PPT-From Conventional Host Plant Resistance (HPR) to Transgenic

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Traditional and Transgenic Methods and Applications for Insect Resistance in Plants Some history 1792 Underhill wheat reported to show some resistance to Hessian

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Traditional and Transgenic Methods and Applications for Insect Resistance in Plants Some history 1792 Underhill wheat reported to show some resistance to Hessian fly 1830s Winter Majetin. PlSc. 490 – Potato Science. Lecture . Joe Kuhl. March 27, 2014. Overview. Traditional potato . modification. Define Genetically Modified. Transformation methods. Agrobacterium. , ballistic, advanced methods. : . Insights into . Pharmaceutical Biotechnology and Molecular Farming. Huma. . Mehreen. . Sadaf. 10-arid-1824. Contents:. Background. History of Medicinal Plants. Plant Molecular farming. Potential Benefits Claimed For PMF. Plants. (Genetically . modified organisms (plants). Genetically engineered . plants)) . Why create transgenic plants? . When there is no naturally occurring genetic variation for the target trait.. . chromosome. Foreign DNA. cytoplasm. nucleus. Inheritance. Mendalian. or . non-. mendalian. : . non-. mendalian. manner of inheritance is indicative of . transgene. instability. Faithful expression or . chromosome. Foreign DNA. cytoplasm. nucleus. Inheritance. Mendalian. or . non-. mendalian. : . non-. mendalian. manner of inheritance is indicative of . transgene. instability. Faithful expression or . . . - . an emerging trend?. Rui Martins. . “Plants for Life” International . PhD . Program. . – 2017 . (course “Plant . Biotechnology for Sustainability and Global . VIF-ICRISAT National Symposium on . Doubling . Farmers’ Income through Scaling-up . 16-3-2017. Nagendra Singh. National Professor ICAR. Outline. Proven Plant Biotechnologies. Plant Tissue Culture. Genomics and Marker-assisted breeding. modified organisms (plants). Genetically engineered . plants)) . Why create transgenic plants? . When there is no naturally occurring genetic variation for the target trait.. . Examples: . Glyphosate herbicide resistance in soybean, corn . = . 3. Mechanisms of Biological Control. Because biological control can result from many different types of. interactions between organisms. , researchers have focused on characterizing the mechanisms operating in different experimental situations. . Genetic of pigeonpea has been restricted due to the non - availability of suitable genetic resources and strong sexual barriers between the cultivated and wild species . Recombinant DNA and genetic tr Suman. . Bagga. Champa. . Sengupta-Gopalan. (. Depart. Plant & Environmental Sciences). http://mindbodysoulpatio.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/chile.jpg. Importance of chile. High value cash crop in the world and in New Mexico. 1. 2. 3. 4. Ti Plasmid & T-DNA transfer. . Herbicide . Resistant . Insect Resistant . Drought/Stress resistant. Delayed . ripening. 5. Gene transfer in plants. Viral . transduction. Major Four. Anthony Hanson & Dr. Robert Koch. University of Minnesota. NCR-SARE Project: GNC13-170. Soybean aphid. Primary soybean pest in. the upper Midwest.. Control . with insecticides . (. e.g. . pyrethroids. Associate Professor,. Plant Biology. What are . GMO’s. ?. Genetically Modified Organisms. What are . GMO’s. ?. Genetically Modified Organisms. Conventional breeding. Genetic Engineering. What are .

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