CPSC 553

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Credit: 3 hours.

A practical application of plant breeding, genetics, and statistics to devise effective approaches to meet particular breeding goals. Highlighting real life situations and key decisions facing the plant breeder, the course builds upon knowledge of plant breeding methods and quantitative genetic theory. Four specific functional areas, which reflect divisions of labor in the seed industry are addressed: population development, population evaluation, trait integration, and product commercialization and supply.

Prerequisite: CPSC 453 or equivalent; CPSC 558 or equivalent; CPSC 542 or equivalent.

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