Research VDHR
Variety Development and Host Resistance (VDHR)
| VDHR Uniform Nursery Coordinating Committee Updated: 1/1/21 | |||
| Spring Wheat | Andrew Green, North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND | ||
| Northern Soft Winter Wheat | Clay Sneller, Ohio State University, Wooster, OH | ||
| Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat | Steve Harrison, Louisiana State University Agricultural Center, Baton Rouge, LA | ||
Program Description:
The VDHR research area for spring wheat and soft winter wheat will be organized around participation in the Uniform Nurseries. States will be aligned as follows: Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents (VDHR-SPR CP) - ID, MN, MT, ND, and SD; Uniform Northern Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery (VDHR-NWW CP) - IL, IN, KY, MI, MO, NY, and OH; Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery (VDHR-SWW CP) - AR, GA, LA, MD, NC, SC, TX, and VA. VDHR research will be commodity-based in the case of barley, durum, and hard winter wheat coordinated projects.
Each Uniform nursery will be coordinated by a regional committee. Nurseries will be conducted in collaboration with a pathologist wherever possible and a subset of promising entries may be grown at multiple locations in Integrated Management Trials. The nurseries will also be evaluated for milling and baking quality, and haplotyped at the USDA regional genotyping labs. The most promising lines may be entered in the nurseries for a second year of testing at the lines originator’s request. Collaborators will submit candidate parents for crossing, and prebreeding populations derived from these crosses/populations will be shared. Mapping of new resistance sources will be accomplished through joint phenotyping of populations. All collaborators will screen varieties and breeding lines entered into statewide performance trials for FHB resistance and provide this information to growers.
FY22 Research Priorities Derived from Action Plan Goals:
- Increase and document the number of released varieties from public programs with improved FHB resistance, high grain yield and grain quality that are tested in statewide variety trials and available to farmers, to reduce DON in the US grain supply.
- Increase efficiency of coordinated project breeding programs to develop and release FHB resistant varieties.
- Enhance cooperation and coordination of research among programs. For example, phenotypic data should be uploaded to the T3 database, and early generation populations could be shared among programs. Sharing of DHs funded by the Initiative is another example of cooperation. A coordinated genomic selection program also has the potential to increase efficiency.
- Develop more robust quantitative scoring techniques to reduce reliance on subjective visual scores and increase consistency across research programs.
- Evaluate and implement modern breeding technologies to further enhance short term and long-term improvement of FHB resistance, and to efficiently introgress effective resistance genes into breeding germplasm.
- Enhance selection efficiency through technologies such as genomic selection, marker-assisted selection, doubled haploid production and/or high throughput phenotyping. The utilization of speed breeding techniques where feasible has the potential to increase efficiency.
Current version of Action Plan (Updated: 5/31/19)
Regional Coordinated Committees
| Spring Wheat Region | Northern Soft Winter Wheat | Southern Soft Winter Wheat |
| Chair - Andrew Green, North Dakota State Univ. | Chair - Clay Sneller, Ohio State Univ. | Chair - Steve Harrison, Louisiana State Univ. Agricultural Center |
| Jason Cook, Montana State Univ. | Jessica Rutkoski, Univ. of Illinois | Rick Boyles, Clemson Univ. |
| Juliet Marshall, Univ. of Idaho | Dave Van Sanford, Univ. of Kentucky | Allen Becker, GrowPro Genetics, LLC |
SUMMARY OF FUNDING
| FY17 (2017-18) | ||||
| Region: | Spring Wheat (VDHR-SPR) | Northern Winter Wheat (VDHR-NWW) | Southern Winter Wheat (VDHR-SWW) | |
| Number of Projects: | 12 | 24 (includes 4 multi-PI projects) | 12 (includes 1 multi-PI project) | |
| Number of PIs: | 9 | 8 | 6 | |
| Total Award Amount: | $594,170 | $655,826 | $424,647 | |
| % Total Rec. Funding: | 10.32% | 11.39% | 7.37% | |
| Research Projects: | VDHR-SPR | VDHR-NWW | VDHR-SWW | |
| FY18 (2018-19) | |||
| Region: | Spring Wheat (VDHR-SPR) | Northern Winter Wheat (VDHR-NWW) | Southern Winter Wheat (VDHR-SWW) |
| Number of Projects: | 14 (includes 2 multi-PI projects | 24 (includes 4 multi-PI projects) | 12 (includes 1 multi-PI project) |
| Number of PIs: | 12 | 8 | 7 |
| Total Award Amount: | $680,895 | $716,058 | $564,961 |
| % Total Rec. Funding: | 11.70% | 12.40% | 9.71% |
| Research Projects: | VDHR-SPR | VDHR-NWW | VDHR-SWW |
Research Reports/Publications
Workshop/Planning Meeting Reports
Spring Wheat Nursery Reports/Updates
Northern Winter Wheat Nursery Reports/Updates
Southern Winter Wheat Nursery Reports/Updates
Useful Links
- Increase and document the number of released varieties from public programs with improved FHB resistance, high grain yield and grain quality that are tested in statewide variety trials and available to farmers, to reduce DON in the US grain supply.
- Increase efficiency of coordinated project breeding programs to develop and release FHB resistant varieties.
