Maxted, Nigel.

Enhancing Crop Genepool Use : Capturing Wild Relative and Landrace Diversity for Crop Improvement. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (625 pages)

Intro -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Dedication -- Contributors -- 'ENHANCED GENEPOOL UTILIZATION - Capturing wild relative and landrace diversity for crop improvement' 16-20 June 2014 - Cambridge, UK -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Using Phenomics and Genomics to Unlock Landrace and Wild Relative Diversity for Crop Improvement -- 2 Pre-domesticating Wild Relatives as New Sources of Novel Genetic Diversity -- 3 Unravelling Quinoa Domestication with Wild Ancestors -- 4 Screening Wild Vigna Species and Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) Landraces for Sources of Resistance to Striga gesnerioides -- 5 Wild Lactuca saligna: A Rich Source of Variation for Lettuce Breeding -- 6 Capturing Wild Relative and Landrace Diversity for Crop Improvement Using a New Selection Tool to Exploit Genetic Resources in Durum Wheat (Triticum durum Desf.) -- 7 How the Focused Identification of Germplasm Strategy (FIGS) is Used to Mine Plant Genetic Resources Collections for Adaptive Traits -- 8 Predictive Characterization Methods for Accessing and Using CWR Diversity -- 9 Keeping a Finger on the Pulse: Monitoring the Use of CWR in Crop Improvement -- 10 Joining Up the Dots: A Systematic Perspective of Crop Wild Relative Conservation and Use -- 11 Europe's Crop Wild Relative Diversity: From Conservation Planning to Conservation Action -- 12 An Approach for In Situ Gap Analysis and Conservation Planning on a Global Scale -- 13 The Distributions and Ex Situ Conservation of Crop Wild Relatives: A Global Approach -- 14 National Strategies for the Conservation of Crop Wild Relatives -- 15 Crop Wild Relatives: A Priority in Jordan? Developing a National Strategy for the Conservation of Plant Diversity in Jordan Using a Participatory Approach -- 16 Establishing Systematic Crop Wild Relative Conservation in the UK. 17 Optimized Site Selection for the In Situ Conservation of Forage CWR: A Combination of Community- and Genetic-level Perspectives -- 18 Developing a Crop Wild Relative Conservation Strategy for Finland -- 19 Developing a National Crop Wild Relative In Situ Conservation Strategy for Lithuania: Creation of a National CWR Inventory and its Prioritization -- 20 Priorities for the Conservation of Crop Wild Relatives at the Indian National Genebank -- 21 Strategies for Detecting Climate Adaptations in Wild Pearl Millet for Future Breeding Use -- 22 Assessment of the Conservation Status of Mesoamerican Crop Species and Their Wild Relatives in Light of Climate Change -- 23 Landrace Conservation of Maize in Mexico: an Evolutionary Breeding Interpretation -- 24 Use of Spontaneous Sexually Produced New Landraces of a Vegetatively Propagated Crop of the Andes (Oxalis tuberosa Mol.) to Enhance In Situ Conservation -- 25 A Long-term Systematic Monitoring Framework for On-farm Conserved Potato Landrace Diversity -- 26 A European In Situ (On-farm) Conservation and Management Strategy for Landraces -- 27 Using Landraces in Agriculture, Food and Cooking: Experiences Around a Large City in Southern Europe -- 28 Hungarian Strategies for the Conservation of Crop Wild Relative and Landrace Diversity -- 29 Assessment of Italian Landrace Density and Species Richness: Useful Criteria for Developing In Situ Conservation Strategies -- 30 Chickpea Wild Relatives and Landraces of Georgia -- 31 Landrace Inventories and Recommendations for In Situ Conservation in Finland -- 32 Community Biodiversity Management (CBM): A Participatory Methodology that Integrates Empowerment, Livelihoods and On-farm Management of Agrobiodiversity -- 33 Evolutionary Plant Breeding: A Method for Rapidly Increasing On-farm Biodiversity to Support Sustainable Livelihoods in an Era of Climate Change. 34 Value Chain Development: A Silver Bullet for Agrobiodiversity Conservation and Use? -- 35 Moving Slowly Towards the Light: A Review of Efforts to Create a Global System for PGRFA Over the Last Half-century -- 36 On the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Plant Genetic Resources in Europe: A Stakeholder Analysis -- 37 Towards an Improved European Plant Germplasm System -- 38 Impact of the Genetic Resources Policy Landscape on Food Security: An Assessment of the Genetic Resources and Intellectual Property Rights Programme -- 39 What Do We Have To Lose? Monitoring Crop Genetic Diversity -- 40 Improved Utilization of Crop Diversity for Rationalized Breeding Using Data Interoperability -- 41 Implementation of a PGR Global Documentation System in Portugal -- 42 The GRIN Taxonomy Crop Wild Relative Inventory -- Index -- Back Cover.

Based on the international conference 'Enhanced Genepool Utilization: Capturing wild relative and landrace diversity for crop improvement', this book addresses all aspects of utilization and conservation of crop wild relative (CWR) and landrace (LR) diversity for crop improvement.

9781780648361


Crop improvement.
Crops-Genetics.
Germplasm resources, Plant.


Electronic books.

SB106.I47 .E54 2016

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