The narrow genetic base of the U.S. cultivated soybean has been a concern to soybean growers and producers in terms of how the crop will respond to pest outbreaks that may overcome the genetic resistance commonly used in breeding cultivars. Concurrently to this concern is the fact that soybean cyst nematode (SCN) is one of the most destructive and yield- damaging pest to which soybean may be exposed. Cultivars with genetic resistance are the only feasible means to control the pest and protect soybean yield. The goal of this project is to incorporate newly discovered novel SCN-resistant genes into soybean maturity groups I, II and III germplasm possessing resistance to other economically...
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