Publications
NIBIOs employees contribute to several hundred scientific articles and research reports every year. You can browse or search in our collection which contains references and links to these publications as well as other research and dissemination activities. The collection is continously updated with new and historical material.
2019
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Dirk Jaeger Rolf Björheden Bruce TalbotAbstract
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Bruce Talbot Rolf Björheden Asko Poikela Andis Lazdiņš Mariusz KopetzkyAbstract
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Endre Hansen Fønhus Mikael Bruce TalbotAbstract
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Ingunn M. Vågen Ulrika Carlson-Nilsson Karolina Aloisi Søren K. Rasmussen Gert Poulsen Matti W Leino Pertti Pärssinen Ari Rajala Anna PalmeAbstract
The “Arctic peas” project Climate changes expected in the near future will result in higher temperatures and longer growing season at high latitudes. This might open up for possibilities for pea production in Arctic and northern areas, and the need for cultivars more adapted to northern conditions is likely to increase. At NordGen - a common genebank for all the Nordic countries - a large number of Nordic pea accessions are conserved, including both cultivars, landraces and breeding material. Does this material hold keys to the future? The ongoing Nordic cooperation research project «Arctic peas» aims to identify germplasm of peas well adapted either for breeding or immediate cultivation in the Arctic/Nordic regions. The project evaluates important traits in 50 selected accessions from NordGen in field trials at four contrasting Nordic locations, at latitudes ranging from 55° to 69° N (see map). Among the evaluated traits are flowering time, maturation time and yield, as well as protein content. Will the genetic material show different expressions at locations with clear distinction in daylength, temperature and climate? The project also aims to increase the knowledge and use of the Nordic pea accessions conserved at NordGen, and strengthen the collaboration between companies, organizations and researchers in the Nordic countries.
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Junbin ZhaoAbstract
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