[Posted on September 15, 2023] The journal article “Einkorn genomics sheds light on history of the oldest domesticated wheat” was published.
Key message: This manuscript describes a high quality genome of world oldest cultivated wheat "Einkorn wheat" and its potential in future wheat improvement.
[March 23, 2023]
The journal article “Updated guidelines for gene nomenclature in wheat” was published. Please promote the journal article to facilitate the adoption of common gene nomenclature for wheat research.
A number of new learning materials are available on the GRIN-U repository (https://grin-u.org/).
These include videos on Three Sisters agriculture; short videos on cowpea, sorghum, tomato, and potato; virtual tour videos of USDA’s National Laboratory for Genetic Resources Preservation; ebooks on crop wild relatives and a crop science virtual field tour; and infographics explaining USDA’s National Plant Germplasm System and the role of botanic gardens in conserving plant genetic resources.
We believe that there is both a need to re-invigorate the ‘barley community’ from the ground-up by increasing interactions, establishing new (or refreshing old) collaborations or networks, and using ‘leverage’ to offer greater value to global research investments by extending their impact to the international stage. By working better together we believe we could demonstrate to funders and end users that investing in barley research makes sound long term academic and economic sense.
