Recent Updates

13.01.2012: Paragon x AE Watkins landraces SSD populations - Nov 2011
06.12.2011: Stakeholder Meeting 2011 - Presentations
18.11.2011: WGIN stakeholder newsletter - November 2011
22.02.2011: Avalon X Cadenza NIL development
23.11.2010: List of all past and present WGIN staff members
16.11.2010: WGIN stakeholder newsletter November 2010
28.10.2010: Take All Infectivity data from WGIN 1 diversity trial
28.10.2010: Stembase disease data from the 2007/08 RRes field trial
28.09.2010: Programme for the 2010 WGIN stakeholder meeting
26.08.2010: August 2010 Management Meeting Presentations
27.05.2010: WGIN stakeholder newsletter May 2010
10.03.2010: February 2010 Management Meeting Presentations
11.02.2010: Avalon x Cadenza double haploid population - Update on trait data: Data is now available on the 2006 trials and more data (plant height, ear emergence and grain yield) has been added on the 2008 trial.
15.12.2009: Avalon x Cadenza double haploid population - Update on mapping data
08.12.2009: WGIN stakeholder meeting 2009 presentations
02.11.2009: Disclaimer for the use of WGIN data and germplasm resources
02.11.2009: Updated traits data on the Watkins collection
02.11.2009: BBC report on the WGIN diversity trial
02.11.2009: Programme for the WGIN stakeholder meeting
02.11.2009: WGIN stakeholder newsletter October 2009
25.08.2009: Provisional Programme for the WGIN stakeholder meeting 2009
25.08.2009: Avalon x Cadenza DH population Workshop
13.08.2009: Trait data from Avalon x Cadenza field trials at JIC, years 2005, 2007, 2008

June 2009: Launch of the new website.


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In all work which uses the DH Avalon x Cadenza population the following text must be cited: The population of doubled-haploid (DH) individuals, derived from F1 progeny of a cross between cvs Avalon and Cadenza, was developed by Clare Ellerbrook, Liz Sayers and the late Tony Worland (John Innes Centre), as part of a Defra funded project led by ADAS. The parents were originally chosen (to contrast for canopy architecture traits) by Steve Parker (CSL), Tony Worland and Darren Lovell (Rothamsted Research).