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2021年IPPN Webinar第三期【报告环节】
发布时间:
2021-04-23
来源:
本站
作者:
慧诺瑞德
本期报告介绍:
题目:Phenotyping, ecophysiology and molecular physiology to characterize plant root system architecture & plant-plant & plant-microorganisms interactions
报告人:Dr. Christophe Salon
线上报告:已在百博智慧大讲堂发布
线上讨论时间:05月06日(周四),Zoom会议室
报告人介绍:
Dr. Salon is Research Manager in INRA, deputy manager of the large Research Unit Agroecology in which he manages the GEAPSI research Group. This group gathers multidisciplinary scientists (ecophysiology, genomics, genetics, molecular biology, phenotyping) working on the adaptation of legumes to environmental constraints, taking into account their interactions with soil microorganisms. Dr. Christophe Salon is also the founder and scientific manager of the High Throughput Phenotyping facility “4PMI” in Dijon. This platform develops new methods and tools to characterize a variety of shoot and roots traits for a panel of different crop species.
Dr Salon has been involved in 8 EU RTD projects (FP6 Grain Legume Integrated Project, Abstress, Legato, SOLACE, EPPN, EPPN2020, EUCLEG, Lisa..) from 1996-present in Management board/WPL and delivery roles. Dr Salon is also co-managing an Associated Innovation Research Laboratory on Agroecology between INRA and Chinese Agricultural University.
He has also been coordinator of numerous other national/international projects and involved in executive committee of international network (AEP, ILS). Dr Salon is Associate editor of two journals, Legumes Sciences and Plant Phenomics.
Dr Salon has published over 80 papers in peer-reviewed journals.
直播内容:
Agriculture is facing the challenges to improve performance and crop adaptation to climate change towards reducing negative impacts of associated abiotic stresses on crop yield and contributing to its mitigation. Climate change comprises more frequent and ample abiotic stresses that plants have to cope with, such as drought, the most important limitation to yield stability and plant harvest product quality which often lead to hydromineral nutritional stress. The capacity of plants to extract nutrients and water from a given volume of soil depends on root system architecture and on intrinsic factors such as the production of root exudates and the efficiency for resource uptake and transport. This capacity is largely influenced by complex root-soil interactions in the rhizosphere, such as relationships with beneficial microorganisms, but are still poorly understood and not taken into account in breeding. As such it is mandatory to take advantage of beneficial plant - biotic interactions to increase plant performance, lower the use of fertilizers and associated negative impacts on environment adopting an agroecology approach. Reaching the awaited promotion of bioavailability of mineral elements for plants, avoiding competition between plants and the microbiome and so promoting plant growth under low input cropping systems needs concerted approach, disciplines and methods. A selection of ongoing research projects, on various crops will illustrate how phenotyping tools and methods are being federated with a range of disciplines to identify the genetic and physiological determinants of root traits, both morphological and functional, and their plasticity to abiotic constraints, relevant to improve plant performance in low input cropping systems, via improved cultivars and the valorisation of interactions with beneficial microbes, in fine for the choice of innovative varieties by breeders.
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May 2021
"Digital phenotyping of individual plants and plant communities in the field"
Robert R. Junker
University of Marburg, Germany
Pre-recorded talk will be available 10 May-27 May
Live Q&A with speaker: 27 May, 14:00 CET
May/June 2021
“Semi-automated object detection workflows using UAV imagery”
Samuel Oswald
VITO, Belgium
Pre-recorded talk will be available from 31 May
Live Q&A with speaker: 17 June, 14:00 CET
June/July 2021
“Identification of Tunisian melon germplasm resistant to powdery mildew”
Hela Chikh-Rouhou
Regional Research Centre on Horticulture and Organic Agriculture (CRRHAB), Tunisia
Pre-recorded talk will be available from 21 June
Live Q&A with speaker: 8 July, 14:00 CET
July 2021
“HyperSlit: an ultralight hyperspectral UAV system for collecting plant spectral signature while recording sky spectra”
Hamed Mehdipoor
Spectro-AG, The Netherlands
Pre-recorded talk will be available from 12 July
Live Q&A with speaker: 28 July, 14:00 CET
August 2021
"Plant phenotyping: from whole plant to subcellular resolution"
Taras Pasternak
Pre-recorded talk will be available from 2 August
Live Q&A with speaker: 17 August, 14:00 CET
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