History of Cultivated Wild Rice
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BBCH Scale for Northern Wild Rice
BBCH.pdf
For a more in depth look at the the BBCH scale for NWR check out: Table 1.pdf
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**Open Communication and Transparency**
Our group strives to create a diverse, inclusive, accepting, and welcoming environment for everyone we interact with. As wild rice has ecological, cultural, and agricultural significance here in Minnesota, we encourage open communication and transparency between diverse parties with different perspectives. So please, if you have any questions about who we are and what we do, do not hesitate to ask us!
Genomic Resources
Sequencing and Annotating the Wild Rice Genome
We have been diligently working to develop the first annotated, de novo assembly of the wild rice genome. We have used PacBio and Illumina technologies to generate sequence data as well as HiC and Chicago libraries to aid in the assembly of the genome. Annotation of the genome is currently underway using the transcriptome analysis of six different wild rice tissue types including root, shoot, leaf, seed, female florets, and male florets.
2019 News
WRBGC program says to goodbye to Dr. Mingqin Shao and welcomes two new members, Dr. Matthew Haas and Cedar Palaia. 6/5/2019
2018 News
WRBGC Group Together for the Holidays!
12/19/2018. Program members from St. Paul campus as the NCROC spent the day together on St. Paul campus to celebrate the holiday season and prepare talks for an upcoming symposium. It was a treat to have everyone together in the same place!