Genetic research on horticultural crop genomes

Author: Qu Dongyu
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The long-term collaboration between the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS) and Wageningen University has achieved significant progress through the joint efforts of both parties, continuously expanding the scope and depth of cooperation. In 2004, the "National Key Basic Research Development Program (973)" and the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences established the "China-Netherlands Strategic Cooperation Research Program," conducting research on "Genomic Studies of Beneficial Human Health Micronutrient Quality Traits in Cabbage and Gene Cloning of Potato Resistance to Late Blight." This not only marked a major success in the bilateral cooperation but also demonstrated the bright prospects and immense potential of the collaboration. This book collects selected papers from the collaborative research between CAAS and Wageningen University since 2001, summarizing the latest achievements of their joint research, which holds great significance for further expanding bilateral scientific and technological exchanges and promoting cooperation. As an academic work, the book reflects the latest developments in the field and provides valuable reference for researchers working in vegetable crop genetics, pathology, genomics, and functional genomics. The long-term collaboration between the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences and Wageningen University has achieved significant progress through the joint efforts of both parties, continuously expanding the scope and depth of cooperation. In 2004, the "National Key Basic Research Development Program (973)" and the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences established the "China-Netherlands Strategic Cooperation Research Program," conducting research on "Genomic Studies of Beneficial Human Health Micronutrient Quality Traits in Cabbage and Gene Cloning of Potato Resistance to Late Blight." This not only marked a major success in the bilateral cooperation but also demonstrated the bright prospects and immense potential of the collaboration. This book collects selected papers from the collaborative research between CAAS and Wageningen University since 2001, summarizing the latest achievements of their joint research, which holds great significance for further expanding bilateral scientific and technological exchanges and promoting cooperation. As an academic work, the book reflects the latest developments in the field and provides valuable reference for researchers working in vegetable crop genetics, pathology, genomics, and functional genomics.