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Trichothecenes in Cereal Grains - An Update by Foroud, Nora A, Baines, Danica, Gagkaeva, Tatiana Y, Thakor, Nehal, Badea, Ana, Steiner, Barbara, Bürstmayr, Maria, Bürstmayr, Hermann

“…Trichothecenes are sesquiterpenoid mycotoxins produced by fungi from the order Hypocreales, including members of the genus that infect cereal grain crops…”
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Genotyping crossing parents and family bulks can facilitate cost-efficient genomic prediction strategies in small-scale line breeding programs by Michel, Sebastian, Löschenberger, Franziska, Ametz, Christian, Bürstmayr, Hermann

“…Key message Genomic relationship matrices based on mid-parent and family bulk genotypes represent cost-efficient alternatives to full genomic prediction…”
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The breakthrough paradox by Falkenberg, Ruth, Fochler, Maximilian, Sigl, Lisa, Bürstmayr, Hermann, Eichorst, Stephanie, Michel, Sebastian, Oburger, Eva, Staudinger, Christiana, Steiner, Barbara, Woebken, Dagmar

“…Research needs a balance of risk‐taking in “breakthrough projects” and gradual progress. For building a sustainable knowledge base, it is indispensable to…”
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Genome‐wide association mapping for pre‐harvest sprouting in European winter wheat detects novel resistance QTL, pleiotropic effects, and structural variation in multiple genomes by Dallinger, Hermann G., Löschenberger, Franziska, Azrak, Naim, Ametz, Christian, Michel, Sebastian, Bürstmayr, Hermann

“…Pre‐harvest sprouting (PHS), germination of seeds before harvest, is a major problem in global wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) production, and leads to reduced…”
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Genomic selection of parents and crosses beyond the native gene pool of a breeding program by Michel, Sebastian, Löschenberger, Franziska, Ametz, Christian, Bürstmayr, Hermann

“…Genomic selection has become a valuable tool for selecting cultivar candidates in many plant breeding programs. Genomic selection of elite parents and crossing…”
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Multi-Year Dynamics of Single-Step Genomic Prediction in an Applied Wheat Breeding Program by Michel, Sebastian, Löschenberger, Franziska, Sparry, Ellen, Ametz, Christian, Bürstmayr, Hermann

“…The availability of cost-efficient genotyping technologies has facilitated the implementation of genomic selection into numerous breeding programs. However,…”
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Improving and Maintaining Winter Hardiness and Frost Tolerance in Bread Wheat by Genomic Selection by Michel, Sebastian, Löschenberger, Franziska, Hellinger, Jakob, Strasser, Verena, Ametz, Christian, Pachler, Bernadette, Sparry, Ellen, Bürstmayr, Hermann

“…Winter hardiness is a major constraint for autumn sown crops in temperate regions, and thus an important breeding goal in the development of new winter wheat…”
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Preparation of uniformly labelled 13C- and 15N-plants using customised growth chambers by ÄeraniÄ, Asja, Doppler, Maria, Büschl, Christoph, Parich, Alexandra, Xu, Kangkang, Koutnik, Andrea, Bürstmayr, Hermann, Lemmens, Marc, Schuhmacher, Rainer

“…Stable isotopically labelled organisms have found wide application in life science research including plant physiology, plant stress and defense as well as…”
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Simultaneous selection for grain yield and protein content in genomics-assisted wheat breeding by Michel, Sebastian, Löschenberger, Franziska, Ametz, Christian, Pachler, Bernadette, Sparry, Ellen, Bürstmayr, Hermann

“…Key message Large genetic improvement can be achieved by simultaneous genomic selection for grain yield and protein content when combining different breeding…”
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Targeted modification of plant genomes for precision crop breeding by Hilscher, Julia, Bürstmayr, Hermann, Stoger, Eva

“…The development of gene targeting and gene editing techniques based on programmable site‐directed nucleases (SDNs) has increased the precision of genome…”
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Combining grain yield, protein content and protein quality by multi-trait genomic selection in bread wheat by Michel, Sebastian, Löschenberger, Franziska, Ametz, Christian, Pachler, Bernadette, Sparry, Ellen, Bürstmayr, Hermann

