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Curriculum vitae - Gregory John REBETZKE Work Contact: Home Contact: CSIRO Agriculture and Food 9 Holley Pl. PO Box 1700 Kaleen Canberra ACT 2601 Australia Canberra ACT 2617 Australia (02) 6246 5153 (phone) (02) 6241 5054 (phone) (02) 6246 5399 (fax) 0429 994 226 (mob) Greg.Rebetzke @ csiro.au (email) http://www.csiro.au/people/Greg.Rebetzke.html (internet) Research area

Delivering physiological and quantitative genetic research through germplasm (wheat) development for improved water-productivity and weed competitiveness Academic qualifications 1985 B.App.Sci. (Hons) (Horticultural Technology), Queensland Agricultural College, Lawes, AUSTRALIA

1991 M.Agr.Sc. University of Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland, AUSTRALIA

1995 PhD. Genetics and Plant Breeding, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA Scientific career (history) 2017+ Chief Research Scientist, CSIRO Agriculture and Food

2017+ Adjunct Professor, Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, NSW Australia

2017+ Adjunct Professor, University of Western Australia, Perth WA Australia

2015+ GRDC Western Region panel member

2013 Senior Principal Research Scientist (RS), CSIRO Plant Industry/Agriculture and Food

2006 Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO Plant Industry

2001 Senior Research Scientist, CSIRO Plant Industry

1998 Research Scientist, CSIRO Plant Industry

1997 Research Fellow, Cooperative Research Centre for Plant Science

1995 Postdoctoral Fellow, Cooperative Research Centre for Plant Science, CSIRO/ANU

1991 PhD thesis 'Inheritance and genotypic stability of palmitic acid content in soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merr.)

1987 Masters thesis 'Attributes of potential adaptive and agronomic significance in wild mungbean (Vigna radiata (L.) Wilzcek ssp. sublobata (Roxb.) Verdc.)'

1985 Honours thesis 'Inheritance of fruit size and number, and their genetic relationship with yield of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum L.)’

Management experience (history) 2015+ Impact Sentinel Leader ‘Resilient Wheats’ CSIRO Agriculture and Food 2014+ Research Group Leader ‘Southern Crops’ (in Research Program ‘Breeding Higher Value Food Crops’)

2011-14 Research Program Leader ‘High Performance Crops for Australia’

2009-11 Group Leader ‘High Rainfall Zone Cropping’

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2008+ Big P project leader ‘Breeding high-yielding wheat’

2008-9 Cereal CRC Program Leader ‘Analytical Phenotyping’

2007-8 BETR Subject Matter Expert in Science Project Management

2006-07 Committee co-ordinator – Theme 4 ‘Designing crops and pastures for Australian environmental challenges

2004-06 Stream leader – Theme 4 ‘Designing crops and pastures for Australian environmental challenges’

2000-06 Subprogram leader, Subprogram PB ‘Physiological and Molecular Wheat Breeding’

1995+ Team management of between 1 and 4 technicians, and 1 to 3 students/postdocs at any one time Awards 2014 Australia National Science Academy Travel award

2014 Awarded certificate of excellence for reviewing by Elsevier Publishing

2011 CSIRO OCE Visiting Scientist award

2010 CSIRO OCE Newton-Turner career award

2005 CSIRO Plant Industry award (Learning culture for statistics/genetics training)

2005 CSIRO Plant Industry award (Team award Graingene)

2004 CSIRO Plant Industry award (Learning culture for mentoring)

2001 CSIRO Medal for release of high transpiration efficient wheat varieties

1998 CSIRO Plant Industry Chief’s team award

1994 Outstanding Graduate Student, North Carolina State University

Professional affiliations Australian Agronomy Society

Australasian Plant Breeding Society

Australian Wheat Breeders Society

Crop Science Society of America

Society for the Advancement of Breeding Researchers in Asia and Oceania (SABRAO)

Sigma Xi Honour Society

Phi Kappa Phi Academic Honour Society

Editorial appointments

Editorial Board, Food and Energy Security (2013+)

Editor, Journal of Experimental Botany (2012+)

Editorial Board, Field Crops Research (2007+)

Editor, Crop and Pasture Science (2009-16)

Guest editor, Field Crops Research special issue ‘Yield potential’ (2015)

Guest editor, Journal of Experimental Botany special issue ‘Roots down under. Belowground Solutions to Global

Challenges’ (2016)

Guest editor, Field Crops Research special issue ‘Phenomics in Farming Systems’ (2017)

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Editor, Crop Science (2008-2011)

Editor, SABRAO Journal of Breeding and Genetics (1998-2001)

Plant Breeder’s Rights, Germplasm (Material Transfer Agreements) MTAs for Hartog-derived BC3 transpiration efficiency NILs MTAs for weed-competitive wheat lines MTAs for large-rooted wheat lines MTAs for high early vigour, large-rooted wheat lines MTAs for NILs varying for ear compaction and spike characteristics MTAs for NILs varying for paired combinations of GA-insensitive and GA-sensitive dwarfing genes MTAs for Halberd NILs varying for 10 GA-insensitive and GA-sensitive dwarfing genes MTAs (Dow AgoSciences) for 10 tin-based NILs for potential commercial release MTAs for recurrent selection derived, semi-dwarf high vigour wheats MTAs for near-isogenic transpiration efficiency wheat pairs MTAs for near-isogenic reduced-tillering (tin) wheat pairs Release of high transpiration efficiency AH variety Drysdale (PBR) Release of high transpiration efficiency APH variety Rees (PBR) MTAs to GrainGene for mapping populations and sets of dwarfing gene near-isogenic lines MTAs for dwarfing gene, long coleoptile parental lines to national breeding programs MTAs for reduced-tillering parental lines to national breeding programs High oleic, low linolenic acid soybean germplasm: N98-4445A (Registration no. 162) (Crop Science Society of

America) Reduced palmitic, high oleic acid soybean germplasm: N94-2575 (Registration no. GP-261) (Crop Science Society

of America) Reduced palmitic acid soybean germplasm: C1943 (Registration no. GP-262) (Crop Science Society of America)

Invitations to present Keynote speaker ‘Breeding strategies for adaptation to drought’ American Agronomy Meetings, San Antonio US

November 5-10, 2019 Keynote speaker ‘Stomatal control is moderating water use’ TropAg Brisbane November 1-3, 2019 Invited chair ‘Crops and Climate’ Australian Agronomy Conference Wagga Wagga August 27, 2019 Invited speaker ‘Early growth is key to increasing yields under drought’, GRDC Updates, Quirindi, Walgett,

Warialda. Aug 2019 Invited speaker ‘Opportunities for improving performance with climate change’, GRDC Updates, Dubbo,

Goondiwindi, Warra, Dalby. Feb- Mar 2019 Invited speaker ‘Improving the robustness of research delivery using Managed Environments’, NSWDPI-GRDC

GAPP workshop, Sydney 23 August 2018 Keynote speaker ‘Genetic solutions to managing heat at both ends of the season’, GRDC Northampton Update,

Northampton 23 Feb 2018 Invited speaker ‘Breeding and delivering wheats with greater weed competitiveness’, GRDC Updates at Wagga

Wagga, Adelaide and Perth, February 2018 Invited speaker ‘A career in delivering science to growers’, International Tropical Agriculture Conference,

Brisbane Nov 2017 Keynote speaker ‘Linking Improved Genetic and Physiological Understanding to Deliver Greater Water

Productivity to Commercial Breeding Programs’, Developing Biomass Crops for Future Climates, WATBIO Oriel College, University of Oxford Sep 24-27 2017

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Invited speaker ‘Delivering Phenomics purposefully to commercial breeding programs’, Transformative Workshop : Advancing Crop resilience, Agriculture Canada, Ottawa Canada Sep 2017

Invited speaker ‘What’s in the pipeline for improving wheat establishment with deep sowing?’, Regional Cropping Solutions Network Planning meeting, Geraldton WA Aug 24 2017

Guest speaker ‘All germs of an idea start with the seed - the critical role of early growth in resilient, high-yielding crops’ Lancaster University and Plant Fascination Day talk May 17 2017

Guest speaker ‘Breeding methodologies and targets in increased water-limited crop performance – Learnings from rainfed wheat’ NIAB Cambridge May 15 2017.

Guest speaker IRRI Plant Breeding Seminars ‘Trait-based breeding and correlated genetic gain for grain yield in water-limited environments – a case study with early vigour in wheat’. IRRI seminar series Mar 2017

Invited speaker IPPN 2nd International Conference ‘Phenomics in breeding – it’s not about how or why but all about when’. El Batan Mexico Dec 17 2016

Invited speaker ‘Adapting wheat to a variable climate using a trait-based approach’. Combio 2016 Brisbane. 3-7 October 2016

Invited speaker ‘Breeding solutions for early sowing’, Regional Cropping Solutions Network Planning meeting, Three Springs WA Mar 14 2016

Invited (keynote) speaker ‘Delivering complex genetics to enhance genetic gain in wheats’. 7th Int. Crops Science Congress, Beijing China. 14-19 Aug 2016

Invited (keynote) speaker ‘Genetically complex traits and the optimising of subpopulation size in their assessment in multi-environment studies’. Australian National Statistics Conference, Bermagui Nov 2016

Invited speaker ‘Integrating high throughput phenotyping and genotyping tools to improve selection efficiency in breeding programs targeting water-limited performance - A breeder’s perspective’. Phenotyping for Plant Breeding, Talca Chile, 28 Nov-3 Dec 2015

Invited (keynote) speaker ‘Complementing genome- and phenome-based selection for greater transpiration efficiency’. 8th International Arachis Genome Meeting, Brisbane 5-7 November 2015 Keynote

Invited (keynote) speaker ‘Delivery of new genetics in improving crop performance in water-limited environments’. Society of Applied Biologists, Lancaster UK, June 2015

Invited speaker ‘Breeding for improved performance under drought’. Hyderabad and Karnal, India. Australian National Science Academy, June 2015

Invited speaker ‘Delivering traits, genetics and germplasm to commercial wheat breeding programs’. Gene-to-phenome meeting, Brisbane 25-27 March 2015

Invited speaker ‘The breeder’s Pandora’s box - the challenge of integrating old and new tools in phenotyping and selection of complex traits’. ACPFG, Adelaide 2014

Invited (keynote) speaker ‘Learning from wheat: Application of molecular genetics in delivery to improved forest products’. National Forestry Meeting, Melbourne 2014

Invited (keynote) speaker ‘Translating genetic and phenotypic information into improved germplasm and varieties – the case for complex traits’. CIAT 2014

Invited speaker ‘Genetic opportunities for improving the uptake and remobilisation of nitrogen of wheat in rainfed environments’. National Nitrogen forum, GRDC Melbourne July 2014

Invited (keynote) speaker ‘One century of wheat breeding at La Estanzuela Uruguay: a valuable legacy for the future’. Montevideo Uruguay, August 29-30 2014

Invited workshop coordinator ‘Advanced experimental designs and their appropriate deployment’. Bayer Gaterslaben Germany July 2014

Invited speaker ‘Increasing signal to noise – new statistical modelling tools to improve selection efficiency and genetic gain’. Bayer Gaterslaben Germany July 2014

Invited speaker ‘Is there value in weed-competitive crops?’, National Weeds forum, GRDC Canberra ACT. GRDC 2014

Invited speaker ‘How can physiological traits help guide research directions for adaptation in future climates?’. Crop Science Conference, Melbourne May 21 2014

Invited speaker ‘25% yield increase by 2025 – Getting the best out of new genetics’. 2014 WA Agribusiness Crop Updates Perth February 23-24 2014(F)

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Guest speaker ‘Assessing trait performance in drought-managed environments using targeted population structure’. NC State University Plant Breeding Institute, Raleigh NC November 2013

Invited speaker ‘Australia’s managed environment facilities: Development and delivery to breeding programs’. In ‘Drought Master Class – Interdrought IV’. Perth August 26-29 2013

Invited speaker ‘How will plant breeding and biotechnology contribute to future productivity gains?’. In ‘Busting the productivity barrier’. AIAS Forum Perth August 30 2013

Invited speaker ‘How can novel genetic technologies be used to better exploit GxExM?’. In ‘Capturing G×E×M Synergies for Productivity Growth’, Sustainable Agriculture Flagship, Brisbane June 12-13, 2013

Invited speaker ‘Phenotyping complex traits toward understanding genetic architecture’. In ‘OptiChina Phenotyping for abiotic stress tolerance and water use efficiency in crop breeding’. Yangling, Shaanxi China June 4-5, 2013

Invited (keynote) speaker ‘Raising the genetic potential of rain-fed crops through biotechnology - opportunities and challenges’. Australian Society of Agronomy, Armidale Oct 22-26, 2012

Guest speaker ‘From pot to plot: Increasing genetic gain through improved understanding of growth and yield’. Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana India Feb 8, 2012

Guest speaker ‘What is happening in activities aimed at breeding improved performance under drought’. NC State/Pioneer HiBreds/CIMMYT November-December 2011

Invited speaker ‘An update on the understanding of genetic controls of water-use efficiency in wheat’. ACPFG seminar series Adelaide October 13-14, 2011

Invited speaker ‘Physiological drivers of genetic performance in wheat’. Australian Wheat Breeders Assembly, Perth August 22-26, 2011

Invited speaker ‘Getting a little more from breeding – building on the synergies of matching variety, management and environment’. In ‘R&D Priorities for Productivity Growth in Agriculture Workshop’. Sustainable Agriculture Flagship 2-3 June, 2011 Canberra ACT

Invited speaker ‘Improving selection efficiency for improved performance in water-limited environments’. GCP Cereal Drought Workshop, Aleppo Syria May 14-21, 2011

Invited speaker ‘Integrating new tools for enhancing genetic gain for water-use efficiency in wheat’. 7th Annual Australia-China Symposium – Agriculture and Food Security Relating to Health (Chinese Acad. Sciences, Aust. Acad. Sci. and Aust. Acad. Tech. Engineer.) Adelaide Nov 14-16 2010

Invited speaker ‘Breeding for performance under drought: What works and what doesn’t’. International Workshop on Food Security Beijing China Mar 7-11, 2010

