This project will generate a SCN resistant soybean variety, and therefore has the potential to help the management of SCN and to benefit soybean production in US including Nebraska. In addition, this project applies the next generation RNAi technology to improve soybean traits. If successful, it will open doors to apply this technology to improve other important soybean traits, such as fungi disease resistance. Thus, this project should have the potential to benefit soybeanproduction more broadly. Through analyzing the effect of combination of shRNAs with natural SCN resistance on SCN infection, this project provide basis to better utilize genetic engineering and traditional breeding to...
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