CIMMYT Maize Genetic Resource Lines
CIMMYT makes available to the public a set of maize inbred lines called CIMMYT Maize Genetic Resource Lines (CMGRL). The CMGRLs are derived from crosses between elite CIMMYT lines and landrace accessions, populations or synthetics from the CIMMYT Germplasm Bank. CMGRLs are intended to be used by breeders as sources of novel alleles for traits of economic importance. These lines should also be of interest to maize researchers who are not breeders but are studying the underlying genetic mechanisms of abiotic and biotic traits. The inaugural group of CMGRLs includes five subtropical-adapted lines with tolerance to drought during flowering and grain-fill and four tropical adapted lines for Tar Spot Complex resistance.
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| Subjects: | Agricultural Sciences, Tar Spot Complex resistance, Drought tolerance, Maize genetic resources, Plant genetic resources, Breeding germplasm, Root lodging, Stalk lodging, Grain Yield, Plant height, Ear height, Anthesis time, Silking time, Turcicum leaf blight severity, Gray Leaf Spot severity, Tar Spot Complex severity, Ear rot incidence, Grain moisture, Stenocarpella ear rot, Zea mays, Maize, Agricultural research, |
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dat-cimmyt-11529105485282023-03-28T02:00:04ZCIMMYT Maize Genetic Resource Lineshttps://hdl.handle.net/11529/10548528Molnar, TerenceCarvalho Andrade, MarcelaChanona, Enrique RodriguezChepetla Calderon, DanielBurgueño, JuanCrossa, JoseCIMMYT Research Data & Software Repository NetworkCIMMYT makes available to the public a set of maize inbred lines called CIMMYT Maize Genetic Resource Lines (CMGRL). The CMGRLs are derived from crosses between elite CIMMYT lines and landrace accessions, populations or synthetics from the CIMMYT Germplasm Bank. CMGRLs are intended to be used by breeders as sources of novel alleles for traits of economic importance. These lines should also be of interest to maize researchers who are not breeders but are studying the underlying genetic mechanisms of abiotic and biotic traits. The inaugural group of CMGRLs includes five subtropical-adapted lines with tolerance to drought during flowering and grain-fill and four tropical adapted lines for Tar Spot Complex resistance.Agricultural SciencesTar Spot Complex resistanceDrought toleranceMaize genetic resourcesPlant genetic resourcesBreeding germplasmRoot lodgingStalk lodgingGrain YieldPlant heightEar heightAnthesis timeSilking timeTurcicum leaf blight severityGray Leaf Spot severityTar Spot Complex severityEar rot incidenceGrain moistureStenocarpella ear rotZea maysMaizeAgricultural researchEnglish2020Dreher, KateCGIARGenetic Resources Program (GRP)Global Maize Program (GMP)Seeds of DiscoveryMasAgro BiodiversidadSecretaría de Agricultura y Desarrollo Rural (SADER)CGIAR Research Program on Maize (MAIZE)Information about the elite CML lines used as recurrent parents in these crosses is available in the CIMMYT Maize Lines (CMLs) - Pedigree and characterization data dataset at <a href="https://hdl.handle.net/11529/10246" target="_blank">https://hdl.handle.net/11529/10246</a>.Phenotypic dataExperimental data |
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Agricultural Sciences Tar Spot Complex resistance Drought tolerance Maize genetic resources Plant genetic resources Breeding germplasm Root lodging Stalk lodging Grain Yield Plant height Ear height Anthesis time Silking time Turcicum leaf blight severity Gray Leaf Spot severity Tar Spot Complex severity Ear rot incidence Grain moisture Stenocarpella ear rot Zea mays Maize Agricultural research Agricultural Sciences Tar Spot Complex resistance Drought tolerance Maize genetic resources Plant genetic resources Breeding germplasm Root lodging Stalk lodging Grain Yield Plant height Ear height Anthesis time Silking time Turcicum leaf blight severity Gray Leaf Spot severity Tar Spot Complex severity Ear rot incidence Grain moisture Stenocarpella ear rot Zea mays Maize Agricultural research |
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Agricultural Sciences Tar Spot Complex resistance Drought tolerance Maize genetic resources Plant genetic resources Breeding germplasm Root lodging Stalk lodging Grain Yield Plant height Ear height Anthesis time Silking time Turcicum leaf blight severity Gray Leaf Spot severity Tar Spot Complex severity Ear rot incidence Grain moisture Stenocarpella ear rot Zea mays Maize Agricultural research Agricultural Sciences Tar Spot Complex resistance Drought tolerance Maize genetic resources Plant genetic resources Breeding germplasm Root lodging Stalk lodging Grain Yield Plant height Ear height Anthesis time Silking time Turcicum leaf blight severity Gray Leaf Spot severity Tar Spot Complex severity Ear rot incidence Grain moisture Stenocarpella ear rot Zea mays Maize Agricultural research Molnar, Terence Carvalho Andrade, Marcela Chanona, Enrique Rodriguez Chepetla Calderon, Daniel Burgueño, Juan Crossa, Jose CIMMYT Maize Genetic Resource Lines |
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CIMMYT makes available to the public a set of maize inbred lines called CIMMYT Maize Genetic Resource Lines (CMGRL). The CMGRLs are derived from crosses between elite CIMMYT lines and landrace accessions, populations or synthetics from the CIMMYT Germplasm Bank.
CMGRLs are intended to be used by breeders as sources of novel alleles for traits of economic importance. These lines should also be of interest to maize researchers who are not breeders but are studying the underlying genetic mechanisms of abiotic and biotic traits.
The inaugural group of CMGRLs includes five subtropical-adapted lines with tolerance to drought during flowering and grain-fill and four tropical adapted lines for Tar Spot Complex resistance. |
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Dreher, Kate Molnar, Terence Carvalho Andrade, Marcela Chanona, Enrique Rodriguez Chepetla Calderon, Daniel Burgueño, Juan Crossa, Jose |
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Agricultural Sciences Tar Spot Complex resistance Drought tolerance Maize genetic resources Plant genetic resources Breeding germplasm Root lodging Stalk lodging Grain Yield Plant height Ear height Anthesis time Silking time Turcicum leaf blight severity Gray Leaf Spot severity Tar Spot Complex severity Ear rot incidence Grain moisture Stenocarpella ear rot Zea mays Maize Agricultural research |
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Molnar, Terence Carvalho Andrade, Marcela Chanona, Enrique Rodriguez Chepetla Calderon, Daniel Burgueño, Juan Crossa, Jose |
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CIMMYT Maize Genetic Resource Lines |
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CIMMYT Maize Genetic Resource Lines |
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