The International Weed Genomics Consortium: Community Resources for Weed Genomics Research

Author:

Montgomery Jacob S.,Morran SarahORCID,MacGregor Dana R.ORCID,McElroy J. ScottORCID,Neve PaulORCID,Neto CéliaORCID,Vila-Aiub Martin M.ORCID,Sandoval Maria Victoria,Menéndez Analia I.ORCID,Kreiner Julia M.ORCID,Fan LongjiangORCID,Caicedo Ana L.ORCID,Maughan Peter J.ORCID,Martins Bianca Assis Barbosa,Mika Jagoda,Collavo AlbertoORCID,Merotto AldoORCID,Subramanian Nithya K.ORCID,Bagavathiannan Muthukumar V.ORCID,Cutti LuanORCID,Islam Md. Mazharul,Gill Bikram SORCID,Cicchillo RobertORCID,Gast RogerORCID,Soni NeetaORCID,Wright Terry R.ORCID,Zastrow-Hayes Gina,May Gregory,Malone Jenna M.ORCID,Sehgal Deepmala,Kaundun Shiv ShankharORCID,Dale Richard P.,Vorster Barend JuanORCID,Peters BodoORCID,Lerchl JensORCID,Tranel Patrick J.ORCID,Beffa RolandORCID,Jugulam MithilaORCID,Fengler Kevin,Llaca VictorORCID,Patterson Eric L.ORCID,Gaines ToddORCID

Abstract

AbstractThe International Weed Genomics Consortium is a collaborative group of researchers focused on developing genomic resources for the study of weedy plants. Weeds are attractive systems for basic and applied research due to their impacts on agricultural systems and capacity to swiftly adapt in response to anthropogenic selection pressures. Our goal is to use genomic information to develop sustainable and effective weed control methods and to provide insights about biotic and abiotic stress tolerance to assist crop breeding. Here, we outline resources under development by the consortium and highlight areas of research that will be impacted by these enabling resources.

Publisher

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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