LXV SIGA Annual Congress
“From genes to fork: On Mendel’s footsteps”
06-09 September 2022
SESSION 7 - SIGA on Mendel's footsteps
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS7.01 | The evolving definition of a gene in the context of modern plant breeding |
7.02 | Mitochondrial DNA editing in potato |
7.03 | The involvement of DNA methylation in enhancing heavy metal hypertolerance |
7.04 | Comparative analysis of ‘Granny Smith’ and ‘Ladina’ apple cultivars in relation to the onset of the postharvest disorder superficial scald. |
7.05 | Dissecting the effect of soil on berry transcriptional plasticity in two Italian grapevine varieties (V. vinifera L.) |
7.06 | The study of three grapevine clones to uncover the genetic traits responsible for the low susceptibility to Flavescence dorée |
7.07 | Evaluation of genetic diversity of Sicilian autochthonous tetraploid wheat varieties by gluten protein analysis |
7.08 | Multivariate genomic prediction for agronomic traits in durum wheat under two field managements |
7.09 | Optimization of an in vitro embryo rescue protocol for breeding seedless table grapes (Vitis vinifera L.) in Italy |
7.10 | Comprehensive dissection of the postharvest disorder Superficial Scald in apple through the Interregional Project Network-Euregio Scald-Cold |
7.11 | Marker-assisted pyramiding of blast resistance genes by forward and background selection in a japonica elite rice cultivar |
7.12 | Transcriptome profiling of sensitive and resistant apple fruit response to Neofabraea vagabunda infection |
7.13 | Reproducible computational research in high-throughput plant biology from an open science point of view: case studies in plant genomics |
7.14 | Highly dense linkage mapping and identification of a major QTL associated with black rot resistance in the grapevine cultivar ‘Merzling’ |
7.15 | Ex situ conservation of local traditional varieties of maize: an example of workflow for their maintenance |
7.16 | Phenotypic analysis towards the identification of QTLs associated to fruit quality features in pear |
7.17 | Metabolic characterization and transcriptional profiling of phenylpropanoids in Cannabis sativa L. inflorescences with diverse chemotype |
7.18 | CASTADIVA: Biodiversity and multi-functionality of the chestnut tree. Leveraging genetic resources for the development of Lombardy sub mountain areas |
7.19 | Flax sprouts from commercial and wild species as functional food |
7.20 | Investigating cell cultures of Dittrichia viscosa as biofactories of natural agrochemicals |
7.21 | Development of an efficient protoplast isolation and transfection protocol for highbush blueberry |
7.22 | Cytological and flow cytometric characterization of an Arundo donax L. mutant |
7.23 | Globe artichoke polyphenol oxidase gene mining: characterization and expression profile with a view of their knockout to avoid capitula browning after cutting |
7.24 | Genetic improvement programs aimed at the establishment of new varieties of flowering ornamental species using molecular selection methods |
7.25 | RNA-seq of alfalfa neotetraploids |
7.26 | Exploring nanotechnology-based strategies for genetic modifications in higher plants |
7.27 | Variation of seed nutritional quality in a collection of Camelina sativa varieties |
7.28 | Crop wild relatives in Lebanon, towards long-term conservation of their diversity |
7.29 | Towards the phycoremediation of plastic debris: identification of green microalgae accession and catabolic encoding genes |
7.30 | Flax tissue cultures as biofactory for lignan production |
7.31 | Significant associations for seed weight trait in tomato were revealed by GWAS study |
7.32 | SNP-based molecular fingerprinting of the Italian “Acquaviva red onion” landrace |
7.33 | New agronomic practices to improve hemp secondary metabolites accumulation |
7.34 | A double face of a potato R2R3-MYB transcription factor: anthocyanin or programmed cell death control |
7.35 | Biotechnological strategies for improving in vitro regeneration and CRISPR/Cas9 editing in bell pepper (Capsicum annuum L.) |