Invited speaker ‘Germplasm, and phenotyping tools for improving selection efficiency under drought’. GCP Cereal Drought Workshop, Aleppo Syria Mar 23-27, 2010

Guest speaker ‘Innovations in breeding methods – Multi environment experiments’. Eucarpia Freising Germany Mar 15-17, 2009

Invited speaker Wheat Breeder’s Meeting ’Traits for delivery to breeding programs’. Adelaide Mar 22-23, 2009 Invited (keynote) speaker ‘Breeding for physiological traits: From concept to commercial release’. Interdrought III

Shanghai Oct 11-16, 2009 Invited chair/organiser ‘Crop Improvement for water-limited environments’. In ‘Gordon Research Conference of

Salt and Water Stress in Plants’. Big Sky Montana, Sept 5-10, 2008 Guest speaker ‘The breeding pipeline and selection for improved performance under drought’. Washington State

University Pullman WA, Sept 5-13, 2009 Invited speaker Dual purpose wheat workshop Oklahoma USA Aug 21-24, 2008 Invited speaker ‘What’s in the pipeline for improved varieties for water-limited conditions’. ACPFG seminar series

May 23-4, 2008 Invited speaker ‘Genetic control of increased water-use efficiency in wheat’. International Drought Genomics

Meeting ACPFG Adelaide 2-3 Nov, 2007 Invited (keynote) speaker ‘Breeding for improved performance under drought’. North American Wheat Workers

Meeting Saskatoon 8-13 Sept, 2007 Invited speaker ‘Interpreting genotype × environment interaction in genetic studies and selection’. Generation

Challenge Program, Beijing, China, 2007

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Invited symposia chair ‘Implementation of molecular markers for crop breeding’. 4th International Crop Science Congress, Brisbane Queensland 2004

Invited speaker ‘Overview of the Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus situation in Australia’. AIAS Canberra May 4, 2003 Invited speaker ‘Breeding of soybean: lessons learned from experiences in US breeding programs’. Australian

Soybean Conference Aug 7, 1996 Invited reviewer/consultant Invited expert ‘Pule and oat adaptation’, GRDC KITS strategy development (2018-9) Invited expert ‘Phenomics in breeding’, GRDC DigiAg strategy development (2017) Invited expert ‘Managed Environments’, GRDC water productivity strategy development (2017) Invited New Zealand Pasture Genomics Science Advisory Panel (2016+) Invited GRDC Western Panel Member/GRDC technical expert (2015+) Invited editor - Special issue Journal of Experimental Botany ‘Roots down under. Belowground Solutions to Global

Challenges’ (2016) 9th Symposium of the International Society for Root Research, Canberra Australia 2015 Invited editor - Special issue Field Crops Research ‘Yield potential’ (2015) Invited reviewer Sugar Research Australia ‘Water use efficiency’ (2015) Invited reviewer Sugar Research Australia ‘Nitrogen uptake and use efficiency’ (2015) Invited water productivity expert – water productivity genetic strategy development for GRDC (2014) Invited water productivity expert – water productivity genetics x management strategy development for GRDC

(2014) Invited nitrogen use efficiency expert – GRDC nitrogen management workshop (2014) Examiner of 17 PhD theses from 2004-15 Invited reviewer BBSRC ‘MAGIC wheats’ (2014) Invited reviewer GRDC’s ‘Australia’s crop modelling needs’ (2014) Invited reviewer GRDC’s ‘National nitrogen and phosphorous-use efficiency’ projects (2012) Invited reviewer BSES/CSIRO ‘Sugarcane genomic selection’ projects (2012) Australia-India Strategic Research Fund (2011) BBSRC grant proposals (2010) USDA/Gates Foundation grant proposals (2009) Australia-India Strategic Research Fund (2009) QDPI&F’s Plant Science biometry and statistical genetic capacity (2008) ERA-NET/GCP Grant proposals (2008) Panel chair for review of GRDC’s national investment in statistics research and support (2007) Panel chair for review of GRDC’s national investment in quantitative genetics research (2007) Invited reviewer ACIAR’s ‘Vietnam soybean breeding activities’ (2006) Invited reviewer GRDC’s ‘Australian Winter Cereal Molecular Marker Program’ (2003) Technical Reviewer, Canola Breeders Western Australia, breeding program (2003) ECU Agricultural Research Proposal ‘Breeding for Climate Change’ (2002) Technical Reviewer, Canola Breeders Western Australia, breeding program (2002) Consultant GRDC, ‘Efficiencies in National Wheat Breeding Programs’ (2001) Reviewer GRDC, ‘National Soybean Breeding Program’ (2000)

Corporate citizenship/professional service

University of Adelaide Breeding Research Hub Committee (2018+, declined) Low Rainfall Zone Cropping (WA) Research Committee (2017+)

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GRDC Western Panel Member (Invited) (2015+) Agriculture Flagship change management committee (2014+) University of Western Australia Plant Breeding and Genetics technical advisory committee (2013+) Science organising committee, Australian Plant Breeding Conference (2013+) Coordinator drought phenotyping workshop, Interdrought IV (2013) Australian cereal abiotic stress working group (CSIRO representative) (2012+) Coordinator GRDC Managed Environment Facility (2010+) Interdrought 4 – Local Organising Committee (2010+) Coordinator CSIRO’s cereal pre-breeding activities (coordinator of the pre-breeding website and the annual pre-

breeding day) (2009+) Cereal CRC Program Leader ‘Analytical Phenotyping’ (2008-9) Cotton Breeders Australia, science committee member (2008+) Scientists in Schools program - Marist Canberra and St Michaels Kaleen (2007-14) (http://www.scientistsin

schools.edu.au/showcase/mullumby-rebetzke.htm) BETR project management Subject Matter Expert/Training coordinator (2007-8) Cottech, science committee member (2005-8) CSIRO course presenter (QTL mapping, experimental design, statistical analysis) (2007) CSIRO Plant Industry editorial panel member and chair (2003-6) CSIRO in-house training of courses in genetics, statistics and experimental design (2005,06) CSIRO Plant Industry rewards committee member (2004-6) Program chair ‘Harnessing Genetics for Crop Science’ 4th International Crop Science Congress, Brisbane

Queensland 2004 (2003-4) Australian Grain Biosecurity Committee (CSIRO representative) (2003-6) Planning committee for the 11th Australian Wheat Breeding Assembly (2003-4) Guest lecturer, graduate level Quantitative Genetics course, Uni. Sydney (2003) Australian Wheat Breeding Society (ACT representative) (2002+) Guest lecturer and course designer, graduate level Quantitative Genetics course, Uni. Sydney (1999)

Postdoctoral fellow supervision

Dr Cathrine Ingvordsen: ‘Delivering competitive wheats to breeders and growers’ Dr Cathrine Ingvordsen: ‘Root architecture in wheat’ Dr Pippa Wilson ‘Transpiration efficiency × early vigour in wheat’ Dr Tina Botwright ‘Early vigour’

Student supervision/mentoring: PhD/Masters Mr Pieter Hendriks: ’Physiological basis of weed competitiveness in spring wheat’ (PhD, Charles Sturt Uni, NSW) Mr Zeeshan Khan: ‘Genetic control of salt tolerance in wheat’ (PhD, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad,

Pakistan) Mr James Mendela ‘Allelochemicals and weed competitiveness’ (PhD, Charles Sturt Uni) Ms Reetika Choudary: ‘Adaptation of wheat to earlier sowing in India to increase water use efficiency and yield’

(PhD, Uni Syd) Mr Ben Ovenden: ‘Genetic architecture of water-soluble carbohydrates in wheat’ (PhD, Charles Sturt Uni.) Mr Miguel Sanchez: ‘Leaf area development in wheats containing the tin gene’ (PhD, Uni. Lleida Spain) Mrs Jaquie Mitchell: ‘Physiological, morphological and genetic study of grain size and screenings in dryland

wheat crops in Northern Australia’ (PhD, Uni. Queensland)

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Mr Liang Zhang: ‘Identifying the physiological drivers affecting changes in early vigour with recurrent selection’ (PhD, Sichuan Ag Uni Chengdu China)

Mr Chris Moore: ‘Genetics of embryo size in wheat and its relationship to early vigour’ (PhD, Uni. Sydney) Ms Gisela Borras-Gelonch: ‘Genetic control of phasic development in barley and wheat’ (PhD, Uni. Lleida Spain) Mr Xavier Sirault: ‘Genetics of leaf rolling in wheat’ (PhD, ANU) Mr Anura Ratnasari: ‘Recurrent selection for increased yield in wheat’ (PhD, Uni. Queensland)

Honours Mr Simon Hainaut: ‘Dwarfing genes and tillering in wheat height near-isolines’ (Hons, ENESAD France) Mr Chris Proud: ‘Phenology in wheat’ (Industrial trainee Hons. Uni Queensland) Mr Sebastian Campbell: ‘Canopy interception in reduced-tillering NILs’ (Hons, Uni. Sydney) Mr Pieter Hendriks: ‘Genetic expression of the tin gene and its influence on root architecture in wheat’ (Hons,

ENESAD France) Mr Xavier Sirault: ‘Selection for increased early vigour and transpiration efficiency in wheat’ (Hons, ENESAD

France) Mr Edwin von Zon: ‘Surrogates for increased transpiration efficiency in wheat’ (BSc, ENESAD France)

Invited visitors: Dr Jim Holland, USDA North Carolina (2011) OCE funded Dr Scott Haley, Colorado State University (2010) GRDC funded Dr Joe Yennish, Washington State University (2009) own funding Dr Duane Falk, Uni Guelph (2007-8) GRDC funded Dr Jim Holland, USDA North Carolina (2004) GRDC funded

Leadership/training courses: HCI one-on-one coaching for performance with Brian Buchanan (2012-15) HSE ‘top 250’ (2012) Experienced leadership program (2011-12) CSIRO Plant Industry leadership program (2007-12) Various in-house training courses (2006+)

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RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS Scopus (Google Scholar in parenthesis) (as of August 17, 2019): Articles with citation data: 129 (129) Sum of times cited: 7037 (11367) Average citations per article: 56 (91) H-index: 45 (51) I. Journal Papers 1. Wilcox JR, Burton JW, Rebetzke GJ, Wilson RF (1994) Transgressive segregation of palmitic acid in seed oil of

soybean. Crop Science 34, 1248-1250 2. Pantalone VR, Rebetzke GJ, Burton JW, Carter TC Jr (1996) Phenotypic evaluation of root traits in soybean, and

applicability to plant breeding. Crop Science 36, 456-459 3. Rebetzke GJ, Pantalone VR, Carver BF, Burton JW, Wilson RF (1996) Phenotypic variation for saturated fatty acid

content in soybean. Euphytica 91, 289-295 4. Pantalone VR, Rebetzke GJ, Burton JW, Wilson RF (1997) Genetic regulation of linolenic acid concentration in wild

soybean (Glycine soja) accessions. Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society 74, 159-163 5. Rebetzke GJ, Pantalone VR, Burton JW, Carter TC Jr, Wilson RF (1997) Genotypic variation for fatty acid content in

selected Glycine max Glycine soja populations. Crop Science 37, 1636-1640 6. Pantalone VR, Rebetzke GJ, Burton JW, Wilson RF (1997) Relationship between seed mass and linolenic acid in

progeny of crosses between cultivated and wild soybean. Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society 74, 563-568 7. Rebetzke GJ, Burton JW, Carter TC Jr, Wilson RF (1998) Changes in agronomic and seed quality characteristics with

selection for reduced saturated fatty acid content in soybean seed. Crop Science 38, 297-302 8. Rebetzke GJ, Burton JW, Carter TC Jr, Wilson RF (1998) Genetic variation for modifiers controlling reduced

saturated fatty acid content in soybean. Crop Science 38, 303-308 9. Burton JW, Wilcox JR, Wilson RF, Novitzky WP, Rebetzke GJ (1998) Registration of low palmitic acid soybean

germplasm lines N94-2575 and C1943. Crop Science 38, 1407 10. Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, van Herwaarden AF, Duggan BL, Condon AG (1998) Improving yields in rainfed

environments using physiological breeding. Annals of the Arid Zone 36, 255-266 (Invited) 11. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Fischer VM, Mickelson BJ (1999) Breeding long-coleoptile, reduced height wheats.

Euphytica 106, 159-168 12. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (1999) Genetic improvement of early vigour in wheat. Australian Journal of Agricultural

Research 50, 291-301 13. Pantalone VR, Rebetzke GJ, Burton JW, Carter TC Jr, Israel DW (1999) Soybean PI416937 root system contributes to

biomass accumulation in soybean reciprocal grafts. Agronomy Journal 91, 840-844 14. Munns R, Hare RA, James RA, Rebetzke GJ (2000) Novel genetic variation for salt tolerance in durum wheat.

Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 51, 69-74 15. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (2000) Gibberellic acid-sensitive dwarfing genes reduce plant height to increase kernel

number and grain yield of wheat. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 51, 235-245 16. Rebetzke GJ, Read JJ, Barbour MM, Condon AG, Rawson HA (2000) A hand-held porometer for rapid assessment of

leaf conductance in wheat. Crop Science 40, 277-280 17. Botwright TL, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Richards RA (2001) The effect of rht genotype and temperature on

coleoptile growth and dry matter partitioning in young wheat seedlings. Australian Journal of Plant Physiology 15, 417-423

18. Botwright TL, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Richards RA (2001) Influence of variety, seed position and seed source on screening for coleoptile length in bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Euphytica 119, 349-356

19. Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Richards RA, Read JJ (2001) Phenotypic variation and sampling for leaf conductance in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) breeding populations. Euphytica 121, 335-341

20. Kirkegaard JA, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (2001) Inheritance of root glucosinolate content in canola. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 52, 745-753

21. Rebetzke GJ, Appels R, Morrison A, Richards RA, McDonald G, Ellis MH, Spielmeyer W, Bonnett DG (2001) Quantitative trait loci on chromosome 4B for coleoptile length and early vigour in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 52, 1221-1234

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22. Coleman RK, Gill GS, Rebetzke GJ (2001) Identification of quantitative trait loci (QTL) for traits conferring weed competitiveness in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 52, 1235-1246

23. Eagles HA, Bariana HS, Ogbonnaya FC, Rebetzke GJ, Hollamby GJ, Henry RJ, Henschke P, Carter M (2001) Implementation of molecular markers in Australian wheat breeding programs. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 52, 1349-1356

24. Rebetzke GJ, Pantalone VR, Burton JW, Carter TC Jr, Wilson RF (2001) Genetic background and environment influence palmitate content of soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] seed oil. Crop Science 41, 1731-1736

25. Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, van Herwaarden AF (2002) Breeding opportunities for efficient water-use and yield. Crop Science 42, 111-121 (Invited)

26. Condon AG, Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Farquhar GD (2002) Improving intrinsic water-use efficiency and crop yield. Crop Science 42, 122-131 (Invited)

27. Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Richards RA, Farquhar GD (2002) Selection for reduced carbon-isotope discrimination increases aerial biomass and grain yield of rainfed bread wheat. Crop Science 42, 739-745

28. Ellis MH, Spielmeyer W, Gale K, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (2002) Perfect markers for the Rht-B1b and Rht-D1b dwarfing mutations in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Theoretical and Applied Genetics 105, 1038-1042

29. Botwright TL, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (2002) Field evaluation of early vigour for genetic improvement of grain yield in wheat. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 53, 1137-1145

30. Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Richards RA, Farquhar GD (2003) Gene action for leaf conductance in three wheat crosses. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 54, 381-387

31. Munns R, Rebetzke GJ, Husain S, James R, Hare RA (2003) Genetic control of sodium exclusion in durum wheat. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 54, 627-635

32. Ellis MH, Rebetzke GJ, Chu P (2003) First report of wheat streak mosaic virus in Australian wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Plant Pathology 52, 808

33. Ellis MH, Rebetzke GJ, Kelman WM, Moore CS, Hyles JE (2003) Detection of wheat streak mosaic virus in four grass pasture species in Australia. Plant Pathology 53, 239

34. Cousens R, Rebetzke GJ, Barnett AG (2003) Dynamics of competition between wheat and oats II. Effects of dwarfing genes. Agronomy Journal 95, 1305-1313

35. Ellis MH, Rebetzke GJ, Mago R, Chu P (2003) Wheat streak mosaic virus in Australia – Confirmation with RT-PCR. Australasian Plant Pathology 32, 551-553

36. Rebetzke GJ, Botwright TL, Moore CS, Richards RA, Condon AG (2004) Genotypic variation in specific leaf area for genetic improvement of early vigour in wheat. Field Crops Research 88, 179-189

37. Kirkegaard JA, Simpfendorfer S, Bambach R, Holland J, Moore K, Rebetzke GJ (2004) Effect of previous crops on crown-rot infection and yield of tolerant bread wheat and susceptible durum wheat in northern NSW. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 55, 321-334

38. Ellis MH, Rebetzke GJ, Chandler P, Bonnett DG, Spielmeyer W, Richards RA (2004) The effect of different height reducing genes on the early growth of wheat. Functional Plant Biology 31, 583-589

39. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Sirault XRR, Morrison AD (2004) Genetic analysis of coleoptile length and diameter of wheat. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 55, 733-743

40. Condon AG, Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Farquhar GD (2004) Breeding for high water use efficiency. Journal of Experimental Botany 55, 2447-2460

41. Bonnett DG, Rebetzke GJ, Spielmeyer W (2005) Strategies for efficient implementation of molecular markers in wheat breeding programs. Molecular Breeding 15, 75-85

42. Rebetzke GJ, Bruce S, Kirkegaard JA (2005) Genotypic increases in coleoptile length improves emergence and early vigour with crop residues. Plant and Soil 270, 87-100

43. Botwright TL, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Richards RA (2005) Influence of the gibberellin-sensitive Rht8 dwarfing gene on leaf epidermal cell dimensions and early vigour in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Annals of Botany 95, 631-639

44. Watt M, Kirkegaard JA, Rebetzke GJ (2005) A wheat genotype with high inherent shoot vigour can adapt to the physical and biological properties of unploughed soil. Functional Plant Biology 32, 1-12

45. Ellis MH, Rebetzke GJ, Azanza F, Richards RA, Spielmeyer W, Richards RA (2005) Molecular mapping of gibberellin-sensitive dwarfing genes in bread wheat. Theoretical and Applied Genetics 111, 423-430

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46. Gregory PJ, Gooding MJ, Ford KE, Hendriks PW, Kirkegaard JA, Rebetzke GJ (2005) Genotypic and environmental influences on the performance of crop root systems. Aspects of Applied Biology 73, 1-10 (Invited)

47. Burton JW, Wilson RF, Rebetzke GJ, Pantalone VR (2006) Registration of N98-4445A mid-oleic soybean germplasm line. Crop Science 46, 1010-1012

48. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Condon AG, Farquhar GD (2006) Inheritance of reduced carbon isotope discrimination in bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Euphytica 150, 97-106

49. Lawn RJ, Rebetzke GJ (2006) Variation among Australian accessions of the wild mungbean (Vigna radiata ssp. sublobata) for traits of agronomic, adaptive or taxonomic interest. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 57, 119-132

50. Rebetzke GJ, Lawn RJ (2006) Root and shoot attributes of indigenous perennial accessions of the wild mungbean (Vigna radiata ssp. sublobata). Australian Journal of Agriculture 57, 791-799

51. Rebetzke GJ, Lawn RJ (2006) Adaptive responses of wild mungbean (Vigna radiata ssp. sublobata) to photo-thermal environment. I. Phenology. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 57, 917-928

52. Rebetzke GJ, Lawn RJ (2006) Adaptive responses of wild mungbean (Vigna radiata ssp. sublobata) to photo-thermal environment. II. Seed yield, biomass and yield components. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 57, 929-937

53. Ruuska S, Rebetzke GJ, van Herwaarden A, Richards RA, Fettell N, Tabe L, Jenkins C (2006) Genotypic variation for water soluble carbohydrate accumulation in wheat. Functional Plant Biology 33, 799-809

54. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Fettell NA, Long M, Condon AG, Botwright TL (2007) Genotypic increases in coleoptile length improves wheat establishment, early vigour and grain yield with deep sowing. Field Crops Research 100, 10-23

55. Richards RA, Watt M, Rebetzke GJ (2007) Physiological traits and cereal germplasm for sustainable agricultural systems. Euphytica 154, 409-425 (Invited)

56. Wang J, Chapman SC, Bonnett DG, Rebetzke GJ, Crouch J (2007) Application of population genetic theory and simulation models to efficiently pyramid multiple genes via marker-assisted selection. Crop Science 47, 580-588

57. Rebetzke GJ, Ellis MH, Bonnett DG, Richards RA (2007) Molecular mapping of genes for coleoptile growth in bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Theoretical and Applied Genetics 114, 1173-1183

58. Ellis MH, Bonnett DG, Rebetzke GJ (2007) A 192bp allele at the gwm261 locus is not always diagnostic for Rht8 in bread wheat. Euphytica 157, 209-214

59. Palta JA, Fillery IRP, Rebetzke GJ (2007) Restricted-tillering wheat does not lead to greater investment in roots and early N uptake. Field Crops Research 104, 52-59

60. Rosewarne GM, Singh RP, Huerta-Espino J, Rebetzke GJ (2008) Quantitative trait loci for slow rusting resistance to leaf and stripe rust on wheat identified with multi-environment analysis. Theoretical and Applied Genetics 116, 1027-1034

61. Rebetzke GJ, Lopez-Casteneda C, Botwright-Acuna T, Condon AG, Richards RA (2008) Inheritance of coleoptile tiller appearance and size in wheat. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59, 863-873

62. Rebetzke GJ, van Herwaarden A, Jenkins C, Ruuska S, Tabe L, Lewis D, Weiss M, Fettell N, Richards RA (2008) Quantitative trait loci for water soluble carbohydrates and associations with agronomic traits in wheat. Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 59, 891-905

63. Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Richards RA, Appels R, Farquhar GD (2008) Quantitative trait loci for carbon isotope discrimination are repeatable across environments and wheat mapping populations. Theoretical and Applied Genetics 118, 123-137

64. Chapman SC, Chenu K, Rebetzke GJ, Dieters M, Hammer GL, Wang J (2009) Developing new methods for the application of cross prediction, QTL analysis and comparisons of breeding strategies. Special issue 14th Australasian Plant Breeding Conference. SABRAO Journal 41, 1-19

65. Wang J, Chapman SC, Bonnett DG, Rebetzke GJ (2009) Simultaneous selection of major and minor genes: use of QTL to increase selection efficiency of coleoptile length of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Theoretical and Applied Genetics 119, 65-74

66. Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Watt M, Condon AG, Spielmeyer W, Dolferus R (2010) Breeding for improved water–productivity in temperate cereals: phenotyping, quantitative trait loci, markers and the selection environment. Invited paper in Functional Plant Biology 37, 1-13 (Invited)

67. Yan W, Cai SB, Ma HY, Rebetzke GJ, Liu CJ (2011) Plant height affects type I and type II resistance of Fusarium head blight differently in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Plant Pathology 60, 506-512

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68. Palta JA, Xing C, Milroy SP, Rebetzke GJ, Dreccer F, Watt M (2011) Large root systems: ‘Are they useful in adapting wheat to dry environments?’ Functional Plant Biology 38, 347-354 (Invited)

69. Rebetzke GJ, Ellis MH, Bonnett DG, Condon AG, Falk D, Richards RA (2011) The Rht13 dwarfing gene reduces peduncle length and plant height to increase grain number and yield of wheat. Field Crops Research 124, 323-331

70. Rebetzke GJ, Ellis MH, Bonnett DG, D, Mickelson B, Condon AG, Richards RA (2012) Height reduction and agronomic performance for selected gibberellin-responsive dwarfing genes in bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Field Crops Research 126, 87-96

71. Rebetzke GJ, Ellis MH, Bonnett DG (2012) Combining gibberellic acid sensitive and insensitive dwarfing genes in breeding of higher-yielding, sesqui-dwarf wheats. Field Crops Research 127, 17-25

72. Borràs-Gelonch G, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Rogomosa I, Slafer G (2012) Genetic control of pre-anthesis duration in two wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) populations and its influence on leaf appearance, tillering and dry matter accumulation. Journal of Experimental Botany 63, 69-89

73. Rosewarne G, Singh RP, Huerta-Espino J, Herrero S, Forrest K, Hayden M, Rebetzke GJ (2012) Analysis of leaf and stripe rust severities reveals pathotype changes and multiple minor QTLs associated with resistance in an Avocet × Pastor wheat population. Theoretical and Applied Genetics 124, 1283-1294

74. Mitchell JH, Chapman SC, Rebetzke GJ, Bonnett DG, Fukai S (2012) Evaluation of a reduced tillering (tin) gene in wheat lines grown across different production environments. Crop and Pasture Science 63, 128-141

75. Wasson AP, Richards RA, Chatrath R, Misra S, Sai Prasad SV, Saxena DC, Rebetzke GJ, Kirkegaard JA, Christopher J, Watt M (2012) An ideotype breeding approach for root system traits to increase water uptake and yield in dry environments. Journal of Experimental Botany (Invited) 63, 3485-3498

76. McIntyre CL, Casu RE, Rebetzke GJ, Shorter R, Ping Xue G (2012) Genotypic variation in the accumulation of water- soluble carbohydrates. Functional Plant Biology (Invited) 39, 560-568

77. Rebetzke GJ, Biddulph B, Chenu K, Deery D, Mayer J, Moeller C, Bennett D, Rattey A (2013) Development of a multisite, managed environment facility for targeted trait and germplasm evaluation. Functional Plant Biology 40, 1-13 (Invited)

78. Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Rattey AR, Farquhar GD, Richards RA (2013) Genomic regions for canopy temperature and their genetic association with stomatal conductance and grain yield in bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Functional Plant Biology 40, 14-26

79. Watt M, Moosavi S, Cunningham S, Kirkegaard JA, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (2013) A rapid, controlled-environment seedling root screen for wheat correlates well with rooting depths at vegetative, but not reproductive, stages at two field sites. Annals of Botany 112, 447-455 (Invited)

80. Mitchell JH, Rebetzke GJ, Chapman S, Fukai S (2013) Evaluation of reduced-tillering (tin) wheat lines in terminal water deficit environments. Journal of Experimental Botany 64, 3439-3451

81. Sadras VO, Rebetzke GJ (2013) Plasticity in tillering is associated with plasticity in yield of wheat. Crop and Pasture Science 64, 234-243

82. Benlloch-Gonzalez M, Berger J, Rebetzke GJ, Palta J (2014) The plasticity of the growth and proliferation of wheat root system under elevated CO2. Plant and Soil 374, 963-976

83. Sadras VO, Rebetzke GJ, Edmeades G (2014) The phenotype and components of phenotypic variance of crop plants. Field Crops Research 154, 255-259 (Invited)

84. Rebetzke GJ, Fischer RA, van Herwaarden AF, Bonnett DG, Chenu K, Rattey AR, Fettell NF (2014) Plot size matters: Interference from intergenotypic competition in plant phenotyping studies. Functional Plant Biology 41, 107-118 (Invited)

85. Pang J, Palta JA, Rebetzke GJ, Milroy SP (2014) Wheat genotypes with early vigour accumulated more N and had higher photosynthetic N use efficiency during early growth. Functional Plant Biology 41, 215-222

86. Kirkegaard J, Conyers M, Hunt J, Kirkby C, Watt M, Rebetzke G (2014) Sense and nonsense in conservation agriculture: Principles, pragmatism and productivity in Australian mixed farming systems. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 187, 133-144 (Invited)

87. Rebetzke GJ, Verbyla A, Verbyla K, Morell M, Cavanagh C (2014) Use of a large multiparent wheat mapping population for genomic dissection of coleoptile and seedling growth. Plant Biotechnology Journal 12, 219-230

88. Burdon JJ, Barrett LG, Rebetzke GJ, Thrall PH (2014) Guiding deployment of resistance in cereals through use of evolutionary principles. Evolutionary Applications 7, 609-624

89. Acuña TL, Rebetzke GJ, He X, Maynol E, Wade LJ (2014) Mapping quantitative trait loci associated with wheat root penetration ability in simulated controlled and field environments. Molecular Breeding 34, 631-642

