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genengnews.com /1 month ago

Mung Bean Pan-Genome Study Maps Key Genes for Yield, Nutrition, and Pest Resistance

Researchers have created the world's first graph-based mung bean pan-genome, revealing genetic variations linked to yield, nutrition, and pest resistance, and providing breeders wi...

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bioengineer.org /2 weeks ago

Giant Sunflower Family Genome Assembly Opens Path to New Perennial Crops

A pair of prairie plants with roots deep enough to reach several meters into the soil has moved closer to becoming a new generation of climate-resilient crops. Researchers at The L...

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esgnews.com /3 weeks ago

Chile Maps Antarctic Plant Genome for Resilient Crops

Scientists led by Chilean researchers have mapped the genome of one of Antarctica’s only native flowering plants. The work could eventually help breeders develop crops that withsta...

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genengnews.com /3 weeks ago

Pangenome-Guided Breeding Boosts Yield and High-Altitude Adaptation in Buckwheat

Pangenome-guided breeding helped researchers combine high-altitude adaptation and improved yield in Tartary buckwheat by recovering useful wild alleles. The post Pangenome-Guided B...

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bioengineer.org /2 weeks ago

New Microhaplotype Databases and Tools Reveal Crop Genetic Diversity

Tiny DNA Signatures Give Crop Breeders a Sharper View of Hidden Genetic Diversity Plant breeders have gained a new way to see genetic variation that standard DNA markers can miss....

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journals.plos.org /1 day ago

Development of a low-coverage whole genome sequencing screen for apomixis using a diverse set of <i>Malus</i&gt...

by Charity Z. Goeckeritz, Václav Polcar, Benjamin Gutierrez, Tomáš Urfus, Alex Harkess In the past decade, plant biologists have made several major discoveries pertaining to the g...

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botany.one /1 week ago

The End of Papaya?: What Genomics Teaches Us About Its Survival

A study of papayas in Mexican backyards reveals how hybridisation between wild and cultivated plants can boost genetic diversity while creating new challenges for conservation.

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journals.plos.org /4 weeks ago

Genomic constraint and hypervariability correlate with fitness effects in elite tetraploid potato breeding material

by Trine Aalborg, Zihui Ding, Yaoyao Wu, Elsa Sverrisdóttir, Kåre Lehmann Nielsen, Guillaume P. Ramstein Tetraploid potato is the most important vegetable food crop in the world....

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asianscientist.com /1 month ago

Global Consortium Leverages Spatial Omics For Food Security

Spatial omics can tell us exactly where and when genes switch on inside a plant or individual—illuminating crucial details of processes such as wheat breeding. A global consortium...

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bioengineer.org /3 weeks ago

Bombyx mori Satellitome Analysis Reveals Evolutionary Stability, Dispersed Chromosomal Organization, Transposon Origins

A hidden layer of the silkworm genome has now been mapped in unprecedented detail, revealing a surprisingly stable but evolutionarily active landscape of repetitive DNA. In a compr...

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bioengineer.org /4 days ago

Genome-Wide MYB Gene Analysis Reveals Cold Stress Responses in Jackfruit

Jackfruit, the sprawling tropical tree that produces the world’s largest tree-borne fruit, has long been constrained by a single vulnerability: the cold. When temperatures dip belo...

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foodsafetynews.com /2 weeks ago

The Sunday Edition: GMOs

Just last week, USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service asked for public comments on yet another GMO. It wants input about a petition to deregulate a type of soybean, dev...

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journals.plos.org /1 week ago

The 100 Diatom Genomes Project

by Thomas Mock, Gust Bilcke, Eliott Flaum, Shunan Fu, Lilian Hoch, Kevin Moog, Nadine Rijsdijk, Elizabeth C. Ruck, Ian W. Bishop, Carole Duchene, Reuben Gilbertson, Amanda Hopes, C...

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bioengineer.org /4 days ago

Sorghum cold tolerance genes vary by growth stage, revealing trade-offs

Cold stress remains one of the most stubborn barriers standing between sorghum and the temperate farmland it could otherwise transform. A major new genetic study, published open ac...

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news.mongabay.com /5 days ago

Genetic road map offers hope for threatened Visayan spotted deer

Scientists have sequenced the first-ever draft genome of the Philippines’ highly threatened Visayan spotted deer. The genome could guide efforts to save it from extinction, reports...

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bioengineer.org /2 weeks ago

Pepper Study Links Ultra-Long Centromere Haplotypes to Evolution and Domestication Traits

Pepper plants may be hiding some of their most consequential genetic variation in regions long treated as difficult, repetitive stretches of DNA. A study published in Nature Ecolog...

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bioengineer.org /1 month ago

New wheat gene Sdd1 offers resource for improving plant architecture

The genetic architecture of wheat may be more flexible than previously thought. Researchers from China Agricultural University and the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences have...

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bioengineer.org /3 weeks ago

High-resolution sequencing reveals genes shaping embryonic leaf development in maize

A new study is giving scientists an unusually detailed view of how the maize embryo builds its first leaves, using a technology capable of reading complete RNA molecules while pres...

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scitechdaily.com /2 weeks ago

Scientists Turn Red Strawberries White With a Single Gene Edit

Precisely editing the dominant MYB10-1B gene copy converted red strawberries into stable white fruit and demonstrated a targeted strategy for modifying polyploid crops. A strawberr...

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journals.plos.org /1 month ago

Recurrent evolution of cryptic triploids in cultivated enset increases yield

by Yann Dussert, James S. Borrell, Jonathan Stocks, Harriet V. Hunt, Oliver W. White, Paul Wilkin, Richard Buggs, Lucie Büchi, Sebsebe Demissew, Feleke Woldeyes, Ilia J. Leitch, We...

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genengnews.com /1 month ago

Genome-Scale CRISPRi Atlas Maps Gene Function Across Human iPSCs

A genome-scale CRISPRi atlas maps transcriptional consequences for 11,692 gene perturbations across more than 2.5 million human iPSCs. The resource reveals regulators of metabolism...

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botany.one /1 month ago

A Hidden Secret in the Only Terrestrial Plants With Pyrenoids May Inspire the Photosynthesis of Future Crop Plants

Hornworts have evolved their own version of a carbon-concentrating mechanism, offering a surprising model for improving the photosynthetic efficiency of future crops.

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phys.org /2 weeks ago

Scientists unlock 'ancestral code' of banana family

Scientists have recently reconstructed the ancestral karyotype of the banana family, revealing how chromosome numbers decreased stepwise from 17 to 9–11 over evolutionary time.

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agriland.ie /1 month ago

Gene editing gets further boost in UK

Rothamsted Research is claiming a boost for its gene editing development programmes concerning the “evolution” of new cereal varieties. This follows the granting by UK regulators o...

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