Unravelling the effect of winter warming on flowering time, flower fertility and crop yield
揭示冬季变暖对开花时间、花卉肥力和作物产量的影响
基本信息
- 批准号:BB/W000415/1
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 92.78万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Research Grant
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Climate change is predicted to warm winters in western Europe between 2C and 8C above pre-industrial temperatures this century. It is well known that warm winters negatively affect the yield of perennial crops where incomplete chilling of flower buds in winter leads to weak bud break and fewer open flowers: indeed the requirement for winter chill generally determines the climate zones favourable for cultivation of temperate perennial crops. In Europe high yielding major arable crops are grown as winter annuals, that is they are sown in late summer or autumn and have a requirement for winter chilling to promote the transition to flowering in spring, a process known as vernalisation. However, we have recently shown that for the winter oilseed rape crop this vernalisation process actually happens in mid-autumn, followed quickly by the floral transition and formation of a flower bud in late autumn. We also showed that the stage of flower bud development corresponds to a period in the field where warm winter temperatures have a substantial negative affect on the UK yields the following summer. This raises the question of whether like perennials, winter annual crops have a requirement for chilling of flower buds to maximise crop performance in the following spring, and whether climate change is reducing yields in climate zones where winter chilling is not guaranteed. The preliminary data provided here provides compelling support for this hypothesis. Most specifically, we show that chilling of flower buds promotes earlier bud break in spring, and that winter warming of flower buds leads to production flowers in spring with obvious abnormalities and poor fertility.This proposal uses a combination of physiology, molecular genetics, breeding and genomic approaches to understand the mechanism by which warm winters negatively impacts winter oilseed rape yields, especially in climate zones prone to warm spells during early winter when inflorescence development is taking place, such as the United Kingdom and China. Then we will use genomic approaches to breeding to clone genes in oilseed rape that may confer more resilient yields in growing seasons with warm winters, exploiting our previous discovery of one variety that we show has no significant yield response to temperature variation during inflorescence development. By introgressing these traits into elite germplasm we can determine whether climate change resilient genetics can be combined with modern high yielding lines to generate lines suitable for modern breeding programmes.
据预测,气候变化将使西欧的冬季比本世纪工业化前的温度高出2摄氏度到8摄氏度。众所周知,暖冬会对多年生作物的产量产生负面影响,冬季花蕾的不完全冷却会导致芽弱和开放的花朵较少:实际上,冬季寒冷的要求通常决定了有利于温带多年生作物种植的气候区。在欧洲,高产的主要可耕地作物作为冬季一年生植物种植,也就是说,它们在夏末或秋季播种,并需要冬季冷却以促进向春季开花的过渡,这一过程称为春化。然而,我们最近表明,对于冬季油菜作物,这种春化过程实际上发生在中秋节,随后很快就发生了花的转变,并在深秋形成了花蕾。我们还表明,花蕾发育的阶段对应于一个时期,在该领域的暖冬温度有一个实质性的负面影响,英国产量在接下来的夏天。这就提出了一个问题,即冬季一年生作物是否像多年生植物一样需要冷却花蕾,以最大限度地提高来年春天的作物性能,以及气候变化是否会降低冬季寒冷无法保证的气候区的产量。这里提供的初步数据为这一假设提供了令人信服的支持。最具体地说,我们表明,花蕾的寒冷促进了春季花蕾的早期萌发,而冬季花蕾的温暖导致了春季生产花朵的明显异常和育性差。本提案结合生理学,分子遗传学,育种和基因组学方法来了解暖冬对冬季油菜产量产生负面影响的机制,特别是在气候地区,如英国和中国,在初冬期间,当花序发育发生时,容易出现温暖期。然后,我们将使用基因组方法来育种,克隆油菜基因,这些基因可能在暖冬的生长季节赋予更有弹性的产量,利用我们以前发现的一个品种,我们表明在花序发育期间对温度变化没有显着的产量反应。通过将这些性状渐渗到优良种质中,我们可以确定气候变化适应性遗传学是否可以与现代高产品系相结合,以产生适合现代育种计划的品系。
项目成果
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Combining historical agricultural and climate datasets sheds new light on early 20th century barley performance
结合历史农业和气候数据集为 20 世纪初大麦的表现提供了新的线索
- DOI:10.1111/aab.12826
- 发表时间:2023
- 期刊:
- 影响因子:2.6
- 作者:Raymond J
- 通讯作者:Raymond J
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