United Soybean Board

Organization Information

Name:Southern Illinois University
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Associated Projects

Project TitleYearAmount
Developing and Disseminating a Comprehensive and Sustainable Management Program for Foliar Diseases of Soybean 2020 $374,568
Developing Soybean Germplasms with Improved Tocopherol Content, Increased Stearic Acid, Better Omega-3 to Omega-6 Ratio & SDA and DHA for Human Health Benefits 2020 $135,586
Seedling Diseases of Soybean: Management and Education 2020 $299,935
Improving Soybean Beneficial Fatty Acid Profile to Human Health (1820-162-0140) 2018 $89,486
Soybean Germplasm with Improved Seed Protein (1820-152-0106-C) 2018 $71,031
Seedling Diseases: Biology, Management and Education 2016 $269,501
Exploiting potential bio-control agents to manage seedling diseases of soybean 2015 $133,325
Seedling Diseases of Soybean: Characterization and Education (Year 1 of 1520-532-5667) 2015 $265,732
Sudden Death Syndrome Soybean Commercial Variety Test (1420-532-5619) 2014 $101,688
Application of Biotechnology to Control of the Soybean Cyst Nematode' Subgroup: Genetic Diversity and Soybean Resistance Genes (1320-532-5653) 2013 $327,705
Project 2: Increasing and protecting yield through breeding research and technology at SIU 2013 $0
Project 3: Quantitative detection to monitor pathogens and soybean cyst nematode populations based on management practices 2013 $1
Project 4: Sequence-based detection techniques to monitor microbial (target and non-target organisms) populations based on management practices 2013 $1
Project 6: Ignite herbicide tolerance and yield implications in Liberty Link Soybean 2013 $15,000
Soybean Diseases and Pests (Managed Research Area) 2013 $350,000
Developing a Comprehensive Management Program for Foliar Diseases of Soybean (Year 1 of 2262) 2012 $422,126
Identification and biology of seedling pathogens of soybean 2012 $542,586
Biotic and abiotic factors that influence SDS severity 2011 $18,000
Biotic determinants of the interaction between SCN and SDS 2011 $20,000
Charcoal rot: Refining assays and identifying resistant varieties 2011 $32,950
Identifying virulence determinants in three soybean killers 2011 $35,000
Impact of foliar fungicides on soybean rust and native diseases in late planted soybean 2011 $28,000
Managing SDS with resistance and the influence of planting date 2011 $28,230
Weeds MRA coordination 2011 $8,000
Sequencing the Fusarium viguliforme genome 2010 $107,780
Application of Biotechnology to Control of the Soybean Cyst Nematode Subgroup: Soybean Resistance Genes (Year 3 of 7253) 2009 $285,038
Funding support for soybean breeding position 2009 $30,780
Managed Research Area: Management of soybean rust, sentinel plots, diagnostics, outreach and research 2009 $0
Managed Research Area: Weeds 2009 $0
MRA-Project #1: Communicate weed research information 2009 $13,000
MRA-Project #1: Deciphering the interaction between SCN and Fusarium virguliforme 2009 $27,500
MRA-Project #1: Illinois soybean rust sentinel plots 2009 $32,000
MRA-Project #2: Develop weed management systems for Illinois 2009 $85,000
MRA-Project #2: Identifying varieties with resistance to root knot nematode 2009 $19,000
MRA-Project #2: Phenotypic variability in SCN populations in Illinois 2009 $31,500
MRA-Project #3: Fungicide applied research and spraying guidelines 2009 $28,000
MRA-Project #3: Increase the knowledge base of biology, ecology and genetics of priority weed species 2009 $122,000
MRA-Project #3: Integrating strategies to manage SCN 2009 $20,500
MRA-Project #3: The Illinois SDS Commercial Variety Testing Project 2009 $79,000
MRA-Project #4: Evaluating SCN-resistant varieties for resistance 2009 $77,000
MRA-Project #5: Genetic diversity and mapping new genes for resistance to SCN 2009 $45,500
MRA-Project #6: Charcoal rot management in Illinois 2009 $31,000
MRA-Project #7: Delayed infection of Fusarium virguliforme using fungicide seed treatments, and its impact on sudden death syndrome and soybean yield 2009 $33,000
MRA-Project #8. Characterization of the SDS pathogen in Illinois 2009 $24,000
MRA-Project #9: Using race-specific probes to monitor population shifts of the frogeye leaf spot pathogen 2009 $28,000
MRA-Project 18: Managed research area administration 2009 $22,000
$4,710,049