
BreedingValue partners who presented at PAG32-San Diego the results of 4 years of research on genetic resources and pre-breeding materials for berries.
The annual Plant and Animal Genome Conference (PAG) is considered the largest Ag-Genomics Meeting in the World and showcases recent advancement in plant and animal genome projects. As a 6-day conference, PAG 32 took place from the 10th to 15th of January 2025 in San Diego, California, USA. This year, it featured 6 plenary talks presented by world renown authorities in plant and animal genomics and included 220+ workshops presented by leading scientists and researchers. Representatives of the BreedingValue project took the opportunity to present results achieved during the last four years of BreedingValue to the scientific community through several oral and poster presentations.
This year, the Fruits&Nuts Workshop at PAG 32 was organised by Sonia Osorio (UMA), who is leading the phenotyping WP3 in BreedingValue. The scope of this workshop was to present the latest developments on fruits and nuts crop genomes and other genomic resources and studies of genetics/biology of relevant traits.
Several BreedingValue project partners provided insights into their research and presented project results during this workshop:
Additionally, the Strawberry Genomics Workshop included presentations by several BreedingValue project partners:
BreedingValue partners who presented at PAG32-San Diego the results of 4 years of research on genetic resources and pre-breeding materials for berries.
Beatrice Denoyes (INRAE) presents the Exploration of a European centered strawberry diversity panel provided markers and candidate genes for the control of fruit quality