NIAB / Department of Plant Sciences
Research theme: Bioscience for sustainable agriculture and food
Research theme: Bioscience for sustainable agriculture and food
Project Title:
Genetic control of wheat milling and baking quality
Project Summary:
Nick's PhD project investigates the genetic architecture of milling and baking, as well as nutritional quality, and how prediction of these traits can be applied in a UK wheat breeding programme. Various quantitative genetics approaches including QTL mapping using an 8-parent MAGIC population and developing genomic prediction that incorporate information across the DSV UK wheat breeding programme together with environmental covariates incorporate genotype by environment interactions.
Scott, M.F., Fradgley, N., Bentley, A.R. et al. 2021. Limited haplotype diversity underlies polygenic trait architecture across 70 years of wheat breeding. Genome Biol 22, 137.
Dr Stephanie Swarbreck
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