195 Symposium--Use of Seed Treatments to Mitigate Abiotic Stress Risks and Growth Limiting Factors I

Oral Session
C04 Seed Physiology, Production & Technology

Symposium--Use of Seed Treatments to Mitigate Abiotic Stress Risks and Growth Limiting Factors This symposium was originally suggested as a general seed treatment symposium. Seed treatments are usually thought of mainly as fungicide or insectide products. However, there are a range of seed treatment products that are designed to promote plant health in ways other than just eliminating pests. Various coatings, growth promoters, nutrient packages, and others are being used, as well as combinations of products. This is also an opportunity to bridge into the horticultural crop arena since often these products are first introduced in those higher value crops. Of particular interest are biological products that are used to mitigate stress factors and have specific growth-promoting activity.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010: 10:00 AM-11:45 AM
Long Beach Convention Center, Room 308, Seaside Level

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Organizer:
Stephen Malone
Presider:
Dale Wilson
10:00 AM
Introductory Remarks
10:05 AM
Modes of Emergence Failure and Seedling Damage From Abiotic Stress.
Dale O. Wilson Jr., Valent BioSciences; Subbiah Chalivendra, Valent Biosciences
10:15 AM
Early Season Cold Tolerance in Sorghum.
Gloria Burow, USDA-ARS; John Burke, USDA-ARS; Zhanguo Xin, USDA-ARS; Tesfaye Tesso, Kansas State University; Jerry O'Rear, Garrison & Townsend, Inc.; Cleve Franks, Pioneer Hi-Bred International Inc.
10:45 AM
Molecular Approaches to Low-Temperature-Stress Tolerance In Maize”.
Shoba Sivasankar, Pioneer Hi-Bred International; Nathan Brewer, Pioneer Hi-Bred International; Dongsheng Feng, Pioneer Hi-Bred International; Sergiy Lopato, Australian Center for Plant Functional Genomics; Peter Langridge, Australian Center for Plant Functional Genomics; Dwight Tomes, Pioneer Hi-Bred International; Marc Albertsen, Pioneer Hi-Bred International; Scott Tingey, Pioneer Hi-Bred International
11:15 AM
Flooding Stress Tolerance In Maize Seedlings.
Subbaiah Chalivendra, Valent Biosciences; Dale Wilson, Valent Biosciences; Martin A. Sachs, USDA-ARS
11:45 AM
Adjourn