Leveraging the QTLome to enhance climate change resilience in cereals Michael Hardt

Leveraging the QTLome to enhance climate change resilience in cereals Michael HardtGlobal food security relies on the release of cultivars more resilient to the negative effects of abiotic stress caused by climate change. Attaining this daunting goal will require a substantial increase in selection gain achieved so far with conventional breeding. To this end, the identification of molecular markers associated with major quantitative trait loci (QTL) for the adaptive response to abiotic stress enables marker assisted selection,

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