News — INRES - Crop Functional Genomics

Barley demo field

Riga

Successful trip to the 13th International Barley Genetics Symposium in Riga

Group picture

Lab trip to the Drachenfels

Corn plants in sand

DMK young scientist award for Lucie Averkorn

Dr. Caroline Marcon

Plant Science Colloquium

Dr. Peng Yu

PhenoRob Seminar Series

Dr. Gwendolyn K. Kirschner with a barley plant.

Seven-day-old barley roots of mutant egt2:

It grows strictly downwards (hypergravitropic).

For comparison, the root without the egt2 mutation:

It grows outwards, opening up a larger volume of soil in search for nutrients

Prof. Dr. Frank Hochholdinger

Rare barley mutation with potential

CiBreed

CiBreed Seminar Series

Amid young Maize plants

Dr. Peng Yu from the Institute of Crop Sciences and Resource Conservation (INRES) at the University of Bonn.

Bacteria help plants grow better

Dr. Caroline Marcon

von der Arbeitsgruppe Crop Functional Genomics von Prof. Dr. Frank Hochholdinger erforscht an Mais "springende Gene".

Dr. Caroline Marcon

im Samenlager, dort werden mehr als 6000 Beutel mit Maissaatgut aufbewahrt.

Maiskolben

unterschiedlicher Mutanten.

Gene im Dornröschenschlaf

BonnMu

transposon-induced mutations

BonnMu collection is still expanding

BonnMu covers insertions in >16,000 maize genes

New publication