Genome Sequencing Consortium: The International Wheat Genome Sequencing Consortium (IWGSC): a genome sequence based platform to accelerate wheat improvement
Pierre Sourdille, INRA (France): Insertion Site-Based Polymorphism (ISBP) markers open new perspective for genome saturation and marker assisted selection in hexaploid wheat (T. aestivum)
Richard Trethowan, University of Sydney: Integrating molecular technology in Key Indian wheat breeding programs to improve yield and disease resistance

June 4 (Day 4 of the 8IWC)

Sai L.K. Hsam, Technical University of Munich: Development of wheat and triticale genotypes with novel starch characteristics
Daniel Vazquez, INIA (Uruguay): Genotype and environment effects on quality of 23 wheat genotypes cultivated in 20 Latin American environments
Derek Cornes, Syngenta: Advancing wheat through integrated technology in partnerships
Ed Runge, Texas A&M: Monsanto's Beachell-Borlaug International Scholars Program
- Brochure for the Monsanto Beachell-Borlaug International Scholars Program

Attachments:

2.Chen (8th IWC,2010.6.1).pdf
2.Wheat_Piter_06_2010.pdf
3.Jan_Dvorak_5_28.pdf
4.8th IWC - Stehno et al. final.pdf
3.Transferring useful rye genes to wheat, using.pdf
4.K Sayre - 8th Int Wheat Conference Presentation - St Petersburg.pdf
8th IWC K_Nazari.pdf
10-Wheat Genetic Resources Research in Russia.pdf
2010 8 IWC Battista Braun.pdf
Belan-8 IWC 2010.pdf
Breeding wheat climate change in China 2010May.pdf
Climate Change & Wheat Production in Iran_new.pdf
Climate Change Experiences in Bangladesh.pdf
climate change SS Singh 8iwc_India.pdf
Leonova.pdf
1.BAENZIGER8iwc.pdf
2.Singh 8thIWC, Russia-2 June2010.pdf
4.PASK IWC 2010 [final_1997-2003].pdf
5.Wheat production 8IWC SS Singh.pdf
1Akhunov_IWC8.pdf
3.StPetersburg talk.pdf
4.8thIWC_Session 6_Susanne Dreisigacker.pdf
2010 8 IWC MP3.pdf
IWGSC Intl Wheat Conference 06-10 Eversole Public.pdf
StPetersbourg-Sourdille-100521.pdf
TransgenicWheat 6 10.pdf
Trethowan St Petersburg 8IWC June 10.pdf
8iWC_04June2010.pdf
2010 8 IWC MP3.pdf
Brochure032009- final.pdf
IWC Advancing wheat though integrated technology in partnerships Final version.pdf
New MBBI Scholars Program.pdf
Vázquez et al 8IWC.pdf
8IWC_2010_AB.pdf
DePauw New Breeding Tools Canadian Fields.pdf

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