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Getting the Perfect Cluster Shape: Defining Table & Wine Grape Traits with DNA Markers

Posted on 06/18/2020 by tem2@cornell.edu

Getting the Perfect Cluster Shape: Defining Table & Wine Grape Traits with DNA Markers USDA Scientist Rachel Naegele, UM professor Matt Clark, and Cornell Extension Associate Tim Martinson describe how image analysis is being used in the VitisGen2 project on mapping … Continue reading →

Posted in VitisGen2 news | Tagged California grapes, grape breeding, grape cluster architecture, grape color, image analysis, Matthew Clark, Minnesota grapes, Research in Plain English, table grape selections, Tim Martinson, wine grape accessions | Leave a comment

Webinar – Automated Evaluation of Grape Breeding Progeny to Reduce the Phenotyping Bottleneck

Posted on 03/28/2018 by rfk58

April 19th 2018, 2pm EST – Automated Evaluation of Grape Breeding Progeny to Reduce the Phenotyping Bottleneck – watch recording While genetic information is becoming inexpensive, measuring attributes of interest such as disease resistance or cluster architecture has been a … Continue reading →

Posted in Webinars | Tagged Anna Underhill, grape cluster architecture, grape disease resistance, grape genetics, grape mapping populations, Lance Cadle-Davidson, Rachel Naegele, VitisGen2 | Comments Off

Tag Archives: grape cluster architecture

Getting the Perfect Cluster Shape: Defining Table & Wine Grape Traits with DNA Markers

Webinar – Automated Evaluation of Grape Breeding Progeny to Reduce the Phenotyping Bottleneck

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