The Chlorofilms plant biology video contest has just closed the entry period for Round 2, and here is my submission. Pollination Methods: Solanum. Everything you need to know to make your own crosses with tomatoes and potatoes, two crops that are very much alike, believe it or not. I am producing these videos as a side project for my graduate program, which will eventually cover a wide variety of crops. You can view parts 1 and 2 of the Youtube versions, but the quicktime movies one the program website have the best quality. You can download them to play in your iPods if you want, including a huge 640×480 HQ video. You can subscribe to the Wisconsin Plant Breeding & Plant Genetics Youtube channel here.
Here’s to hoping that I win a prize again! Here are the other submissions, check them out!
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Hey nice job! I got the link from Pam’s blog. Hope you are planning to do wheat (and maybe even a how-to on Brachypodium?)
Hi Eric, I will be doing a video on small grains including wheat, barley, and rye. I suppose the techniques could carry over to Brachypodium as well? I’ve also got someone clamoring for Onion, too! Thanks for the review.
Thank you so much for posting this video. I really feel I can give this tomato breeding a go.