- The annual meeting of the network was conducted online on 28 June 2022. Discussions were held on the progress on phenotyping, genotyping and on the testing of the newly developed lines. Sequencing efforts (Illumina) of mungbean accessions of the WorldVeg mini-core, the Australian diversity panel and segregating populations yielded up to now 2 terabasepairs of sequence information that is currently used to develop a mungbean pangenome and map traits of interest for breeding. A pilot experiment on a selected germplasm set revealed the optimal planting density for automatized high throughput phenotyping of mungbean plant architecture.
- In Australia, the entire NAM population was sown and evaluated for key flowering traits. Data collected from this trial will enable a genome-wide associated study to be dissect genomic regions associated with these traits.
- The further screening of the mini-core accessions/breeding lines has revealed potential sources of resistance to anthracnose, powdery mildew, Fusarium wilt, and cowpea aphid, thrips and stemfly.
- A set of 42 accessions from 13 Vigna species endemic to India was screened against three bruchid species (Callosobruchus. chinensis L., C. maculatus F. and C. analis L., which led to the identification of accessions with resistance.
- The project partners are actively engaged in the introgression of traits from donors identified during IMIN1 and the testing of the high performing lines is in progress.
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