Barley Research in TIAR Meixue Zhou. Barley Research in TIAR s Breeding –Long season and high rainfall areas - Franklin –Spring sown barley – Vertess.

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Barley Research in TIAR Meixue Zhou

Barley Research in TIAR s Breeding –Long season and high rainfall areas - Franklin –Spring sown barley – Vertess –Autumn sown barley - Macquarie –Part of Barley Breeding Australia - Western Note s Germplasm development –Screening and exchanging germplasm –Developing germplasm with stress tolerance u Methodology and physiological, genetic study u Adding stress tolerance to Australian varieties

Barley Breeding s Target –Long season and high rainfall areas –Replacement of Gairdner s Status –Used to be an independent breeding program –Now part of Barley Breeding Australia - Western Note s Funding bodies –GRDC, TIAR

New varieties s Vertess –Only for spring sown area – replace Gairdner and Franklin –plant height - similar to Gairdner and Franklin –maturity – between Gairdner and Franklin –high yielding (6-16% higher than Gairdner) –Better tolerance to dry summer –Good malting quality –BYDV resistant –Protected by PBR –Release next year

New varieties s Macquarie –Autumn sown –replace Gairdner –plant height - short with similar to Gairdner –maturity - similar or slightly later (1-2 days) than Gairdner –Consistently high yielding (6-10% higher than Gairdner) –Average 5% higher than Gairdner in National Variety Tests (more than 10 sites from WA, SA, VIC, NSW) –Good malting quality –BYDV resistant, better leaf rust and scald resistance than Gairdner –Protected by PBR –Release next year

Abiotic Stress s Waterlogging –Physiological studies –Genetic and molecular marker s Acid soil (Al) –Screening method –Fine mapping –Gene cloning? s Salinity –Physiological studies –Genetic and molecular marker? s Frost s Drought

Waterlogging s Germplasm screening  Exchanging with China s Physiological studies s Molecular markers

Acid soil s Germplasm screening  New screening facility in MTP  New source of tolerance s Molecular markers s Transfer HvMATE gene XbPb-3323aXbPb-5597a 0.0 XbPb-1469XbPb-8569 XbPb XbPb-2209XbPb XbPb XbPb XbPb-8437XbPb-6404 XbPb-6611XbPb XbPb-1762XbPb XBmag740XbPb XbPb-3268bPb-1278 XbPb-4183XbPb-6973 XbPb XHVM3XBmac XHVRCABG 53.5 XbPb-9504XBmag808 XMWG XbPb XbPb-4896XCAPS-MWG2134 XCAPS-MWG XbPb-6872XbPb-6949 XbPb-2305XbPb-6259 XbPb-4290XbPb XBmac186XBmag490 XGBM Xgwm165XCAPS-ABG715 XGBM1071 XBmag XHVM XBmac XbPb-8013XbPb XbPb XbPb-5090a 82.3 XbPb-0610bPb XbPb XGBM XEBmac XEBmac701* 99.5 XbPb XbPb XbPb XHVM67* XbPb-9820XbPb Alp

Salinity s Germplasm screening  New germplasm from China s Physiological studies s Screening tool s Tolerance mechanisms s Molecular markers s For physiological traits s Adult plant tolerance

More - - s Frost tolerance  Germplasm from China s Drought  Screening program in China  Syrian wild barley s Disease, agronomic and quality traits  New sources  Molecular markers

Funding bodies and collaborators s GRDC (Grains Research and Development Corporation ) s DEST (Department of Education, Science and Training) s WA Agriculture s NSW Agriculture s CSIRO QLD s Chinese Collaborators