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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP200100762

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $355,000.00
    Summary
    Who’s who in the plant gene world? As many more plant genomes are sequenced, the bottleneck is being able to interrogate and translate this data into applications for crop improvement. This project will develop and apply a population graph database, hosting genome data for the world’s major crops and their wild relatives, allowing the characterisation of gene diversity on an unparalleled scale. Analysis of this data will reveal the presence/absence and sequence diversity for classes of genes for .... Who’s who in the plant gene world? As many more plant genomes are sequenced, the bottleneck is being able to interrogate and translate this data into applications for crop improvement. This project will develop and apply a population graph database, hosting genome data for the world’s major crops and their wild relatives, allowing the characterisation of gene diversity on an unparalleled scale. Analysis of this data will reveal the presence/absence and sequence diversity for classes of genes for important agronomic traits including disease resistance, flowering time and legume nitrogen fixation which will enable plant breeders to identify and apply novel genes and allelic variants for use in breeding programmes, accelerating the production of improved crop varieties.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0211458

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $218,593.00
    Summary
    Formal Specification and Realisation of Dynamic Reconfiguration in FPGA-based Systems. The project aims are: to significantly advance our understanding of the key concepts needed to successfully exploit dynamic, run-time reconfigurable computing, a technology that is now becoming increasingly available due to developments in FPGA (Field Progammable Gate Array) devices, and the development of an innovative high-level programming environment that will include a language, associated design method .... Formal Specification and Realisation of Dynamic Reconfiguration in FPGA-based Systems. The project aims are: to significantly advance our understanding of the key concepts needed to successfully exploit dynamic, run-time reconfigurable computing, a technology that is now becoming increasingly available due to developments in FPGA (Field Progammable Gate Array) devices, and the development of an innovative high-level programming environment that will include a language, associated design methodologies, compilation techniques, and run-time support that will make dynamic reconfigurable computing accessible to a wide community of potential users.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP230101190

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $520,088.00
    Summary
    Carboxylate exudation and phosphorus acquisition in eucalypts. Eucalypts are thought to rely on mycorrhizas to acquire phosphorus (P). Using leaf manganese concentrations in the field to proxy rhizosphere carboxylates, followed by plant growth in low P-solutions, it was shown that some, but not all eucalypts that grow on P-impoverished soils release carboxylates from their roots. This trait is a strategy of Proteaceae to access soil P, but assumed not to be used by eucalypts. This game-changing .... Carboxylate exudation and phosphorus acquisition in eucalypts. Eucalypts are thought to rely on mycorrhizas to acquire phosphorus (P). Using leaf manganese concentrations in the field to proxy rhizosphere carboxylates, followed by plant growth in low P-solutions, it was shown that some, but not all eucalypts that grow on P-impoverished soils release carboxylates from their roots. This trait is a strategy of Proteaceae to access soil P, but assumed not to be used by eucalypts. This game-changing discovery challenges the current dogma that eucalypts invariably rely on mycorrhizas to acquire P. This project will explore the significance of this newly-described trait for functioning of eucalypts more broadly and produce results that are important for conservation, restoration and forestry activities.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0985418

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $586,100.00
    Summary
    Plant Mitochondrial Signalling and Regulation. Plant energy production is essential for successful growth and development and is essential for processes such as seedling establishment and germination. This research project intends to expand our understanding of energy regulation within the plant using advanced technologies. Such studies can provide direct benefits to the Australian agriculture community through novel targets for genetic improvements. The capacity to create such advantages is eco .... Plant Mitochondrial Signalling and Regulation. Plant energy production is essential for successful growth and development and is essential for processes such as seedling establishment and germination. This research project intends to expand our understanding of energy regulation within the plant using advanced technologies. Such studies can provide direct benefits to the Australian agriculture community through novel targets for genetic improvements. The capacity to create such advantages is economically vital for the industry and the development of such expertise within Australia will ensure we are well placed to exploit future advances in agricultural improvements and provide the capacity to further generate novel biotechnological applications.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0771097

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $300,000.00
    Summary
    Molecular dissection of resistance to subterranean clover mottle virus using Medicago truncatula. Plant virus diseases cause economic losses in most crop plants. Grain and pasture legumes are an important component of Australian agricultural cropping sytems, and provide human food and animal feed: they also contribute to higher yields of crops like cereals when grown in rotation, by providing nitrogen and a disease break. In this project, the 'model' legume, Medicago truncatula ('Barrel Medic') .... Molecular dissection of resistance to subterranean clover mottle virus using Medicago truncatula. Plant virus diseases cause economic losses in most crop plants. Grain and pasture legumes are an important component of Australian agricultural cropping sytems, and provide human food and animal feed: they also contribute to higher yields of crops like cereals when grown in rotation, by providing nitrogen and a disease break. In this project, the 'model' legume, Medicago truncatula ('Barrel Medic') will be used to identify a new virus resistance gene. The knowledge gained will be used to improve resistance to viruses in crop legumes, so reducing losses and aiding sustainability of production. This will support rural communities and the national economy.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0986245

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $300,000.00
    Summary
    The regulation and role of dual targeted proteins in plant cells. Plant cells are the factories that provide the food we eat, the air we breath, play a critical role in a balanced environment and provide energy in a sustainable manner. The varied use of plants and plant products is underpinned by an understanding of biochemistry that takes place in plant cells. This proposal is aimed at understanding how some proteins function in more than one location in the multi-compartmentalised plant cell b .... The regulation and role of dual targeted proteins in plant cells. Plant cells are the factories that provide the food we eat, the air we breath, play a critical role in a balanced environment and provide energy in a sustainable manner. The varied use of plants and plant products is underpinned by an understanding of biochemistry that takes place in plant cells. This proposal is aimed at understanding how some proteins function in more than one location in the multi-compartmentalised plant cell biochemical factory. The knowledge that is generated from this research can be used to underpin innovative use of plants within Australia's plant based industries. Furthermore it provides a rich intellectual training environment for students and postdoctoral researchers.
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