GRM 2011: Wheat Research Initiative progress report

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GCP Wheat meeting: a summary Hyderabad, September 21-22, 2011

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GCP Wheat meeting:

a summary

Hyderabad, September 21-22, 2011

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GCP Wheat projects

G3008.01 Generating new wheat germpalsm with enhanced drought/heat tolerance using AB genome genetic diversity

G3008.08 Breeder-friendly high throughput phenotyping tools to select for adaptive traits in drought environments

G7010.02.01: Wheat breeding and selection strategies to combine and validate QTLs for WUE and heat tolerance in China

G7010.02.02: Wheat breeding and selection strategies to combine and validate QTLs for WUE and heat tolerance in India

G7009.01 Natural variation in the transcritional regulation of drought responses in wheat

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G3008.08 Breeder-friendly high throughput

phenotyping tools to select for adaptive traits

in drought environments

Aims to identify physiological traits or trait values for defined drought stresses

• phenotyping: ICARDA & CSIRO Australia

• 20 – 25 trials of 200 genotypes x 2 years x 72 traits (all characterized with markers, SSRs & DArTs)

Opportunity

• Phenotyping manual has been developed – the Wheat CI also have a manual (circulate & compare)

• Learn from this experience in wider Wheat CI project

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G3008.01 Generating new wheat germplasm with

enhanced drought/heat tolerance using AB genome

genetic diversity

Materials developed:

• 1000 DHs (emmer based hexaploids)

• 1000’s of F3 – F6 (by end of the project in 2012)

• Approx 300 primaries based on 108 emmers x 3 A. tauschii

How to phenotype close to 3,000 lines?

Opportunity

• Wheat CI in India can test at key phenotyping sites

• ICARDA to test DH lines & primaries

• CSIRO (Fernanda Dreccer) DH

• PBI Sydney Uni to test DH & primaries

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Wheat Challenge Initiative: Molecular breeding and selection

strategies to combine and validate QTLs for improving WUE

and heat tolerance of wheat in India & China

India: Vinod Prabhu (coordinator) – IARI (Delhi)

Virinder Singh Sohu – PAU (Ludhiana)

PC Mishra - J.N.K.V.V.(Powarkheda)

SC Misra – Agharkar Research Institute, (Pune)

NK Singh – NRCPB (Delhi)

China: Ruilian Jing (coordinator) – CAAS (Beijing)

Xiumin Chen - Hebei Academy of Agricultural Sciences (HAAS)

Meirong Sun - Shanxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences (SAAS)

Zhenlu Wu - Xinjiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences (XAAS)

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Activities

1. Evaluation of CIMMYT’s international drought tolerance reference set (200 + lines) at key locations. Validate known QTLs in each target environment

2. MABC - transfer known international QTLs and locally identified QTLs into elite local germplasm

3. Use MARS to develop elite drought & heat tolerant materials

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Reference set evaluation

India:

Reference set (from CIMMYT) of 200 lines tested at 4 sites, 2 reps and series of physiological traits & yield measured

A subset identified for more intensive characterization in 2011/12 and for use as donors for backcrossing

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Reference set evaluation

China: The reference set of 145 lines plus local

cultivars has been tested 2010/11 at 7 sites.

Observation: most sites single row plots, difficulty of planting date (winter or spring), large size of set

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Plans

Develop a country subset for 2011/12 + best

adapted lines at each site

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Known QTL introgression

India:

15 sources from the reference set crossed to 4

elite Indian backgrounds. Now at BC1F2 (the

BC1F1 was sown over summer).

A local population C306/WH157 is now in the

second year of phenotyping

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Known QTL introgression

China 11 BC3F4 and BC3F5 populations evaluated in

Beijing, Shanxi and Gansu Provinces in 2010/11 to validate target QTLs detected in the DH population (Hanxuan 10 × Lumai 14) and other genetic populations

17 Chinese elite cultivars crossed key reference set materials. A total of 1224 crosses have been made. Populations at F2, F3, and BC1F1

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Development of MARS materials

India:

Planning 18 crosses x 2 reps x 4 sites in

2011/12

Reduce to 6 key crosses (>200

progeny/cross) and test in larger

plots/more reps to establish best possible

phenotype

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Development of MARS materials

China: Each partner has developed two populations:

CAAS – F2:3 (260 lines) & F2

Yunchen – F3:5 (600 lines) & F2:3 (500 lines)

Hebei – 2 x F2:3 populations (of 300 lines each)

Changzhi – 2 x F2:3 populations (of 300 lines each)

Xinjiang – F2:4 (1000 lines) & F2:3 (300 lines)

Phenotyping in 2011/12: possible reduction to 6 crosses

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Germplasm sharing among

partners

Need an umbrella document from the GCP

describing the nature of wheat CI partnership

- Listing participant organizations and staff

- List germplasm to be shared

- Approved by Dr Swapan Datta

- Develop project specific MTA that covers all partners

- Chinese position?

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Data sharing

• Each group to provide a list of data sets in 2 weeks with data to follow

• Data managers have been appointed in each project (India/China/Australia) to manage data quality & upload into GCP wheat central

• Need to agree on a Wheat CI data dictionary to standardize trait capture (RT to send the existing Indo-Australia ICIS data dictionary to all partners)

• Indo-Australian use case study database needs to be made public and posted on GCP wheat central at CIMMYT (RT to discuss with partners in February)

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Data managers presentations

Tariq Chattha – PBI pedigree & phenotypic data loaded

some molecular data

- time to produce germplasm lists needs to reduce

- need more user friendly molecular data upload

- need data query tools

Manoj Singh (NRCPB) – highly successful user case: Indo-Australia wheat program

- local databases at all nodes and a central data base set up and populated

- data sharing led to conversion of central data base from ms Access to MySQL to increase capacity

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• Great demonstration of field book and the

use of the Samsung 10.1 Galaxy tablet for

recording field data.

• RT to write a letter to ICAR requesting this

for Wheat CI in India for local purchase

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Fingerprinting

• SNP validation set (94 lines expanded from 72 initially identified)

• 125 Indian lines, 125 Chinese plus 30 globally important genotypes (hopefully performing well in India/China) to be genotyped with the same SNPs

• RT to facilitate development of the lists with Ruilian & Vinod

Other genotyping data (pedigrees/markers used)

Help with genotype selection for testing/assembly of new subsets for genotyping

• Vinod/Ruilian to coordinate nationally

• Indo/Australian ACIAR data available

• CIMMYT & ICARDA to provide relevant sets

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Ontology

• The Wheat group to provide current trait dictionary

• Good value seen by all in the new format

Optimas demo

• Value of the tool recognized

• A need to practice with local data

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Capacity building

• Level 1 training (basic ICIS use & data

management): not needed in India but required

in China

• Level 2 training (tool use, managing genotyping

data, molecular analysis) needed by India

• Training the trainers is suggested

• In county training essential to ensure relevant

people can attend

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Communities of Practice

Confusion about what this CoP

• Already have global CoPs in wheat (eg Graingenes)

• Need lower level/less threatening CoP

• Suggest starting small with a GCP wheat CoP and working upwards

- post data & information on website

- post comments/queries

- monthly email up-date of contents to remind people to look

- needs a person to coordinate