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Roberto Fernández‐Lafuente

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G. Sandoya

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Pablo Velasco

Misión Biológica de Galicia

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Universidad de Jaén

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Universidad Rovira i Virgili

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Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

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13th Annual Biotechnology Congress (BAC Madrid 2019): abstract collection

BMC Biotechnology (2019)

Aitor Balmaseda P. Revilla Lucas Dal Magro Jakub F. Kornecki Manuela Poletto Klein

From 10th to 12th of July of this year the Spanish Federation of Biotechnologists (https://febiotec.es/)organized the 13th edition of the Annual Biotechnology Congress (BAC).This event, held in Madrid, allowed young students and professionals to share their results and knowledge with other students and senior professionals, part of the audience, being the setting of this network the purpose of BAC Madrid 2019.Biotechnologists from all over Spain could meet to see the last trends thank to lectures from academia researchers, but also business biotechnology.Participants could also share with the audience their results through oral communications and posters.A sample of abstracts of those communications presented in BAC Madrid may be found bellow.We are looking forward to seeing you in the next edition of our Congress which will take place in Zaragoza in July 2020.

10.1186/s12896-019-0569-8

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Resistance of Early Maturing Sweet Corn Varieties to Damage Caused by <I>Sesamia nonagrioides</I> (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)

Journal of Economic Entomology (2004)

Pablo Velasco P. Revilla M. E. Cartea A. Ordás R. A. Malvar

10.1603/0022-0493-97.4.1432

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Evaluation of Popcorn Germplasm for Resistance to <I>Sesamia nonagrioides</I> Attack

Journal of Economic Entomology (2005)

A. Butrón G. Sandoya P. Revilla A. Ordás R. A. Malvar

Popcorn adapted to Spanish conditions could be an interesting and profitable alternative to field corn.However, little is known about breeding popcorn germplasm for adaptation to Spain.Pink stem borer, Sesamia nonagrioides Lef. is the main insect pest affecting popcorn quality and yield under Spanish conditions.The objectives of the study were the search for sources of resistance to pink stem borer among popcorn germplasm, and to study the genetics of the resistance to pink stem borer attack.Eight breeding populations along with a five-inbred line diallel and two popcorn commercial checks were evaluated under pink stem borer infestation in two years.Significant differences were found among general combining ability (GCA) effects for days to silking, pink stem borer tunnel length, general appearance of the ear, kernel moisture, and yield.Specific combining ability (SCA) effects were found to be significant for yield, and ear damage.Therefore, heterotic patterns among popcorn materials should be taken into account to generate new popcorn hybrids that are not only more productive but also have higher kernel quality.Breeding popcorn populations BSP4APC0 and PSPW1C1 could be base germplasms in a breeding program for obtaining parental inbreds of healthykernel popcorn hybrids.New inbred lines could be generated from the cross BP1 x BP2 that would have improved GCA and SCA effects for pink stem borer resistance when crossed to South American inbreds.

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10.1603/0022-0493-98.5.1694

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