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90. Rebetzke GJ, Kirkegaard JA, Watt M, Richards RA (2014) Genetic vigour helps maintain superior leaf area development for wheat seedlings growing in uncultivated soils. Plant and Soil 377, 127-144

91. Wasson A, Rebetzke GJ, Kirkegaard JA, Christopher J, Richards RA, Watt M (2014) Soil coring at multiple field environments can directly quantify variation in deep root traits to select wheat genotypes for breeding. Journal of Experimental Botany 65, 6231-6249

92. Moeller CM, Evers JB, Rebetzke GJ (2014) Shoot branching at the meristem, plant, and population scales: which processes and which models to simulate plant plasticity. Frontiers in Plant Science 5, 1-13 (article 617) (Invited)

93. Lopes MS, Rebetzke GJ, Reynolds MR (2014) Drought adaptive traits and their genetic basis in wheat. Journal of Experimental Botany 65, 6167-6177 (Invited)

94. Zhang L, Condon AG, Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ (2015) Recurrent selection for wider seedling leaves increases early leaf area development in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Journal of Experimental Botany 66, 1215-1226

95. Rosewarne GM, Bonnett D, Rebetzke GJ, Lonergan PJ, Larkin PJ (2015) The potential of Lr19 and Bdv2 translocations to improve yield and disease resistance in the high rainfall wheat zones of Australia. Agronomy 5, 55-70 (Invited)

96. Moore C, Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ (2015) Phenotypic variation and QTL analysis for oil content and protein concentration in bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Euphytica 204, 371-382

97. Moore C, Rebetzke GJ (2015) Genetic control and genomic regions for embryo size and early vigour in multiple wheat populations. Agronomy 5, 152-179 (Invited)

98. Chochois V, Vogel JP, Rebetzke GJ, Watt M (2015) Variation in adult plant phenotypes and partitioning among seed and stem-borne roots across Brachypodium distachyon accessions to exploit in breeding cereals for well-watered and drought environments. Plant Physiology 168, 953-967 (Invited)

99. Sheehy J, Borras L, Rebetzke GJ, Sadras VO (2015) Facets of the maximum crop yield problem. Field Crops Research 182, 1-2 (Invited guest editor special ‘Yield potential’ issue)

100. Wilson PB, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG (2015) Pyramiding greater early vigour and integrated transpiration efficiency in bread wheat; trade-offs and benefits. Field Crops Research 183, 102-110

101. Robertson MJ, Rebetzke GJ, Norton R (2015) Assessing the place and role of crop simulation modelling in Australia. Crop and Pasture Science 66, 877-893

102. Sirault XRR, Condon AG, Wood JT, Farquhar GD, Rebetzke GJ (2015) ‘Rolled-upness’: quantifying leaf rolling in wheat using functional data analysis. Plant Methods 11, 1-12

103. Wilson PB, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG (2015) Of growing importance: the potential benefit in genetically combining greater early vigour and transpiration efficiency for wheat in variable rainfed environments. Functional Plant Biology 42, 1107-1115 (Invited)

104. Ryan PR, Liao M, Delhaize E, Rebetzke GJ, Weligama K, Spielmeyer W, James R (2015) Early vigour and phosphate uptake in bread wheat. Journal of Experimental Botany 66, 7089-7100

105. Pang J, Palta JA, Rebetzke GJ, Milroy SP (2015) The influence of shoot and root size on nitrogen uptake in wheat is affected by nitrate affinity in the roots during early growth. Functional Plant Biology 42, 1179-1189

106. Hendriks PW, Kirkegaard JA, Lilley JM, Gregory PJ, Rebetzke GJ (2015) A tillering inhibition gene influences root-shoot carbon partitioning and pattern of water use to improve wheat productivity in rainfed environments. Journal of Experimental Botany 67, 327-340

107. Rebetzke GJ, Bonnett DG, Reynolds MR (2016) Awns reduce grain number to increase grain size and harvestable yield in irrigated and rainfed spring wheat. Journal of Experimental Botany 67, 2573-2586

108. Robertson MJ, Kirkegaard JA, Rebetzke GJ, Llewellyn R, Wark T (2016) Prospects for productivity increases in the Australian grains industry. Food and Energy Security 5, 107-122

109. Rebetzke GJ (2016) From inspiration to impact: Delivering value from global root research. Journal of Experimental Botany 67, 3601-3603 (Special issue) (Invited)

110. James R, Weligama C, Verbyla K, Ryan P, Rebetzke GJ, Rattey A, Richardson A, Delhaize E (2016) Enhanced rhizosheath in wheat on acid soils improves phosphorous use efficiency and growth in P-limiting conditions. Journal of Experimental Botany 63, 3709-3718

111. Rebetzke GJ, Zheng B, Chapman SC (2016) Do wheat breeders have suitable genetic variation to overcome short coleoptiles and poor establishment in the warmer soils of future climates? Functional Plant Biology 43, 961-972

112. Zerner RK, Gill GS, Rebetzke GJ (2016) Stability of wheat cultivars in weed competitive ability in differing environments in southern Australia. Crop and Pasture Science 67, 695-702

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113. Duan T, Chapman SC, Holland E, Rebetzke GJ, Guo Y, Zheng B (2016) Dynamic quantification of canopy structure to characterise early plant vigour in wheat genotypes. Journal of Experimental Botany 67, 4523-4534

114. Rebetzke GJ, Jimenez-Berni J, Bovill WA, Deery DM, James RA (2016) High-throughput phenotyping technologies allows accurate selection of stay-green. Journal of Experimental Botany 67, 4919-4924

115. Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Rebetzke GJ, James R, Bovill WD, Furbank R, Condon AG (2016) Methodology for high-throughput field phenotyping of canopy temperature using airborne and ground based thermography. Frontiers in Plant Science 7, 1808-1817

116. Moeller CM, Rebetzke GJ (2017) Performance of spring wheat near-isogenic for the reduced-tillering tin trait across a wide range of water stress environment types. Field Crops Research 200, 98-113

117. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Holland JB (2017) Population extremes for assessing trait value and correlated response of genetically complex traits. Field Crops Research 201, 122-132

118. Ovenden B, Wade L, Millgate A, Rebetzke GJ, Holland JB (2017) Genome-wide associations for water-soluble carbohydrate concentration and relative maturity in wheat using SNP and DArT marker arrays. Genes, Genomes, Genetics 7, 2821-2830

119. Ovenden B, Millgate A, Wade L, Rebetzke GJ, Holland JB (2017) Strategies for genetic improvement of water-soluble carbohydrate accumulation and investigation of genetic × environment interactions in an elite wheat breeding population. Theoretical and Applied Genetics 130, 2445-2461

120. Jimenez-Berni J, Deery D, Rozas-Larraondo P, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ, James RA, Bovill WD, Furbank R, Sirault XS (2018) Phenomobile Lite: a lightweight portable platform for high throughput field phenotyping using LiDAR. Frontiers in Plant Science Article 9, 237

121. Christy B, Tausz-Posch S, Tausz M, Richards R, Rebetzke GJ, Mclean T, Fitzgerald G, Bourgault M, O’Leary G (2018) Benefits of increasing transpiration efficiency in wheat under elevated CO2 for rainfed regions. Global Climate Change 24, 1965-1977

122. Fischer RA, Rebetzke GJ (2018) Indirect selection for potential yield in early generation, spaced plantings of wheat and other small grain cereals: a review. Crop and Pasture Science 69, 439-459

123. Ovenden B, Millgate A, Wade L, Rebetzke GJ, Holland JB (2018) Genomic selection for water soluble carbohydrate content in a multi-environment wheat experiment. Genes, Genomes, Genetics 8, 1909-1919

124. Fletcher A, Christopher J, Hunter M, Rebetzke GJ, Chenu K (2018) A low cost method to rapidly, accurately and efficiently screen for transpiration efficiency. Plant Methods 14, 77

125. Rebetzke GJ, Jimenez-Berni J, RA Fischer, Deery D, Smith D (2019) High throughput phenotyping to enhance the use of crop genetic resources. Invited paper in Plant Science 282, 40-48

126. Dolferus R, Thavamanikumar S, Sangma H, Kleven S, Wallace X, Forrest K, Rebetzke G, Hayden M, Borg L, Smith A, Cullis B (2019) Determining the genetic architecture of reproductive stage drought tolerance in wheat using a correlated trait and correlated marker effect model. Genes. Genomes, Genetics 12, 473-489

127. Houshmandfar A, Rebetzke GJ, Lawes R, Tauz M (2019) Grain yield responsiveness to water supply in near-isogenic reduced-tillering wheat lines - An engineered crop trait near its upper limit. European Journal Agronomy 102, 33-38

128. Wang E, Brown H, Rebetzke GJ, Zhao Z, Zheng B, Chapman SC (2019) Improving process-based crop models to better capture G×E×M interactions. Journal of Experimental Botany 70, 2389-2401

129. Zhou Z, Wang E, Rebetzke GJ, Zheng B, Chapman SC (2019) Modelling impact of early vigour on wheat yield across the Australian wheatbelt. Journal of Experimental Botany 70, 2535-2548

130. Deery D, Rebetzke GJ, Jimenez-Berni J, James R, Bovill WD, Furbank R, Condon AG, Chapman SC (2019) Evaluation of the phenotypic repeatability of canopy temperature in wheat using continuous-terrestrial and airborne measurements. Frontiers in Plant Science 10

131. Bovill WD, Hyles J, Zwart AB, Ford BA, Perera G, Phongkham T, Brooks B, Rebetzke GJ, Hayden MJ, Hunt JR, Spielmeyer W (2019) Increase in coleoptile length and establishment by Lcol-A1, a genetic locus with major effect in wheat. BMC Plant Biology 19, 332-341

132. Li X, Ingvordsen C, Weiss M, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, James RA, Richards RA (2019) Deeper roots are associated with cooler canopy temperatures, higher NDVI and greater yields in three wheat populations grown on stored water. Journal of Experimental Botany XX, XX-XX

133. Yadav A, Carroll A, Estavillo G, Rebetzke GJ, Pogson B (2019) Metabolic and physiological predictors of yield-based drought resilience in wheat. Journal of Experimental Botany XX, XX-XX

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134. Reynolds MR, Borrell A, Braun H, Edmeades G, Flavell R, Gwynn J, Jordan D, Pixley D, Rebetzke GJ (2019) Translation research for climate ready, resilient higher-yielding crops. Crop Breeding, Genetics and Genomics XX, XX-XX (Invited)

135. Rebetzke GJ, Rathjen T (2019) Dwarfing gene near-isogenic stocks for assessing plant height and agronomic performance in bread wheat. Field Crops Research XX, XX-XX (Temporarily embargoed under CIC)

136. Rebetzke GJ, Rattey AR, Brooks B, Ellis MH, Bovill W, Richards RA (2019) Transfer and agronomic assessment of the Rht18 dwarfing gene from durum to bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Field Crops Research (Submitted)

137. Verbyla AP, Faveri JD, Deery DM, Rebetzke GJ (2019) Spatio-temporal residual modelling of high-throughput phenomics data. Euphytica (Submitted)

II. Invited presentations and book chapters 138. Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Appels R, Condon AG (1999) Physiological traits to improve the yield of rainfed wheat:

Can molecular genetics help? In CIMMYT Workshop: (http:www.cimmyt.mx/research/ABC/Wsdrought Physiological Traits.Html)

139. Condon AG, Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Farquhar GD (2006) The application of carbon isotope discrimination in cereal improvement. In ‘Drought Adaptation in Cereals’ (Ed. JM Ribaut) (Haworth Press: New York) pp. 171-211.

140. Reynolds M, Rebetzke GJ, Pellegrineschi A, Trethowan R (2006) Drought adaptation in wheat. In ‘Drought Adaptation in Cereals’ (Ed. JM Ribaut) (Haworth Press: New York) p. 401-436.

141. Chapman SC, Wang J, Rebetzke GJ, Bonnett DG (2008) Accounting for variability in the direction and use of markers for simple and complex traits. In ‘Scale and Complexity in Plant Systems Research, Gene-Plant-Crop Relations’ (Eds JHJ Spiertz et al.) (Springer: Netherlands). p. 37-44.

142. Rebetzke GJ, van Herwaarden A, Jenkins C, Ruuska S, Tabe L, Lewis D, Weiss M, Richards RA (2007) Genetic control of water-soluble carbohydrate reserves in bread wheat. In ‘Wheat Production in Stressed Environments, Proceedings of the 7th International Wheat Conference, 27 November–2 December 2005, Mar del Plata, Argentina’ (Eds H T Buck et al.) (Springer, Netherlands) pp. 349-356

143. Condon AG, Reynolds MP, Rebetzke GJ, van Ginkel M, Richards RA, Farquhar GD (2007) Using stomatal aperture traits to select for high yield potential in bread wheat. In ‘Wheat Production in Stressed Environments, Proceedings of the 7th International Wheat Conference, 27 November–2 December 2005, Mar del Plata, Argentina’ (Eds HT Buck et al.) (Springer, Netherlands) pp. 617-624

144. Bonnett DG, Hyles J, Rebetzke GJ (2007) Efficient integration of molecular and conventional breeding methodologies. In ‘Wheat Production in Stressed Environments, Proceedings of the 7th International Wheat Conference, 27 November–2 December 2005, Mar del Plata, Argentina’ (Eds HT Buck et al.) (Springer, Netherlands) pp. 747-752

145. Ellis MH, Bonnett DG, Rebetzke GJ (2007) Borlaug, Strampelli and the worldwide distribution of Rht8. In ‘Wheat Production in Stressed Environments, Proceedings of the 7th International Wheat Conference, 27 November–2 December 2005, Mar del Plata, Argentina’ (Eds HT Buck et al.) (Springer, Netherlands) pp. 787-792

146. Lambrides CJ, Rebetzke GJ, Laidlaw H, Godwin I (2008) Molecular breeding for abiotic stress resistance. In ‘Principles and practices of Plant Molecular Mapping and Breeding’ (Eds C Cole and A Abbott) (Science Publ. Inc. USA) p. 165-215.

