Uses genomic selection, QTL mapping and field phenotyping to speed bean and pulse cultivar development.
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Halo lists 3,038 plant breeding experts with a page on the network. They include Valerio Hoyos-villegas and Karen Massel. Open the plant breeding hub to see all of them.
Uses genomic selection, QTL mapping and field phenotyping to speed bean and pulse cultivar development.
Builds marker-free CRISPR editing tools for cereals and models genomic selection outcomes in sorghum.
Edits the tef TAD1 gene for yield and lodging tolerance and transforms recalcitrant orphan crops.
Breeds heat-tolerant soybean and peanut and edits wheat genes for Fusarium head blight resistance.
Develops microfluidic screening for rare DNA insertion events and DNA-free editing for vegetable breeding.
Breeds blueberries and muscadine grapes with targeted genotyping platforms and yield phenotyping models.
Develops synthetic plant episomes for non-integrative multigene trait engineering.
Builds CRISPR/Cas9 vectors and gRNA designs for abiotic stress tolerance traits in rice and other crops.
Breeds short-season and dwarf tomato lines for northern growers, controlled environments and space farming.
Engineers MADS-box SOC1 and K-domain genes to raise yield potential in maize, soybean and blueberry.
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Halo lists 3,038 plant breeding experts, including Valerio Hoyos-villegas, Karen Massel, and Ayalew Osena. Anyone with plant breeding solutions listed on Halo comes first, and the page was last updated on Nov 2, 2026.
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