BOLERO's Partners
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Decoding the coffee & Cocoa microbiome for improved crop resilience.
Decode the root microbiome taxonomic and functional composition of coffee and cocoa genotypes grown at different geographic locations and under different cultivation conditions. -
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Devise and test accurate models for root traits in terms of genotypic and microbiome data
The University of Postdam will characterize the genetic architecture of root traits and their plasticities in coffee. -
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Sensory analyses and Analysis of caffeine - Life cycle assessment
Assessment of agronomic performance and profitability of grafted crop systems: Farm and farmer data will be collected in the 30 grafted and 40 non-grafted coffee farms: we will be performing Sensory analyses and Analysis of caffeine.
Assessment of environmental performance of grafted crops systems: we will deal with Life cycle assessment. -
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Assessment of Coffee & Cocoa root architecture and plasticity by adapted tools
Optimize root system architecture traits allowing abiotic resilience and sustainability by devising new ways of rootstock breeding.
Coffee as model and cocoa as validation species.
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University of Copenhague - Dep. Food & Resource Economics
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Test different selection schemes to produce rootstocks varieties for polyculture system
Evaluate the participatory plant breeding approach in FTC complex and low-input farming systems
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We participate in Assessing Coffee & Cocoa root architecture and plasticity by adapted tools, Decoding the Coffee & Cocoa microbiome for improved crop resilience, and the Development of fast, low cost breeding strategies for tropical tree rootstocks suitable for complex low input farming system, where we are actively engaged in conducting fieldwork, encompassing comprehensive sampling procedures and diligent data collection, as part of our ongoing commitment to the BOLERO project.
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Assessment about the current best practices for grafted plant nurseries
Assessment on current best practices for coffee and cocoa grafted plant nurseries in Vietnam -
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Institue of Science and Technology Austria
Characterization of RSA of eight coffee species and cocoa in controlled conditions under two nitrogen conditions
Study of drought tolerance of new coffee species & cocoa
Identify physiological and transcriptional mechanisms of micrografting