147. Rebetzke GJ, Chapman SC, McIntyre L, Condon AG, Richards RA, Watt M, van Herwaarden A (2009) Grain yield improvement in water-limited environments. In ‘Wheat: Science and Trade’ (Ed. BF Carver) (Wiley-Blackwell: Ames Iowa) pp. 215-249

148. Reynolds M, Rebetzke GJ (2010) Application of plant physiology in wheat breeding. In ‘The Wheat Book Vol 2 - A history of wheat breeding’ (Eds AP Bonjean, WJ Angus, M van Ginkel) (Lavoisior: France) pp 807-906

149. Reynolds M, Manes Y, Rebetzke GJ (2010) Tools in selection for physiological traits. In ‘The CIMMYT Wheat Handbook’. (Ed. H Braun).

150. Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Watt M (2010) Breeding to improve grain-yield in water-limited environments: The CSIRO experience with wheat. In ‘Crop Stress Management and Global Climate Change’ (Eds Araus JL, Slafer GA) (CABI: London) pp. 105-122.

151. Rebetzke GJ, van Herwaarden A, Biddulph B, Moeller C, Rattey A (2012) Protocols for experimental plot sampling, handling and processing of cereal experiments - Standardised methods for use in field studies. Invited submission for PrometheusWiki (http://prometheuswiki.publish.csiro.au/tiki-index.php)

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152. Garnett TP, Rebetzke GJ (2013) Improving crop nitrogen use in dryland farming. In ‘Improving Water and Nutrient-Use Efficiency in Food Production Systems’ (Ed. Z. Rengel) pp. 123-44

153. Rebetzke GJ, Ingvordsen C, Bovill WD, Trethowan R, Fletcher A (2019) Breeding Evolution for Conservation Agriculture Breeding evolution for conservation agriculture. In (Eds J Pratley and J Kirkegaard) “Australian Agriculture in 2020: From Conservation to Automation” pp 273-287 (Agronomy Australia and Charles Sturt University: Wagga Wagga)

154. Walsh M, Broster J, Chauhan B, Rebetzke GJ, Pratley J (2019) Weed control in cropping systems – past lessons and future opportunities. In (Eds J Pratley and J Kirkegaard) “Australian Agriculture in 2020: From Conservation to Automation” pp 153-172 (Agronomy Australia and Charles Sturt University: Wagga Wagga)

II. Conference abstracts and papers

155. Rebetzke GJ (1996) Advances in breeding for improved soybean yield and seed quality - U.S. Initiatives (Keynote speaker). In ‘Proceedings of the 9th Australian Soybean Conference’ (Eds M Jaeger and J Andrews) (NSW Agriculture: Yanco) pp. 10-16.

156. Condon AG, Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Botwright TL (1998) A breeding program to improve the water use efficiency and yield of dryland wheat. In ’Abstracts 38th Australian Plant Physiologists Meeting’ (ASPP: Adelaide)

157. Munns R, James R, Rebetzke G, Hare R (1998) Salt tolerance in durum wheat. In ’Abstracts 38th Australian Plant Physiologists Meeting’ (ASPP: Adelaide)

158. Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, van Herwaarden AF, Duggan BL, Munns R (1999) Targeting physiological traits to overcome environmental limitations and raise the yield potential of dryland crops. In ‘Proceedings of the 11th Australian Plant Breeding Conference, Adelaide (Ed. P Langridge) (Uni. Adelaide: Adelaide) pp.27-33.

159. Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Richards RA, Farquhar GD (1999) Carbon-isotope discrimination can augment selection for yield in a breeding program. In ’Combined Conference Abstracts 39th Annual Australian Plant Physiologists Meeting, Gold Coast’ Symp. 37-01.

160. Richards RA, Qualset CO, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG (1999) Breeding opportunities for efficient water-use and yield. CSSA Symposium, Utah (CSAA, Wisconsin)

161. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Condon AG (2000) Integrating agronomic understanding with breeding to develop better-adapted wheat varieties for Australia. In ‘Australian Association of Agricultural Consultants National Conference’, Wagga Wagga (Charles Sturt Uni: Wagga Wagga)

162. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Condon AG, van Herwaarden AF, Bonnett D (2000) Designer wheat varieties for Australian farming systems – trait evaluation for niche breeding (Keynote speaker). In ’Joint Centre for Crop Improvement Conference Abstracts 7th Annual Scientific Symposium - Resources, Research and Resilience, Rutherglen, Victoria’ (Uni. Melbourne: Melbourne) p.2.

163. Richards RA, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ (2001) Drought. In ‘Applying Physiology to Wheat Breeding’ (Eds M Reynolds et al.) (CIMMYT: Mexico)

164. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Condon AG, van Herwaarden AF, Bonnett D (2001) Breeding for high water use efficiency increases grain yield of wheat. In ’GRDC Updates, Coonamble 2001’.

165. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Botwright TL, Ellis M, Moore CS, Spielmeyer W, Bonnett DG, Condon AG (2001) Genetic improvement in leaf area growth increases grain yield of wheat. In ’Discovery Meetings 2001, Canberra, ACT’ p.2.

166. Smith BJ, Kirkegaard JA, Matthiessen JN, Morra MJ, Potter MJ, Rebetzke GJ, Ryan MH (2001) Biofumigation in agriculture and horticulture. In GCIRC Technical Meetings 2001 5-7 June Poznan Poland’ (Groupe Consultati Internationale De Decherche Sur Le Cotia)’

167. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Condon AG, van Herwaarden AF, Bonnett D, Fettell N (2001) Breeding for large grain size in wheat. In ’GRDC Updates, Junee 2001’.

168. Fettell N, Rebetzke GJ (2001) Physiology of small cereal grain and screenings. In ’GRDC Updates, Dubbo and Junee 2001’.

169. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Condon AG, van Herwaarden AF, Bonnett D, Fettell N (2003) New high-performing wheats - For what we are about to receive. In ’GRDC Southern Updates, Bendigo, Adelaide, Wagga and Temora 2003’.

170. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Condon AG, van Herwaarden AF, Bonnett D, Fettell N, Watt M (2007) Physiology of seedling vigour. In ’GRDC Updates, Dubbo 2007’ (GRDC Update highlights CD Rom)

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171. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Condon AG, van Herwaarden AF, Bonnett D, Fettell N (2007) Breeding for improved adaptation to drought in wheat. In ’GRDC Updates, Dubbo 2007’.

172. Fettell N, Rebetzke GJ (2007) Physiology of yield under drought. In ’GRDC Updates, Dubbo 2007’. 173. Rebetzke GJ (2007) Moving towards effective integration of physiology in wheat breeding programs. In North

American Wheat Workers’ Workshop, Saskatoon Saskatchewan, Canada. 174. Rebetzke GJ (2007) Crop physiology and plant breeding: Soul-mates or forced marriage? University of Saskatchewan

Agriculture Seminar, University of Saskatchewan, Canada 175. Rebetzke GJ (2007) Complex genetics - quantitative trait dissection for physiological traits. In ‘Understanding and

Interpreting Genotype × Environment Interaction’ (Generation Challenge Program, Beijing, China) 176. Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, McIntyre CL, Farquhar GD, Richards RA (2007) Genetic control of water use efficiency in

wheat. In ‘International Drought Genomics Meeting, Adelaide October 22-24’ (Ed. P Langridge) (ACPFG: Adelaide) 177. McIntyre CL, Xu GP, Rebetzke GJ (2007) Genomic regions for improved transpiration efficiency and water-soluble

carbohydrate production in wheat’. In ‘International Drought Genomics Meeting, Adelaide October 22-24’ (Ed. P Langridge) (ACPFG: Adelaide)

178. Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Spielmeyer W, Bonnett DB, Ellis MH (2007) Water-use efficiency and drought. In ‘International Drought Genomics Meeting, Adelaide, October 22-24’ (Ed. P Langridge) (ACPFG: Adelaide) ses.library.usyd.edu.au/bitstream/2123/3232/1/O34.pdf

179. Tabe L, Jenkins C, Rebetzke GJ (2007) Water soluble carbohydrates – a component of adaptation to drought. In ‘International Drought Genomics Meeting, Adelaide, October 22-24’ (Ed. P Langridge) (ACPFG: Adelaide)

180. Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Spielmeyer W, Bonnett DB, Ellis MH (2008) Water-use efficiency and drought. In ‘International Wheat Genetics symposium, Brisbane, October 22-24’ (Eds P Langridge et al.) (IWGC)

181. Tabe L, Xue GP, Ruuska S, Aoki N, Furbank R, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, McIntyre CL, Jenkins C (2008) Stem carbohydrate reserves for grain filling in drought. In ‘Plant Energy and Water Productivity, ComBio 2008’ (Satellite Symposium Boden Conference)

182. Rebetzke GJ (2008) Crop Improvement for water-limited environments In ‘Gordon Research Conference of Salt and Water Stress in Plants’ (Eds J. Cushman and M. Tester). Big Sky Montana, September 5-10, 2008

183. Rebetzke GJ, Filmer M (2008) Coleoptile tiller a key to greater early vigour. Farming Ahead 203, 68-69. 184. Kirkegaard J, Conyers M, Hunt J, Kirkby C, Watt M, Rebetzke G (2011) Sense and nonsense in conservation

agriculture: Principles, pragmatism and productivity in Australian mixed farming systems. In ‘5th World congress on Conservation Agriculture, Brisbane 25-29 September 2011’

185. Ovenden B, Milgate A, Wade L, Rebetzke GJ, Lisle C (2012) Water soluble carbohydrate accumulation in wheat. In ’GRDC Updates, Narranderra 2012’.

186. Burdon JB, Rebetzke GJ, Morrell M (2012) Breeding for improved adaptation to drought in wheat. In ’GRDC Updates, Perth 2012’.

187. Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Watt M, Richards RA (2013) Phenotyping complex traits toward understanding genetic architecture. In ‘The combined China-EU-Australia workshop on phenotyping for abiotic stress tolerance and water use efficiency in crop breeding’ June 2013, Yangling China

188. Reynolds M, Lopes M, Rebetzke GJ (2013) Drought adaptive traits and their genetic basis in wheat In ‘Interdrought IV’ 2-6 September Perth 2013

189. Rebetzke GJ, Kirkegaard J, Bovill B, McIntyre CL, Rattey AR, James RJ (2013) How will plant breeding and biotechnology contribute to future productivity gains? In ‘Busting the productivity barrier’ AIAS Forum Perth August 30 2013. p15.

190. Rebetzke GJ, Bovill W, Jimenez-Berni J, Deery D, Wasson A, James RA, McIntyre CL (2015) Delivering physiology to the masses – integrating new tools and old genetics to improve genetic gain in water-limited environments. In ‘Knowledge exchange: from research to the food supply chain’. Association of Applied Biologists, University of Lancaster, Lancaster UK 17-19 June 2015

191. Jimenez-Berni J, Deery D, Larraondo PB, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ, James RA, Bovill W, Furbank R (2015) Phenomobile Lite: a lightweight portable platform for high throughput field phenotyping using LiDAR. In ‘First Latin American Conference on Plant Phenotyping and Phenomics for Plant Breeding’, Talca Chile 29 Nov-2 Dec 2015

192. James RA, Condon AG, Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Lewis D, Zwart A, Verbyla A, Rebetzke GJ (2015) Using aerial infrared thermal imaging to unravel the genetics of canopy temperature in wheat. In ‘First Latin American Conference on Plant Phenotyping and Phenomics for Plant Breeding’, Talca Chile 29 Nov-2 Dec 2015

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193. Bovill WD, Rebetzke GJ, James RA, Condon AG, Lewis D, Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Zwart A, Verbyla AP, Verbyla KL (2015) Use of a non-destructive estimate to improve understanding of the genetics of biomass production in wheat. In ‘First Latín American Conference on Plant Phenotyping and Phenomics for Plant Breeding’, Talca Chile 29 Nov-2 Dec 2015

194. Rebetzke GJ, Bovill WD, James RA, Condon AG, Lewis D, Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Zwart A, Verbyla AP, Verbyla KL (2015) Phenomic selection – Considering how and when to integrate high-throughput phenotyping into commercial breeding programs. In ‘First Latin American Conference on Plant Phenotyping and Phenomics for Plant Breeding’, Talca Chile 29 Nov-2 Dec 2015

195. James RA, Rebetzke GJ, Bovill WD, Lewis D, Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Zwart A, Verbyla AP, Verbyla KL, Condon AG (2016) QTL for canopy temperature in wheat using aerial infrared thermal imaging. In ‘7th International Crop Science Congress’ Beijing 14-19 August

196. Bovill WD, Rebetzke GJ, James RA, Condon AG, Lewis D, Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Zwart A, Verbyla AP, Verbyla KL (2016) Use of a non-destructive estimate to improve understanding of the genetics of biomass production in wheat. In ‘7th International Crop Science Congress’ Beijing 14-19 August

197. Rebetzke GJ, Bovill WD, James RA, Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Richards RA, McIntyre CL (2016) Integration of high-throughput genomic and phenomic tools to enhance genetic gain in water-limited environments. In ‘7th International Crop Science Congress’ Beijing 14-19 August

198. Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ (2016) Adapting wheat to a variable climate using a trait-based approach. In ‘Securing Food under Changed Climates’ ASBMB Brisbane Australia Nov 16-19 2016 (Invited)

III. Conference Proceedings (Refereed and non-refereed papers) 199. Lawn RJ, Rebetzke GJ (1991) Indigenous Vigna spp. as a source of germplasm for mungbean improvement. In

'Mungbean the Australian Experience, Proceedings of the 1st Australian Mungbean Workshop' (Eds BC Imrie, RJ Lawn) (CSIRO: Brisbane) pp. 21-29.

200. Rebetzke GJ, Burton JW, Carver BF, Wilson RF (1993) Stability of soybean lines with altered saturated fatty acid content. In ‘Abstracts 1993 American Agronomy Society Annual Meeting’ (ASA: Madison)

201. Rebetzke GJ, Burton JW, Wilson RF, Carter TE Jr (1994) Influence of environment and genetic background on palmitic acid content in soybean. In ‘Abstracts 1994 American Agronomy Society Annual Meeting’ (ASA: Madison)

202. Rebetzke GJ, Carver BF, Burton JW, Wilson RF (1994) Selection of soybean lines with altered saturated fatty acid content. In ‘Abstracts 1994 Amer. Oil Chemists’ Society Ann. Meet’ (AOCS: Georgia)

203. Rebetzke GJ, Burton JW, Carter TC Jr, Pantalone VR, Wilson RF, Yong De (1995) Putative associations between loci controlling palmitic acid content and stem termination type in soybean. Soybean Genetics Newsletter 22, 228-231.

