Uses genomic selection, QTL mapping and field phenotyping to speed bean and pulse cultivar development.
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Uses genomic selection, QTL mapping and field phenotyping to speed bean and pulse cultivar development.
Develops microfluidic screening for rare DNA insertion events and DNA-free editing for vegetable breeding.
Breeds heat-tolerant soybean and peanut and edits wheat genes for Fusarium head blight resistance.
Builds marker-free CRISPR editing tools for cereals and models genomic selection outcomes in sorghum.
Builds tomato MAGIC populations and uses cis-eQTL mapping and promoter editing to guide breeding.
Edits the tef TAD1 gene for yield and lodging tolerance and transforms recalcitrant orphan crops.
Applies CRISPR/Cas9, prime editing and GWAS to improve traits in rice, soybean and tomato.
Develops synthetic plant episomes for non-integrative multigene trait engineering.
Clones powdery mildew resistance genes in cucurbits and edits broccoli for glucoraphanin and shelf life.
Maps tomato fruit quality and shelf life traits with near-isogenic lines and gene editing.
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Halo lists 3,021 plant breeding experts, including Valerio Hoyos-villegas, Nicolas Kral, and Sachin Rustgi. Anyone with plant breeding solutions listed on Halo comes first, and the page was last updated on Oct 4, 2026.
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