Location: Dale Bumpers National Rice Research Center
Title: Impact of genetics (G) x environment (E) x management (M) interactions on crop production and qualityAuthor
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Barnaby, Jinyoung |
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McClung, Anna |
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Fleisher, David |
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Reddy, Vangimalla |
Submitted to: Meeting Abstract
Publication Type: Abstract Only Publication Acceptance Date: 10/22/2019 Publication Date: 10/22/2019 Citation: Barnaby, J.Y., McClung, A.M., Fleisher, D.H., Reddy, V. 2019. Impact of genetics (G) x environment (E) x management (M) interactions on crop production and quality. Meeting Abstract. Interpretive Summary: Technical Abstract: Rising temperatures and water shortages are resulting in changes in rice production practices that necessitate exploration of key breeding traits that will identify environment-resilient cultivars. The genetic control (G) involved in abiotic/biotic stress tolerance is more complex because this is a quantitatively inherited trait involving many genes and interrelated physiological pathways that are strongly influenced by environmental (E) factors. Omics technologies provide a holistic view of the status of genes (genomics), mRNAs (transcriptomics), proteins (proteomics), metabolites (metabolomics), and plant phenotypes (phenomics). Combining different levels of omics technologies can lead to a powerful interpretation of the dynamic processes in plant responses to environmental stimuli. Currently, there exists massive datasets from many different omics-driven research areas but there are knowledge gaps in how to connect those areas to utilize and maximize information gain. In this talk, the impact of G x E x management (M) interactions on crop production and quality through omics-driven analyses will be addressed. |