204. Rebetzke GJ (1996) Oil composition and its effect on seed yield in soybean: Genetic background considerations. In ‘Proceedings of the 9th Australian Soybean Conference’ (Eds M Jaeger et al.) (NSW Agriculture: Yanco) pp.163-165.

205. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Fischer VM (1996) Selection for increased early vigour of Australian wheats. In ‘Proceedings of the 8th Assembly Wheat Breeders Society of Australia’ (Eds RA Richards et al.) (Canberra: 1996) pp. P160-163.

206. Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Richards RA (1996) Rapid screening of leaf conductance in segregating wheat populations. In ‘Proceedings of the 8th Assembly Wheat Breeders Society of Australia’ (Eds RA Richards et al.) (Canberra: 1996) pp. O130-134.

207. Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Mickelson BJ (1996) Targeting traits to increase the grain yield of wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 8th Assembly Wheat Breeders Society of Australia’ (Eds RA Richards et al.) (Canberra: 1996) pp. O54-57.

208. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (1996) Improving the establishment and early vigour of wheat. In ‘Agronomy – Science with its Sleeves Rolled Up. Proceedings of the 8th Australian Agronomy Conference’ (Eds M Asghar et al.) (Agronomy Society of Australia: Carlton) pp. 466-469.

209. Botwright TL, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Condon AG (1998) GA-sensitive, height-reducing (Rht) genotypes for wheat improvement. In ’Abstracts 38th Australian Plant Physiologists Meeting’ (ASPP: Adelaide)

210. Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG (1998) Genetic improvement of water-use efficiency and yield of dryland wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 9th International Wheat Genetics Symposium Saskatoon, Canada (Ed AE Slinkard et al.) (Uni. Saskatchewan: Saskatchewan) pp. 57-60.

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211. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Fischer VM, Mickelson BJ (1998) A breeding solution for improving seedling establishment of wheat. In ‘Agronomy - Growing a Greener Future. Proceedings of the 9th Australian Agronomy Conference’ (Eds DL Michalk et al.) (Charles Sturt Uni: Wagga Wagga) pp. 497-500.

212. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Botwright, TL, Condon AG, Kirkegaard JA (1999) Exploiting novel vigour and dwarfing genes to overcome poor wheat establishment in Australian farming systems. In ‘Proceedings of the 11th Australian Plant Breeding Conference’ (Eds P Langridge et al.) (Uni. Adelaide: Adelaide) pp. 45-46.

213. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, López-Castañeda C (1999) Maternal and nuclear gene action affect selection for early vigour in wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 11th Australian Plant Breeding Conference’ (Eds P Langridge et al.) (Uni. Adelaide: Adelaide) pp. 146-147.

214. Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (1999) A breeding program to improve the transpiration efficiency and yield of dryland wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 11th Australian Plant Breeding Conference’ (Eds P Langridge et al.) (Uni. Adelaide: Adelaide) pp. 47-48.

215. Condon AG, Reynolds MP, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (1999) Exploiting physiological traits to raise the yield potential of CIMMYT bread wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 11th Australian Plant Breeding Conference’ (Eds P Langridge et al.) (Uni. Adelaide: Adelaide) pp. 148-149.

216. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Botwright TL, Condon AG (1999) Are plant height and grain yield related in populations containing gibberellin-sensitive dwarfing genes? In ‘Proceedings of the 9th Australian Wheat Breeders Assembly’ (Eds P Williamson et al.) (Uni. Sth Qld: Toowoomba) pp. 49-51.

217. Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Appels R, Condon AG (1999) Molecular markers to target physiological characteristics in a dryland wheat-breeding program. In ‘Proceedings of the 9th Australian Wheat Breeders Assembly’ (Ed. P Williamson et al.) (Uni. Sth Qld: Toowoomba)

218. Hare RA, Munns R, James RA, Rebetzke GJ (1999) Genetic variation for salt tolerance in durum wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 9th Australian Wheat Breeders Assembly’ (Eds P Williamson et al.) (Uni. Sth Qld: Toowoomba) pp. 94-96.

219. Botwright TL, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Richards RA (1999) Alternative dwarfing genes for greater coleoptile length. In ‘Proceedings of the 9th Australian Wheat Breeders Assembly’ (Eds P Williamson et al.) (Uni. Sth Qld: Toowoomba) pp.181-183.

220. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (2000) Seedling establishment of wheat. In ‘Central West Farming Systems, Research Compendium 1999-2000’ (Ed. S Wrigley) (NSW Ag: Condobolin) pp. 17-19.

221. Botwright TL, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (2001) Improving grain yield by selection for greater early vigour in wheat. In ’Proceedings of the 10th Australian Agronomy Society’ (ASA: Hobart)

222. Rebetzke GJ, Appels R, Morrison A, Richards RA, McDonald G, Ellis MH, Spielmeyer W, Bonnett DG (2001) Quantitative trait loci for establishment and early growth in wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 10th Australian Wheat Breeders Assembly, Mildura’ (Eds R Eastwood et al.) pp. 8-10.

223. Spielmeyer W, Bonnett DG, Ellis MH, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (2001) Implementation of molecular markers to improve selection efficiency in the CSIRO wheat breeding program. In ‘Proceedings of the 10th Australian Wheat Breeders Assembly, Mildura’ (Eds R Eastwood et al.) pp. 88-91.

224. Bonnett DG, Ellis M, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Spielmeyer, W, Richards RA (2001) Dwarfing genes in Australian wheat – Present and future. In ‘Proceedings of the 10th Australian Wheat Breeders Assembly, Mildura’ (Eds R Eastwood et al.) pp. 154-157.

225. Bonnett DG, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ (2001) Effect of the Lr19 translocation on grain yield in Australian wheat backgrounds. In ‘Proceedings of the 10th Australian Wheat Breeders Assembly, Mildura’ (Eds R Eastwood et al.) pp. 163-165.

226. Rebetzke GJ, Morrison A, Richards RA, Bonnett DG, Moore CS (2001) Genotypic variation for leaf rolling ability in wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 10th Australian Wheat Breeders Assembly, Mildura’ (Eds R Eastwood et al.) pp. 172-175.

227. Moore CS, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Marshall DR (2001) Genetic variation for embryo size and its influence on early vigour in wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 10th Australian Wheat Breeders Assembly, Mildura’ (Eds R Eastwood et al.) pp. 177-180.

228. Coleman, RK, Gill GS, Rebetzke GJ (2001) Genetic analysis of traits conferring weed competitiveness in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). In ‘Proceedings of the 10th Australian Wheat Breeders Assembly, Mildura’ (Eds R Eastwood et al.) pp. 220-223.

229. Watt M, Kirkegaard JA, Simpfendorfer S, Rebetzke GJ, McCully M (2001) Variation in wheat genotypes to no-till farming - responses to soil structure and biology. In ‘Proceedings Root Biology Conference, Japan’.

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230. Smith BJ, Kirkegaard JA, Matthiessen JN, Morra MJ, Potter MJ, Rebetzke GJ, Ryan MH (2001) Biofumigation in agriculture and horticulture. In ‘Proceedings Canola Technology Conference, Poland’.

231. Angus JF, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ (2001) Differences in N-response among spring wheat varieties. In ‘Abstracts of the 2001 ASA-CSSA-SSSA General Meetings, Charlotte NC’ p. 357.

232. Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA, Lambrides CJ, Bonnett DG, Condon AG (2002) Cytoplasmic diversity and its potential for genetic improvement of transpiration efficiency in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). In ‘Proceedings of the 12th Australian Plant Breeding Conference, Perth’ (Eds J McComb et al.) pp. 560-564.

233. Rebetzke GJ, Morrison AD, Richards RA, Moore CS (2002) Genetic improvement in early vigour following four cycles of recurrent selection in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). In ‘Proceedings of the 12th Australian Plant Breeding Conference, Perth’ (Eds J McComb et al.) pp. 663-668.

234. Moore CS, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (2002) Genetic variation for calorific value in wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 12th Australian Plant Breeding Conference, Perth’ (Eds J McComb et al.) pp. 818-822.

235. Bonnett DG, Rebetzke GJ, Spielmeyer W (2002) Inbreeding and population sizes in wheat marker-assisted selection. In ‘Proceedings of the 12th Australian Plant Breeding Conference, Perth’ (Eds J McComb et al.) pp. 655-662.

236. Spielmeyer W, Ellis M, Chandler P, Lenton J, Rebetzke GJ, Richards R (2002) Map locations of gibberellin biosynthesis gene homologues and their relationship to GA-responsive dwarfing genes in barley and wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 12th Australian Plant Breeding Conference, Perth’ (Eds J McComb et al.) pp. 866-869.

237. Gorora NN, Salisbury PA, Rebetzke GJ, Burton A, Bell C (2003) Phenotypic variation for saturated fatty acid content of Victorian oil. In ‘Proceedings of the 11th International Rapeseed Congress, Denmark’ (Eds H Sorenson et al.) pp. 101-108.

238. Lambrides CJ, Rebetzke GJ (2003) Cytoplasmic diversity and its potential for genetic improvement of transpiration efficiency in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) In ‘Proceedings XIX International Genetics Conference, Melbourne’.

239. Bonnett DG, Spielmeyer W, Rebetzke GJ, Ellis MH, Richards RA (2003) A holistic approach to marker implementation. Proceedings 10th International Wheat Genetics Symposium (Paestum, Italy, 1-6 September, 2003) pp. 105-108.

240. Ellis MH, Rebetzke GJ, Chandler P, Bonnett D, Spielmeyer W, Richards RA (2003) New dwarfing genes for wheat breeding in sub-optimal environments. Proceedings 10th International Wheat Genetics Symposium (Paestum, Italy, 1-6 September, 2003) pp. 136-139.

241. Munns R, Rebetzke GJ, Husain S, James R, Hare RA (2003) Two dominant genes control sodium exclusion in durum wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 10th International Wheat Genetics Conference’ (Paestum, Italy, 1-6 September, 2003) pp. 1214-1216.

242. Gorora NN, Salisbury PA, Rebetzke GJ, Burton A, Bell C (2003) Genotypic variation for saturated fatty acid content of Victorian canola. In ‘Thirteen Biennial Australian Research Assembly on Brassicas. Proceedings of a conference’ Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia, 8-12 September 2003 pp. 93-95.

243. Kirkegaard JA, Simpfendorfer S, Holland J, Bambach R, Moore KJ, Rebetzke GJ (2003) Brassicas are effective break crops for crown rot in northern NSW. In ‘Thirteen Biennial Australian Research Assembly on Brassicas. Proceedings of a conference’ Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia, 8-12 September.

244. Farrell TC, Rebetzke GJ, Williams RL, Fukai S (2004) Genetic control of cold tolerance derived from Eastern European rice cultivars. In Proceedings International Workshop for Cold Tolerance, Canberra ACT (Eds J Peacock et al.) pp. 9-13

245. Bonnett DG, Rebetzke GJ, Spielmeyer W (2004) Efficient marker-assisted backcrossing strategies. In ‘Cereals - Proceedings of the 54th ACCC and 11th WBA, Canberra’ (Eds CK Black et al.)

246. Sirault XRR, Fettell N, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ (2004) Does leaf rolling slow water use to maintain leaf area in a terminal drought? In ‘Cereals - Proceedings of the 54th ACCC and 11th WBA, Canberra’ (Eds CK Black et al.) pp. 52-55.

247. Ruuska S, van Herwaarden A, Jenkins C, Tabe L, Lewis D, Gillespie V, Richards R, Rebetzke GJ (2004) Genotypic differences in water soluble carbohydrate accumulation in wheat. In ‘Cereals - Proceedings of the 54th ACCC and 11th WBA, Canberra’ (Eds CK Black et al.) pp. 370-373.

248. Ellis MH, Rebetzke GJ, Spielmeyer W, Azanza F, Richards RA (2004) Molecular mapping of gibberellin-sensitive dwarfing genes in wheat. In ‘Cereals - Proceedings of the 54th ACCC and 11th WBA, Canberra’ (Eds CK Black et al.) pp. 214-217,

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249. Condon AG, Reynolds MP, Rebetzke GJ, van Ginkel M, Trethowan R, Bonnett DG, Richards RA, Farquhar GD (2004) Physiological traits as indirect selection criteria for yield potential in bread wheat. In ‘Cereals - Proceedings of the 54th ACCC and 11th WBA, Canberra’ (Eds CK Black et al.) pp. 112-115.

250. Condon AG, Hare RA, Rebetzke GJ (2004) A breeding program to improve the water use efficiency of durum wheat production. In ‘Cereals - Proceedings of the 54th ACCC and 11th WBA, Canberra’ (Eds CK Black et al.) pp. 108-111.

251. Palteridge N, Vandeleur RK, Rebetzke GJ, Gill GS (2004) Breeding for enhanced weed competitiveness in wheat. In ‘Cereals - Proceedings of the 54th ACCC and 11th WBA, Canberra’ (Eds CK Black et al.) pp. 166-169.

252. Spielmeyer W, Ellis M, Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Bonnett D, Richards RA (2004) Molecular dissection of transpiration efficiency, early vigour and reduced-tillering in wheat (Triticum aestivum) In ‘Genetic variation for Plant Breeding’ Proc. of the 17th Eucarpia Congress (Eds J Vollham et al.) p. 300

253. Reynolds M, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (2004) Evidence for excess photosynthetic capacity and sink-limitation to yield and biomass in elite spring wheat. In ‘New Directions for a Diverse Planet. Proceedings 4th International Crop Science Congress’. Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.26 September-1 October 2004 (Eds R Shorter et al.).

254. Mitchell JH, Chapman SC, Rebetzke GJ, Fukai S (2005) Strategies for reducing grain screenings in wheat. In ‘Proceedings Interdrought 2, Rome Italy’ (Eds R Tuberosa et al.)

255. Rebetzke GJ, AF van Herwaarden, C Jenkins, S Ruuska, L Tabe, N Fettell, D Lewis, M Weiss, RA Richards (2005) Genetic control of water-soluble carbohydrate reserves in bread wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 7th International Wheat Conference, Mar Del Plata Argentina (27 November to 2 December 2005) (Eds H. Buck et al.) (INTA and SAGPyA) p.50.

