Objectives of this project include providing high quality germplasm and phenotypic data to develop genome selection tools; identifying new sources of germplasm and genes that improve yield and seed composition; developing superior varieties using new sources of germplasm with improved yield under the extreme environmental conditions; developing high yielding varieties and germplasm lines with desirable levels of protein and oil; developing non-GMO, high oleic soybean varieties and germplasm lines; breeding transgenic events into elite breeding lines; developing sudden death syndrome resistant varieties and germplasm with stacked traits; developing enhanced high-throughput technology to rapidly identify genotypes that have disease and drought resistance, and yield potential.Key Benefactors: farmers, breeders, plant pathologists
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