- Enhance cooperation and coordination of research among programs. For example, phenotypic data should be uploaded to the T3 database, and early generation populations could be shared among programs. Sharing of DHs funded by the Initiative is another example of cooperation.
A coordinated genomic selection program also has the potential to increase efficiency.
- Enhance cooperation and coordination of research among programs. For example, phenotypic data should be uploaded to the T3 database, and early generation populations could be shared among programs. Sharing of DHs funded by the Initiative is another example of cooperation.
- Develop more robust quantitative scoring techniques to reduce reliance on subjective visual scores and increase consistency across research programs.
- Evaluate and implement modern breeding technologies to further enhance short term and long-term improvement of FHB resistance, and to efficiently introgress effective resistance genes into breeding germplasm.
- Enhance selection efficiency through technologies such as genomic selection, marker-assisted selection, doubled haploid production and/or high throughput phenotyping.
- Report: Genomics Selection Workshop, September 7-9, 2016
- Report: 2015 USWBSI Spring Wheat CP Planning Meeting
- Report: 2013 USWBSI Spring Wheat CP Planning Meeting
- Report: 2011 USWBSI Spring Wheat CP Planning Meeting
- Report: 2011 USWBSI Soft Winter Wheat (Northern and Southern CPs) Joint Planning Meeting
- Report: 2009 USWBSI Spring Wheat CP Planning Meeting
- Report: 2009 USWBSI Soft Winter Wheat (Northern and Southern CPs) Joint Planning Meeting
- 3-31-08 VDHR Spring Wheat CP Planning Meeting Report
- 3-11-08 VDHR Eastern Soft Wheat CP Planning Meeting Report
- Report for the VDUN 05-18-04 College Station Genotyping Workshop
- Report for the VDUN 05-11-04 Winnipeg Genotyping Workshop
- 2018 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report Posted: 03/20/19
- 2017 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2016 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2015 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2014 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2013 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2012 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2011 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2010 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2009 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2008 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2007 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2006 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2005 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2004 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2003 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2002 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 2001 Uniform Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- 1999 Regional Scab Nursery for Spring Wheat Parents Report
- Report on the 2018-2019 Northern Uniform Winter Wheat Scab Nurseries (NUWWSN and PNUWWSN) Posted: 01/06/2020
- Report on the 2017-2018 Northern Uniform Winter Wheat Scab Nurseries (NUWWSN and PNUWWSN)
- Report on the 2016-2017 Northern Uniform Winter Wheat Scab Nurseries
- Report on the 2015-2016 Northern Uniform Winter Wheat Scab Nurseries (NUWWSN and PNUWWSN)
- Report on the 2014-2015 Northern Uniform Winter Wheat Scab Nurseries
- 2013-14 Uniform Northern Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nurseries Report
- 2012-13 Uniform Northern Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nurseries Report
- 2011-12 Uniform Northern Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nurseries Report
- 2010-11 Uniform Northern Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nurseries Report
- 2009-10 Uniform Northern Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nurseries Report
- 2008-09 Uniform Northern Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nurseries Report
- 2007-08 Uniform Northern Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nurseries Report
- 2006-07 Uniform Northern Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nurseries Report
- 2005-06 Uniform Northern Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery Report
- 2004-05 Uniform Northern Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery Report
- 2004 Uniform Northern Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery Report
- Missouri releases new scab resistant soft red winter wheat
- 2003 Uniform Northern Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery Report
- 2001-02 Northern Uniform Winter Wheat Scab Nursery Report
- Summary Report on the 2001 Northern Uniform Winter Wheat Scab Nursery (NUWWSN)
- 2000 Results: Northern Uniform Winter Wheat Scab Nursery Report
- Uniform Winter Wheat Fusarium Head Blight Screening Nursery: 1999 Nursery Report
- Uniform Southern Soft Winter Wheat Scab Nursery - 2019 Report Posted: 01/06/2020
- Uniform Southern Soft Winter Wheat Scab Nursery - 2018 Report
- Uniform Southern Soft Winter Wheat Scab Nursery - 2017 Report
- 2016 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat Scab Nursery Report
- 2015 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat Scab Nursery Report
- 2014 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat Scab Nursery Report
- 2013 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat Scab Nursery Report
- 2012 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat Scab Nursery Report
- 2011 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat Scab Nursery Report
- 2010 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat Scab Nursery Report
- 2009 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery Report
- 2008 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery Report
- 2007 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery Report
- 2006 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery Report
- 2005 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery Report
- 2004 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery Report
- 2003 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery Report
- 2002 Uniform Nursery Soft Red Winter Wheat Southern Report
- 2001 Uniform Southern Soft Red Winter Wheat FHB Screening Nursery Report
- 2000 Greenhouse screening data (Type 2 Resistance) from the Uniform Southern Winter FHB Nursery
- 2000 Uniform Nursery Soft Red Winter Wheat Southern Report
- US Wheat, Barley and Durum Variety Scab Resistance Data Interactive Map
- Scab and DON
- Evaluate and implement modern breeding technologies to further enhance short term and long-term improvement of FHB resistance, and to efficiently introgress effective resistance genes into breeding germplasm.