256. Bonnett DG, Hyles JE, Rebetzke GJ (2006) Efficient integration of molecular and conventional breeding methodologies. ASA Minneapolis

257. Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Richards RA, and Farquhar GD (2006) Genetic control of carbon isotope discrimination in bread wheat. In ‘Breeding for success: Diversity in action’ Proc. 13th Australasian Plant Breeding Conference, Christchurch New Zealand, 18-21 April 2006. (Eds CF Mercer et al.) pp. 1238-1244.

258. Bonnett DG, Hyles JE, Rebetzke GJ (2006) Efficient integration of molecular and conventional breeding methodologies. In ‘Proceedings of the 13th Australasian Plant Breeding Conference Christchurch NZ’ (Eds CF Mercer et al.) pp. 437-441.

259. Richards RA, Watt M, Rebetzke GJ (2006) Breeding for sustainability. In ‘Proceedings of the 13th Australasian Plant Breeding Conference, Christchurch NZ’ (Eds CF Mercer et al.) pp. 1204-1214

260. Palta JA, Fillery IRP, Rebetzke GJ (2006) Rooting patterns in double-haploids lines of wheat for reduced tillering and their relationship with early uptake. In ‘Proceedings of the 13th Australian Agronomy Conference, Perth WA’

261. Mitchell JH, Chapman SC, Rebetzke GJ, Fukai S (2006) Reduced tillering wheat lines maintain kernel weight in dry environments. In ‘Proceedings of the 13th Australian Agronomy Conference, Perth WA’

262. Chapman SC, Wang J, Rebetzke GJ, Bonnett DG, Hammer GL (2006) Accounting for variability: how can we efficiently utilise molecular markers in breeding programs? In ‘Proceedings Tropical Biotech Conference, Cairns’

263. Bonnett DG, Lu MQ, Rebetzke GJ, Hyles JE (2006) Experiences in testing for late maturity alpha-amylase. In ‘Proceedings Cereals 2006’ (Eds Blanchard CL et al.) 56th Australian Cereal Chemistry Conference (Fremantle, Western Australia, 10-14 September) pp. 25-30

264. Becerra Lopez-Lavalle LA, Matheson B, Tate W, McFadden H, Rebetzke GJ, Brubaker CL (2007) Unravelling the genetics of fusarium wilt resistance in cotton. . Plant and Animal Genomes XV Conference, San Diego

265. Condon AG, Watt M, Kirkegaard JA, Rebetzke GJ, Richards RA (2008) Wheat traits for conservation farming. In ‘Conservation farming workshop, Tamworth’.

266. Bonnett DB, Ellis MH, Rebetzke GJ (2008) Agronomic effects of alternative dwarfing genes. In ‘International Wheat Genetics symposium, Brisbane Aug 22-24’ (Ed P Langridge). http://ses.library.usyd.edu.au/bitstream/ 2123/3213 /1/P306.pdf

267. Sirault XSS, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ, Farquhar GD (2008) Genetic analysis of leaf rolling in wheat. In ‘International Wheat Genetics symposium, Brisbane Aug 22-24 2008’ (Ed P Langridge). http://ses.library.usyd.edu.au/bitstream/ 2123/3213/1/P213.pdf

268. Chapman SC, Wang J, Rebetzke GJ, Bonnett DG (2008) Designing crossing and selection strategies to combine diagnostic markers and quantitative traits. In ‘Int. Wheat Genetics Symposium, Brisbane Aug 24-29 2008’. http://ses.library.usyd.edu.au/bitstream/2123/3515/1/P280.pdf

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269. Cakir M, Conocono E, Drake-Brockman F, Waters I, Rebetzke GJ, Fettell N, Wilson R, Barclay I, McLean R, Setter T (2008) Development of molecular markers to improve terminal drought tolerance in wheat. Plant and Animal Genomes XVI Conference, San Diego. P285

270. Zerner MC, Gill GS, Rebetzke GJ (2008) Selection of wheats with high early vigour for improved weed competitive ability. In ‘Global Issues, Paddock Action – Proceedings of the 14th Australian Society of Agronomy Conference’ Adelaide (Eds M Unkovich et al.)

271. Mitchell JH, Chapman SC, Rebetzke GJ, Fukai S (2008) Increasing grain size and reducing screenings in wheat using a tiller inhibition gene – investigating grain morphology by image analysis. In ‘Global Issues, Paddock Action – Proceedings of the 14th Australian Society of Agronomy Conference’ Adelaide (Eds M Unkovich et al.)

272. Zerner MC, Gill GS, Rebetzke GJ (2008) Breeding for improvement in weed competitive ability in bread wheat. In ‘16th Australian Weeds Conference Proceedings: weed management 2008 hot topics in the tropics’ (Eds RD van Klinken et al.). P.227.

273. McIntyre CL, Xue GP, Rebetzke GJ, van Herwaarden A, Shorter R (2008) Genetical genomic approaches to candidate gene marker identification for drought-adaptation traits. In ‘Proceedings of the 5th International Crop Science Congress, April 13-18 2008, ICC Jeju, Korea’ http://www.cropscience2008.com/abstract_preview.php? ad_num=0476

274. Mitchell JH, Chapman SC, Rebetzke GJ, Fukai S, Shorter R (2008) Evaluation of reduced tillering wheat lines for dry environments. In ‘Proceedings of the 5th International Crop Science Congress, April 13-18 2008, ICC Jeju, Korea’ http://www.cropscience2008.com/abstract_preview.php?ad_num=0967

275. Chapman SC, Chenu K, Rebetzke GJ, Dieters M, Hammer GL, Wang J (2009) Developing new methods for the application of cross prediction, QTL analysis and comparisons of breeding strategies. In ‘Proceedings of the 14th Australasian Plant Breeding Conference (APBC) & 11th Congress of the Society for the Advancement of Breeding Research in Asia and Oceania (SABRAO)’.

276. Le Gouis J, Chapman SC, Rebetzke GJ (2009) Genetic variability for nitrogen use efficiency and for the deviation from the negative yield-grain protein concentration relationship for winter wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 14th Australasian Plant Breeding Conference (APBC) & 11th Congress of the Society for the Advancement of Breeding Research in Asia and Oceania (SABRAO)’.

277. Chapman S, Wang J, Chenu K, Rebetzke GJ, Bonnett D, Welcker C, Tardieu F, Dieters M, Hammer G (2009). Genetic and physiological simulation of crossing and selection strategies to combine diagnostic markers and quantitative traits. In: Abstracts: Plant & Animal Genomes XVII Conference. Plant and Animal Genomes XVII Conference, San Diego, CA, U.S.A., 10-14 January

278. Seneweera S, Norton RM, Rebetzke GJ (2009) Varietal differences in growth and photosynthetic response to elevated CO2 in wheat under low irradiance. Plant Biology 2009, Hawaii USA

279. Watt M, Rebetzke GJ, Wasson AP, Deery D, Kirkegaard JA, Vogel JP, Passioura JB, Richards RA (2010) Delivering cereal crops with better root systems to meet food needs to 2050. AAAS San Diego 18-22 February

280. Norton R, Seneweera S, Posch S, Rebetzke GJ, Fitzgerald G (2010) Growth, yield and photosynthetic responses to elevated CO2 in wheat genotypes. In ‘Proceedings of the 8th International Wheat Conference, St Petersberg Russia’.

281. Bonnett DB, Rebetzke GJ, Ellis MH (2010) Agronomic performance of GA-responsive dwarfing genes. In ‘Proceedings of the 8th International Wheat Conference, St Petersberg Russia’.

282. Seneweera S, Norton R, Posch S, Rebetzke GJ, Fitzgerald G (2010) Performance of wheat genotypes in response to elevated CO2 – Australian FACE studies. In ‘Proceedings of the 15th Australian Society of Agronomy Conference, Christchurch NZ’.

283. Mitchell JH, Chapman SC, Rebetzke GJ, Fukai S (2010) Increased stability of kernel weight under drought through selection of a reduced tillering gene in wheat. In ‘Proceedings of the 15th Australian Society of Agronomy Conference, Christchurch NZ’

284. Watt M, Rebetzke GJ, Wasson AP, Deery D, Kirkegaard JA, Vogel JP, Passioura JB, Richards RA (2010) Delivering cereal crops with better root systems to meet food needs to 2050. American Association for the Advancement of Science Meeting, San Diego, Feb 18-22, 2010

285. Rebetzke GJ (2011) From pot to plot: The role for physiology in facilitating genetic gain in commercial wheat breeding programs. Abstracts of the 11th WBA, Perth August 24-26, 2011 (Invited)

286. Rebetzke GJ, Rattey A, Richards RA (2011) Development and delivery of multiple near-isogenic wheat lines containing a gene for restricted-tillering. Abstracts of the 11th WBA, Perth August 24-26, 2011

287. Wade LJ, Botwright Acuña T, He X, Manyol E, Rebetzke GJ (2011) Hardpan penetration and water extraction in wheat. Abstracts of the 11th WBA, Perth August 24-26, 2011

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288. Rattey A, Deery D, Berni J, Chapman S, Biddulph B, Condon A, Graham R, Hundt A, Rebetzke GJ (2011) Is it cool to be tall? Abstracts of the 11th WBA, Perth August 24-26, 2011

289. Ji X, Dolferus R, Richards R, Rebetzke GJ (2011) Maintaining grain number during reproductive stage abiotic stress conditions in wheat. Abstracts of the 11th WBA, Perth August 24-26, 2011

290. Cakir M, Waters I, Rebetzke GJ, Conocono E, Drake-Brockman F, Stefanova K, Wilson R, Barclay I, McLean R, Setter T (2011) Genetic mapping and QTL analysis for terminal drought tolerance in Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) Abstracts of the 11th WBA, Perth August 24-26, 2011

291. Botwright Acuna T, He X, Rebetzke GJ, Wade L (2011). Genotypic differences in hardpan penetration in wheat. In ‘Abstracts of Rhizosphere 3’

292. Wasson AP, Richards RA, Chatrath R, Misra S, Sai Prasad SV, Singh SK, Rebetzke GJ, Kirkegaard JA, Christopher J, Watt M (2011) Altering root architecture of wheat to increase the water productivity in India and Australia. International Botanical Congress, Melbourne, July, 23-30.

293. Ovenden B, Millgate, Rebetzke GJ, Wade L, Holland J (2012) Genomic selection for water soluble carbohydrate content in wheat. PAG XX, San Diego Jan 13-18

294. Rosewarne GM, Singh RP, Huerta-Espino J, Herrero S, Rebetzke GJ (2012) Pastor contains five chromosomal regions with linked or pleiotropic minor loci for stripe and leaf rust resistance. Presented at 5th Borlaug Global Rust Initiative, Beijing, China Sept 2012.

295. Kirkegaard J, Hunt J, Kirkby C, Watt M, Rebetzke GJ, Richardson A, Bissett A, Donn S, Wasson A, Peoples M (2012) Soil-plant interactions and Australia’s conservation farming revolution: sense, nonsense and roots to success. Abstracts 12th Congress European Society of Agronomy, 20-24 August Helsinki, Finland pp 18-19 www.esa12.fi/ Abstracts.pdf

296. Deery D, Jinenez-Berni J, Condon AG, James R, Rebetzke GJ, Lewis D, Furbank R (2013) High spatial resolution thermography at the Yanco GRDC Managed Environment Facility. Abstracts 12th Wheat Breeding Assembly, Brisbane 16-19 July p.66

297. Chenu K, Oudin F, McLean G, Rebetzke GJ, Hammer G (2013) Genotypic variability in wheat transpiration rate and efficiency. Abstracts 12th Wheat Breeding Assembly, Brisbane 16-19 July p.74

298. Doherty A, Rebetzke GJ, Chapman S, Chenu K (2013) Stressmaster: A web application for dynamic modelling of drought in managed environment facilities. Abstracts 12th Wheat Breeding Assembly, Brisbane 16-19 July p.75

299. Chenu K, Doherty A, Rebetzke GJ, Chapman SC (2013) Dynamic modelling of the environment as a tool for crop improvement. Functional Plant Modelling Conference, Finland 4-9 June 2013 pp. 357-359

300. Doherty A, Rebetzke GJ, Biddulph B, Mayer J, Chapman S, Chenu K (2013) Dynamic modelling of drought pattern in managed environment facilities to assist crop improvement. In ‘Interdrought IV’ Perth WA 1-5 September. p.161.

301. Chenu K, Oudin F, McLean G, Rebetzke GJ, Hammer G (2013) Genotypic variability in wheat transpiration rate and efficiency under variable evaporative demand and soil water deficit. In ‘Interdrought IV’ Perth WA 1-5 September. p.99

302. Rebetzke GJ , Biddulph B, Chenu K, Deery DM, Kadkol G, Moeller C, Mayer J (2013) A nationally coordinated Managed Environment Facility (MEF) for targeted trait, gene and germplasm characterisation. In ‘Interdrought IV’ Perth WA 1-5 September. p.117

303. Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Bovill W, McIntyre CL, Rattey AR, Richards RA (2013) Which traits should a breeder select? Considering trait value, phenotyping and genetic architecture when selecting for improved performance under drought. In ‘Interdrought IV’ Perth WA 1-5 September. p.117

304. Dreccer FD, Condon AG, Makdis F, Barnes K, Ouabbou H, Eticha F, Reynolds M, Borgognone G, Rebetzke GJ Ogbonnaya F (2013) Assessment of the relative impact of key physiological traits on adaptation to drought in different mega-environments. In ‘Interdrought IV’ Perth WA 1-5 September. p.26

305. Jose JB, Deery D, Condon AG, James RA, Rebetzke GJ, Furbank R (2013) Use of high spatial resolution aerial thermography for high throughput wheat phenotyping in water limited environments. In ‘Interdrought IV’ Perth WA 1-5 September. p.106.

306. Deery D, Jose JB, Salehi A, Holland E, Chapman S, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ, Furbank R, Georgakopoulos D (2013) How to make sense of all that data. In ‘Interdrought IV’ Perth WA 1-5 September. p.43.

