University of Adelaide, Australia.
We invite researchers worldwide to join us in improving floral biology traits for hybrid wheat and call on funding agencies to support this global effort. Together, we can strengthen hybrid breeding capabilities and unlock wheat’s full yield potential
We invite researchers worldwide to join us in improving floral biology traits for hybrid wheat and call on funding agencies to support this global effort. Together, we can strengthen hybrid breeding capabilities and unlock wheat’s full yield potential
Our position paper highlights three priority research areas:
1️⃣ Floret structure — stigma presentation, longevity, and receptivity to airborne pollen
2️⃣ Pollen release dynamics — including anther extrusion and dehiscence
3️⃣ Environmental impacts — heat, drought, irradiation, and humidity effects
Our position paper highlights three priority research areas:
1️⃣ Floret structure — stigma presentation, longevity, and receptivity to airborne pollen
2️⃣ Pollen release dynamics — including anther extrusion and dehiscence
3️⃣ Environmental impacts — heat, drought, irradiation, and humidity effects
Hybrids harness heterosis to boost grain yields — a breeding success story for crops like maize and rice. 🚜 Unfortunately, wheat still lags behind due to the high costs of hybrid seed production. Research that improves cross-pollination in self-fertilising wheat florets is urgently needed
Hybrids harness heterosis to boost grain yields — a breeding success story for crops like maize and rice. 🚜 Unfortunately, wheat still lags behind due to the high costs of hybrid seed production. Research that improves cross-pollination in self-fertilising wheat florets is urgently needed