“…Key message Simultaneous genomic selection for grain yield, protein content and dough rheological traits enables the development of resource-use efficient…”
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Toward combining qualitative race-specific and quantitative race-nonspecific disease resistance by genomic selection by Michel, Sebastian, Löschenberger, Franziska, Ametz, Christian, Bürstmayr, Hermann

“…Key message A novel genomic selection strategy offers the unique opportunity to develop qualitative race-specific resistant varieties that possess high levels…”
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Genome‐Wide Association Mapping and Genomic Prediction of Septoria nodorum Blotch Resistance in Central European Winter Wheat ( Triticum aestivum L.) by Berisha, Pranvera, Michel, Sebastian, Löschenberger, Franziska, Ametz, Christian, Bistrich, Herbert, Bürstmayr, Hermann

“…Septoria nodorum blotch (SNB) is a fungal disease of wheat caused by the necrotrophic fungus Parastagonospora nodorum (Berk.), considered as one of the most…”
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Improving the efficiency of multi-location field trials with complete and incomplete relationship information by Michel, Sebastian, Löschenberger, Franziska, Ametz, Christian, Bürstmayr, Hermann

“…The increasingly cost-efficient availability of ‘omics’ data has led to the development of a rich framework for predicting the performance of non-phenotyped…”
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The breakthrough paradox: How focusing on one form of innovation jeopardizes the advancement of science by Falkenberg, Ruth, Fochler, Maximilian, Sigl, Lisa, Bürstmayr, Hermann, Eichorst, Stephanie, Michel, Sebastian, Oburger, Eva, Staudinger, Christiana, Steiner, Barbara, Woebken, Dagmar

“…Graphical Abstract Research needs a balance of risk‐taking in “breakthrough projects” and gradual progress. For building a sustainable knowledge base, it is…”
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The breakthrough paradox: How focusing on one form of innovation jeopardizes the advancement of science: How focusing on one form of innovation jeopardizes the advancement of science by Falkenberg, Ruth, Fochler, Maximilian, Sigl, Lisa, Bürstmayr, Hermann, Eichorst, Stephanie, Michel, Sebastian, Oburger, Eva, Staudinger, Christiana, Steiner, Barbara, Woebken, Dagmar

“…Research needs a balance of risk-taking in "breakthrough projects" and gradual progress. For building a sustainable knowledge base, it is indispensable to…”
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The breakthrough paradox: How focusing on one form of innovation jeopardizes the advancement of science by Falkenberg, Ruth, Fochler, Maximilian, Sigl, Lisa, Bürstmayr, Hermann, Eichorst, Stephanie, Michel, Sebastian, Oburger, Eva, Staudinger, Christiana, Steiner, Barbara, Woebken, Dagmar

“…Research needs a balance of risk‐taking in “breakthrough projects” and gradual progress. For building a sustainable knowledge base, it is indispensable to…”
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Mitigating the impact of selective phenotyping in training populations on the prediction ability by multi‐trait pedigree and genomic selection models by Michel, Sebastian, Löschenberger, Franziska, Sparry, Ellen, Ametz, Christian, Bürstmayr, Hermann, Piepho, Hans‐Peter

“…Training populations for pedigree and genomic prediction in plant breeding programmes are largely updated with superior genotypes from multi‐environment…”
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Balancing selection gain and genetic diversity in the genomic planning of crosses by Michel, Sebastian, Löschenberger, Franziska, Moreno‐Amores, Jose, Ametz, Christian, Sparry, Ellen, Abel, Eva, Ehn, Magdalena, Bürstmayr, Hermann

“…Creating new genetic variation by crossing two or more parents is the initial and often most important step when developing new crop varieties. Hence, several…”
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reference-gene-based quantitative PCR method as a tool to determine Fusarium resistance in wheat by Brunner, Kurt, Kovalsky Paris, Maria P, Paolino, Guadalupe, Bürstmayr, Hermann, Lemmens, Marc, Berthiller, Franz, Schuhmacher, Rainer, Krska, Rudolf, Mach, Robert L

“…In recent years, plant breeders made great progress in breeding Fusarium-tolerant wheat lines. However, total resistance to this genus of plant pathogenic…”
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