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Weedy and Invasive Plant Genomics

Weedy and invasive plants are probably the plants with the most economic impact worldwide, yet our knowledge about their genomes is not very well developed. This workshop continues to update the state of technology and science of genomics, transcriptomics, and molecular genetics of weedy and invasive plants and traits of importance.
Date: Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Time: 10:30 AM-12:40 PM
Room: Pacific Salon 4-5 (2nd Floor)
Organizers:
Patrick Tranel and C. Neal Stewart Jr.
10:30 AM
W837
The Population Genetics of Cheatgrass Range Expansion in Western North America
Craig E. Coleman, Brigham Young University; Susan E. Meyer, USDA Shrub Sciences Laboratory; Desiree Lara, Brigham Young University; Keith R. Merrill, Brigham Young University

10:50 AM
W838
Genomics of Imperata cylindrica
Millie Burrell, Texas A&M University; Patricia Klein, Texas A&M University; Alan E. Pepper, Texas A&M University; John Goolsby, ARS-USDA; William A. Overholt, University of Florida

11:10 AM
W839
Association of Mobile Genetic Elements with EPSPS Gene Duplication
Todd Gaines, Colorado State University; Alice Wright, USDA-ARS; William Molin, USDA-ARS; Patrick Tranel, University of Illinois; Roland Beffa, Bayer CropScience; Philip Westra, Colorado State University; Stephen Powles, University of Western Australia

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11:30 AM
W840
Using Transcriptomics to Investigate the Genetic Mechanism of Glyphosate Resistance in Kochia scoparia
Andrew T. Wiersma, Michigan State University; John P. Hamilton, Michigan State University; C. Robin Buell, Department of Plant Biology and DOE Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center, Michigan State University; Phil Westra, Colorado State University

11:50 AM
W841
Comparative Illumina RNA-Seq and Tonoplast Proteomic Approach to Study Glyphosate Resistant Mechanisms in Conyza canadensis biotypes
Yanhui Peng, Department of Plant Sciences, University of Tennessee; Yi Sang, Department of Plant Sciences, University of Tennessee; Sara Allen, Department of Plant Sciences, University of Tennessee; R Douglas Sammons, Monsanto Company; C. Neal Stewart Jr., Department of Plant Sciences, University of Tennessee

12:10 PM
W842
Genomics of Non-Target-Site Herbicide Resistance
Roland Beffa, Bayer CropScience; Todd A. Gaines, Bayer CropScience; Lothar Lorentz, Bayer CropScience; Andrea Figge, Bayer CropScience; Frank Maiwald, Bayer CropScience; Mark-Christoph Ott, Bayer CropScience; Heping Han, University of Western Australia; Roberto Busi, University of Western Australia; Qin Yu, University of Western Australia; Stephen B. Powles, University of Western Australia

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