Schillinger Genetics has developed new soybean varieties with high levels of protein (45%) and low levels of oligosaccharides (1%). This project will evaluate new more stable genetic factors that will lower and stabilize trypsin inhibitor (TI) content. TI is an anti-nutritional factor that requires heat in processing soybeans to produce soybean meal to maximum protein digestibility of feeds. The researchers anticipate evaluating soybean lines containing these traits for yield in 2014.
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