Germplasm Enhancement of Maize

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Protocol
Project Plan
Review Report
PopGEM
Released Lines

GEMS-0001

Germplasm Releases
GEM Disease Data
Recommended Lines

08 Release

07 Release

06 Release

05 Release
04 Release
Set R Lines
Set H Lines
Set G Lines
Set F Lines
Set E Lines
Set D Lines
Set C Lines
Set B Lines
Set A Lines
GEM NC Lines
08 Release
06 Release
Year 00 Lines
Year 99 Lines
Corn Images
GEM Documents
   GEM Protocol: A layout of GEM activities for nurseries, isolations, and yield trials.
   GEM Project Plan: A detailed 5-year research plans.
   GEM Review Report: The record of a review conducted by USDA-ARS panel in year 2000.
   PopGEM Populations: The information about PopGEM lines.
   GEM Released Lines: Officially released lines by GEM and GEM cooperators.
GEMS-0001
   GEM Germplasm Releases and Key Traits (Click here to download the zipped file)
              GEM Disease Data  
   GEM Recommended Lines: GEM lines with good potentials according to the 2-year yield trials.
 
08 Release 07 Release 06 Release 05 Release 04 Release Set R Lines Set H Lines
Set G Lines Set F Lines Set E Lines Set D Lines Set C Lines Set B Lines Set A Lines
 
   GEM NC Lines for Release: GEM NC lines released by Major Goodman with good potentials.
 
NC 08 Release NC 06 Release Year 00 Lines Year 99 Lines
 
   Corn Images for GEM Released Lines (Under Construction): We provide some corn images for certain GEM released lines. There are 3 images for each line, which includes the image of corn ears, cross section of corn ears, and corn kernels. Please click on each release for images.
 

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