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Winter Field Trials for B. Napus Varieties with Special Traits

Establishing, managing, and phenotyping field trials spanning 2019-2022 with focus on unique B. Napus varieties. Collaboration with experts to assess seed yield, disease resistance, and nutrient uptake. Industry involvement to evaluate oil content, glucosinolates, and more.

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Winter Field Trials for B. Napus Varieties with Special Traits

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  1. OREGIN 521st February 2019 www.adas.uk

  2. WP 4.1 Establishment, management and phenotyping of field trials • Winter field trials in 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22 • Each trial to include ca. 30 reference B.napus varieties • 2019-20 trial will include pre-breeding WOSR lines developed from alien introgression/ mutagenesis/ exotic/ spring source material (ca. 14 lines) • ADAS & Elsoms: seed yield, rooting, establishment, early vigour • UoR: nutrient uptake and remobilisation • RRes, UoH and NIAB: trial/phenotype diseases • Industry stakeholders (e.g. Limagrain) phenotype for oil content, glucosinolates, protein and fatty acid composition

  3. † Include standard N treatment for a subset of varieties ††measure on a subset of varieties

  4. WP4.1 Milestones

  5. Varieties being bulked 2019

  6. Plans for 2019-20 trials • Site locations • Agree which lines/varieties • Seed rate and quantity requirements • Date seed available • Distribution of seed to sites • Specify measurements and on which lines

  7. Thank you

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