Conference Inaugural
Welcome address:
Ajay Parida, MSSRF
Ulrich Schurr, IPPN
Special remarks:
H.S. Gupta, IARI
M.S. Swaminathan, MSSRF
K.S. Charak,
Keynote address
Prof M. S. Swaminathan, MSSRF, India
Plant Phenotyping for Meeting the Zero Hunger Challenge >> pdf
Aims and Scope of the conference
Ulrich Schurr, IPPN >> pdf
Special Lecture 1:
Cesar Mariano Cossani Rial, CIMMYT, Mexico
Phenotypic traits revealing root function under drought >> pdf
Special Lecture 2:
Björn Usadel, RWTH Aachen & Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany
>> Interpreting phenomics data: The need to use ontologies
Session 1: Breeding for novel traits
Chair: Roberto Tuberosa, University of Bologna, Italy
Roberto Papa, CRA-CER, Italy
>> Phenomics and molecular phenotyping to study crop domestication
Indu Sharma, DWR, India
Capturing traits providing heat stress tolerance in wheat using precision phenotyping >> pdf / >> video
Vasu Kuraparthy NC State University, USA
>> Genetic architecture of mutant leaf shapes and their potential use in cotton improvement
T Mohaptra, Central Rice Research Institute, India
>> Breeding for novel traits: Rice experience
Session 2: Root phenotyping
Chair: Vincent Vadez, ICRISAT, India
Ravish Chatrath, DWR, India
Root phenotyping to increase the water use efficiency of wheat >> pdf / >> video
Kerstin Nagel, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany
Root phenotyping at Jülich Plant Phenotyping Centre (JPPC) - new routes to explore non-invasively the hidden half of plants >> pdf
Dagmar van Duschoten, IIT, Italy
>> Root growth dynamics of young plants as monitored by Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Session 3: Phenotyping for biomass accumulation
Chair: Roberto Papa, CRA-CER, Italy
Xavier Sirault, CSIRO, Australia
>> Exploiting photosynthetic variation in cereal crops
Thomas Altmann, IPK Gatersleben, Germany
>> Plant phenotyping for elucidation of biomass- and metabolite-heterosis in Arabidopsis and maize
Stijn Dhondt, VEB Ghent, Belgiu
Maize and Arabidopsis phenotyping platforms assist to unravel molecular mechanisms regulating growth >> pdf / >> video
Session 4: Phenotyping for tolerance to abiotic stresses
Chair: S. Grando, ICRISAT
Roberto Tuberosa, University of Bologna, Italy
Phenotyping for the dissection of genetic landscape of drought tolerance in cereals >> pdf
H. E. Shashidhar, UAS Bangalore, India
Breeding for drought resistance in rice based on whole-plant architecture >> pdf / >> video
Bettina Berger, University of Adelaide, Australia
>> High-throughput phenotyping to study the dynamic response to salinity in wheat and barley
V Govindasamy, NIAM, India
Phenomics approach to assess soybean-Bradyrhizobium symbiotic interactions under soil moisture stress >> pdf / >> video
Mandapaka Maheswari, CRI, India
>> Phenotyping approaches for developing climate ready genotypes - Efforts under NICRA'
Session 5: Low cost phenotyping
Chair: Heike Schneider, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany
Luis Aguirrezabal, University of Mar del Plata, Argentina
Lowering the cost of medium- and high-throughput automated phenotyping: a need for satisfying the projected demand for food, feed and biofuels >> pdf / >> video
M. Udayakumar, GKVK, India
High throughput and low cost phenotyping options for a few drought adaptive traits
R. K. Singh, IRRI, Philippines
New phenotyping technique for salinity tolerance at the reproductive stage in rice (Oryza sativa L.) >> pdf / >> video
Session 6: Novel Sensors
Chair: P. S. Ahuja, IHBT Palampur, India
Fabio Fiorani, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany
Emerging sensors and non-invasive methods for the rapid and accurate estimation of water relations in above-ground plant tissues >> pdf
Gilles Rabatel, Irstea, France
>> Hyperspectral imaging as a potential tool for high throughput in-field phenotyping at leaf scale
Rick van de Zedde, WUR, The Netherlands
Rapid 3D reconstruction of plants and the benefits for phenotyping and robotics
>> pdf / >> video
Session 7: Dialogue between modelling and phenotyping
Chair: Björn Usadel, RWTH Aachen, Germany
Francois Tardieu, INRA, France
From phenotyping platforms to field: the role of modelling >> video
Vincent Vadez, ICRISAT, India
Those magnificent men in their phenotyping machines >> video
Gaurab Gangopadhyay, Bose Institute, India
A simple algorithm for phenomic identification of the ideal Sesame plant type with novel architecture and an image analysis based seed phenomics for predictive Sesame Marker Assisted Breeding >> pdf / >> video
Gregor Huber, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany
Mathematical modeling of long-distance tracer transport in plants >> pdf
Session 8: Field phenotyping
Chair: Luis Aguirrezabal, University of Mar del Plata, Argentina
Frédéric Baret, INRA, France
Interest and limits of UAV and UGV systems for field high-throughput phenotyping >> pdf
Thomas Roitsch, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
>> Applying multispectral imaging for field phenotyping
Ravi Kumar Nakka, CRIDA, India
>> Early ground cover: A non-invasive digital imaging tool to screen for drought tolerance in maize
Plant Phenotyping Initiatives
B. Berger: Wheat Initiative
T. Roitsch: DkPPN
J. M. Pasuquin: GRiSP >> pdf / >> video
U.B. Angadi ASHOKA >> pdf / >> video
F. Tardieu: PHENOME >> video
X. Sirault: APPF
R. Pieruschka: EPPN >> pdf / >> video
A. Keßeler: DPPN >> pdf / >> video
M. Neal: UKPPN >> pdf
Thematic Workshops:
Imaging approaches in plant phenotyping
Phenotyping protocols for drought stress
Spectral analysis for plant phenotyping
Panel discussions:
1. in Chennai: Current needs and bottlenecks in plant phenotyping:
Stefania Grando, ICRISAT H.S. Gupta, IARI M.S. Swaminathan, MSSRF Ulrich Schurr, IPPN C. Mariano Cossani Rial, CiMMYT Indu Sharma, DWR
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2. at MSSRF: Possible next steps for the International Plant Phenotyping Community
Michel Ghanem, UCL, Belgium N. Seetharama, ABLE, India Luis Aguirrezabal, University of Mar del Plata, Argentina Ulrich Schurr, IPPN M.S. Swaminathan, MSSRF S.R. Rao, North Eastern Hill University Francois Tardieu, INRA, France
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