Investment
Investment
DAN00202 New tools and germplasm for Australian pulse and oil seeds breeding programs to respond to changing virus threats
This investment aims to improve currently available diagnostic tools suitable for field identification and mass testing of viruses as well as adaptation of molecular based methods to allow the processing of large sample numbers. The project will also collaborate with ICARDA to provide tools and germplasm for management of current exotic virus diseases to pre-empt any incursion into Australia.
- Project start date:
- 09/03/2017
- Project end date:
- 30/06/2021
- Crop type:
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- All Pulses, (Legume)
- Organisation
- Department of Regional NSW
- Region:
- North, South, West
- Project status
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Completed
GRDC News
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Virus detection tool has promise for plant breeding and mass screening.
Resources
Tips and Tactics: Managing Faba Bean Diseases
New threats to faba beans may emerge so it is important to also be vigilant for changing disease risks. Even with newer varieties that are more disease-resistant, growers need to actively monitor and manage disease risks. Use these tips and tactics