307. Wasson A, Rebetzke GJ, Kirkegaard JA, Christopher J, Richards RA, Watt M (2013) Identifying wheats with deep root system architecture for water productivity. In ‘Interdrought IV’ Perth WA 1-5 September. p.118.

308. Rebetzke GJ (2014) ‘Delivering traits, genetics and germplasm to commercial wheat breeding programs’. Gene-to-phenome meeting, Brisbane 25-27 March

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309. Cavanagh C, Boden S, Cullis B, Stephen S, Wang P, Taylor J, Verbyla A, Verbyla K, Morell M, Rebetzke G, Swain S (2014) Dissection of complex traits in wheat using MAGIC. Hyderabad India meeting

310. Rebetzke GJ, Bovill W (2014) ‘Integrating physiology and genetics in breeding improved wheat varieties’ In ‘One century of wheat breeding at La Estanzuela Uruguay: a valuable legacy for the future’. Montevideo Uruguay, August 29-30, 2014 (Invited)

311. Rebetzke GJ (2014) ‘Genetic opportunities for improving the uptake and remobilisation of nitrogen of wheat in rainfed environments’. National Nitrogen forum, GRDC Melbourne July 14-15, 2014 (Invited)

312. James RA, Weligama K, Rebetzke GJ, Rattey AR, Richardson AE, Ryan PR, Delhaize M (2014) Enhanced rhizosheath in wheat on acid soils improves phosphorus acquisition efficiency and growth under P-limiting conditions. Combio 2014

313. Rebetzke GJ (2014) ‘How can physiological traits help guide research directions for adaptation in future climates?’ Crop Science Conference, Melbourne May 21-22, 2014 (Invited)

314. Low M, Tausz-Posch S, Rebetzke G, Dreccer F, Chapman S, Seneweera S, Fitzgerald, G, Tausz M (2014) Is the reduced-tillering trait (tin) beneficial under elevated CO2 in four FACE environments? Climate Change Crop Science Meetings, Melbourne 21-22 May 2014

315. Low M, Tausz-Posch S, Rebetzke G, Dreccer F, Chapman S, Seneweera S, Fitzgerald, G, Tausz M (2014) Is an increased carbohydrate-storage trait beneficial under elevated CO2? Climate Change Crop Science Meetings, Melbourne 21-22 May 2014

316. Rebetzke GJ (2015) ‘Complementing genome - and phenome-based selection for greater transpiration efficiency’. 8th International Arachis Genome Meeting, Brisbane 5-7 November 2015 (Invited)

317. Robertson M, Rebetzke GJ, Kirkegaard J, Llewellyn R (2015) Are future yield gains in wheat of 1.5% per year achievable? In: Acuna T, Moeller C, Parsons D, Harrison H (eds) 17th Australian Society of Agronomy Conference, "Building Productive, Diverse and Sustainable Landscapes", 20 - 24 September 2015. Hobart TAS: Australian Society of Agronomy

318. Moeller C, Evers, JB, Rebetzke GJ (2015). 3D modelling of tillering behaviour and light interception of freely (-tin) and restricted (+tin) tillering wheat near-isolines. In: Acuna T, Moeller C, Parsons D, Harrison H (eds) 17th Australian Society of Agronomy Conference, "Building Productive, Diverse and Sustainable Landscapes", 20 - 24 September 2015. Hobart TAS: Australian Society of Agronomy

319. Low M, Tausz-Posch S, Rebetzke G, Dreccer F, Chapman S, Seneweera S, Fitzgerald, G, Tausz M (2015) tin In ‘Acuna T, Moeller C, Parsons D, Harrison H (eds) 17th Australian Society of Agronomy Conference, "Building Productive, Diverse and Sustainable Landscapes", 20 - 24 September 2015. Hobart TAS: Australian Society of Agronomy

320. Rebetzke GJ, Bovill W, Jimenez-Berni J, Deery D, Wasson A, James RA, McIntyre CL (2015) Delivering physiology to the masses – integrating new tools and old genetics to improve genetic gain in water-limited environments. In ‘Knowledge exchange: from research to the food supply chain’. Association of Applied Biologists, University of Lancaster, Lancaster UK 17-19 June 2015 (Invited)

321. Yadav A, Estee T, Eng AE, Howitt C, Rebetzke GJ, Pogson B (2015) Translational research to develop drought tolerant wheat. In ‘Abstracts 9th International Wheat Conference’ Sydney NSW 21-25 September. p.127.

322. Chenu K, Doherty A, Brider J, Rebetzke GJ, McDonald G, Mayfield A, Bechaz K, Pattison A, Murfit M, Mayer JE (2015) StressMaster: A web application based to target representative drought patterns in managed environment facilities. In ‘Abstracts 9th International Wheat Conference’ Sydney NSW 21-25 September. p.107

323. Chowdhary R, Rich SM, Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Ingvordsen CH, Chatrath R, Trethowan R, Watt M (2015) Identification of new genetic variation for high temperature tolerance in wheat seedlings. In ‘9th International Wheat Conference’ Sydney NSW 21-25 September 2015. p108

324. Deery DM, Jimenez-Berni J, Hutchinson P, Rebetzke GJ, Condon T, James R, Bovill B, Scarrow J (2015) High-throughput field phenotyping of canopy temperature using airborne and ground based thermography. In ‘Abstracts 9th International Wheat Conference’ Sydney NSW 21-25 September. p.67

325. Dreccer MD, Rebetzke GJ, Condon T, Peake A, Borgognone MG, McIntyre CL (2015) High yielding, low lodging wheat germplasm for irrigated farming systems. In ‘Abstracts 9th International Wheat Conference’ Sydney NSW 21-25 September. p.67

326. Jimenez-Berni J, Deery DM, Rozas-Larraondo P, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ, Bovill B (2015) High-throughput field phenotyping of complex canopy traits of wheat: from steak knives to laser scanners. In ‘Abstracts 9th International Wheat Conference’ Sydney NSW 21-25 September p. 73

327. Ovenden B, Milgate A, Rebetzke GJ, Wade L, Holland J (2015) Selection for increased water soluble carbohydrate in wheat. In ‘Abstracts 9th International Wheat Conference’ Sydney NSW 21-25 September. p118.

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328. Rich S, Wasson A, Ingvordsen C, Chowdhary R, Weiss M, Richards RA, Rebetzke GJ, Watt M (2015) Deep root phenotypes in wheat can be exploited in breeding to increase grain yield. In ‘Abstracts 9th International Wheat Conference’ Sydney NSW 21-25 September 2015. p39.

329. Rebetzke GJ, Chenu K, Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Mayfield A, Mayer J (2015) Managed Environment Facilities: a nationally coordinated field network for targeted trait, gene and germplasm characterisation under controlled drought. In ‘Abstracts 9th International Wheat Conference’ Sydney NSW 21-25 September. p.121.

330. Rebetzke GJ, Condon T, Richards R, McIntyre CL (2015) Genetic control of transpiration efficiency in multiple wheat populations. In ‘Abstracts 9th International Wheat Conference’ Sydney NSW 21-25 September. p121.

331. Rebetzke GJ, Zeng B, Cresswell H, Chapman S (2015) From little things, big things sometimes grow – the importance of the right wheat establishment genetics in future climates. In ‘Abstracts 9th International Wheat Conference’ Sydney NSW 21-25 September. p120.

332. Chenu K, Brider J, Doherty A, Rebetzke GJ, McDonald G, Mayfield A, Bechaz K, Pattison A, Murfit M, Mayer JE (2015) Using modelling to target representative drought patterns by managing the irrigation scheduling. Hortimodel 2016 (9-22 September, Avignon, France).

333. Jimenez-Berni J, Deery D, Larraondo PB, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ, James RA, Bovill W, Furbank R (2015) Phenomobile Lite: a lightweight portable platform for high throughput field phenotyping using LiDAR. In ‘First Latin American Conference on Plant Phenotyping and Phenomics for Plant Breeding’, Talca Chile 29 Nov-2 Dec 2015 (Invited)

334. James RA, Condon AG, Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Lewis D, Zwart A, Verbyla A, Rebetzke GJ (2015) Using aerial infrared thermal imaging to unravel the genetics of canopy temperature in wheat. In ‘First Latin American Conference on Plant Phenotyping and Phenomics for Plant Breeding’, Talca Chile 29 Nov-2 Dec 2015 (Invited)

335. Bovill WD, Rebetzke GJ, James RA, Condon AG, Lewis D, Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Zwart A, Verbyla AP, Verbyla KL (2015) Use of a non-destructive estimate to improve understanding of the genetics of biomass production in wheat. In ‘First Latín American Conference on Plant Phenotyping and Phenomics for Plant Breeding’, Talca Chile 29 Nov-2 Dec 2015 (Invited)

336. Rebetzke GJ, Bovill WD, James RA, Condon AG, Lewis D, Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Zwart A, Verbyla AP, Verbyla KL (2015) Phenomic selection – Considering how and when to integrate high-throughput phenotyping into commercial breeding programs. In ‘First Latin American Conference on Plant Phenotyping and Phenomics for Plant Breeding’, Talca Chile 29 Nov-2 Dec 2015 (Invited)

337. James RA, Rebetzke GJ, Bovill WD, , Lewis D, Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Zwart A, Verbyla AP, Verbyla KL, Condon AG (2016) QTL for canopy temperature in wheat using aerial infrared thermal imaging. In ‘7th International Crop Science Congress’ Beijing 14-19 August (Invited)

338. Rebetzke GJ, Bovill WD, James RA, Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Richards RA, McIntyre CL (2016) Integration of high-throughput genomic and phenomic tools to enhance genetic gain in water-limited environments. In ‘7th International Crop Science Congress’ Beijing 14-19 August (Invited)

339. Chenu K, Brider J, Doherty A, Rebetzke GJ, McDonald G, Mayfield A, Bechaz K, Pattison A, Murfit M, Mayer JE (2016) Using modelling to target representative drought patterns by managing the irrigation scheduling. Hortimodel 2016 (9-22 September, Avignon, France).

340. Chenu K, Brider J, Doherty A, Rebetzke GJ, McDonald G, Mayfield A, Bechaz K, Pattison A, Murfit M, Mayer JE. (2016) StressMaster: A web application based on crop modelling to get better field data. 7th International Crop Science Congress (14-19 August, Beijing, China).

341. Rebetzke GJ, Bovill WD, James RA, Chenu K, McIntyre CL (2016) Integrating quantitative and physiological models to improve efficiency of genetic gain for water-limited environments. In ‘Abstracts 7th International Crop Science Congress (14-19 August, Beijing, China) (Invited)

342. James RA, Rebetzke GJ, Bovill B, Jimenez-Berni J, Deery D, Verbyla K (2016) Novel technologies for improving water-use efficiency via thermo-imaging of crop canopy temperature. In ‘Abstracts 7th International Crop Science Congress (14-19 August, Beijing, China) (Invited).

343. Zheng B, Chenu K, Dreccer F, Duan T, Rebetzke GJ, Guo Y, Chapman S (2016) Improvement of the model capacity and assessment traits related with water use efficiency for wheat in Australia. In ‘Abstracts 7th International Crop Science Congress’ (14-19 August, Beijing, China).

344. Mwendwa JM, Weston PA, Fomsgaard I, Laursen BB, Brown WB, Wu H, Rebetzke GJ, Quinn JC, Weston LA. (2016) Metabolic profiling for benzoxazinoids in weed-suppressive and early vigour wheat genotypes. In 20th Australasian Weeds Conference, Perth, Western Australia, 11-15 September (pp. 353-357).

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345. Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ (2016) Adapting wheat to a variable climate using a trait-based approach. In ‘Securing Food under Changed Climates’ ASBMB Brisbane Australia Nov 16-19 2016 (Invited)

346. Rebetzke GJ, Cocks N, Chenu K, Cullis B, Smith A (2016) Big data and crop breeding. In ‘Abstracts 4th Biennial Australian Statistics Meeting’ Bermagui NSW 17-20 November

347. Bovill WD, Rebetzke GJ, James RA, Condon AG, Lewis D, Deery D, Jimenez-Berni J, Zwart A, Verbyla AP, Verbyla KL (2017) Use of a non-destructive estimate to improve understanding of the genetics of biomass production in wheat. In ‘’IWGS’ Vienna Austria

348. Rebetzke GJ, Jimenez-Berni J, Deery D, James RA, Bovill W (2016) ‘Phenomics in breeding – it’s not about how or why but all about when’. In ‘IPPN 2nd International Conference, El Batan Mexico Dec 17-18, 2016

349. Jimenez-Berni J, Deery D, Larraondo PB, Condon AG, Rebetzke GJ, James RA, Bovill W, Furbank R, Sirault XSS (2016) Next generation high throughput phenotyping tools. In ‘First Latin American Conference on Plant Phenotyping and Phenomics for Plant Breeding’, El Batan Mexico Dec 17-18, 2016

350. Rebetzke GJ, Cocks N, Chenu K, Cullis B, Smith A (2016) Big data and crop breeding. In ‘Abstracts 4th Biennial Australian Statistics Conference’ Bermagui NSW Dec 1-2 2016

351. O’Sullivan C, Palta J, Farrell M, Treble K, Rebetzke GJ (2017) Genotypic variability in wheat for differential preference of NH4

+ and NO3-. 7th International Nitrogen Initiative Conference Melbourne Vic. 4-8 Dec 2016

352. Zheng B, Chenu K, Dreccer F, Rebetzke GJ, Chapman S (2017) Assessment of the relationship between canopy growth and development with water use in wheat using contrasting cultivars and management strategies. In ‘Proceedings of the 2017 Australian Agronomy Conference Ballarat Victoria’

353. Rebetzke GJ (2017) ‘Building biomass from scratch: The genetic capacity with early growth’. In: ‘Abstracts: Drought tolerance in bioenergy crops’ Oxford University Sep 23-27, 2017 (Invited)

354. Rebetzke GJ (2017) ‘Taking that next step - Delivering impact from our science’. In: ‘TropAg Abstracts’ TropAg Nov 21-23, 2017 (Invited)

355. Chapman SC, Zheng B, Rebetzke GJ et al. (2018) Challenges and opportunities for statistical applications in high-throughput phenomics. XXIX International Biometric Conference Barcelona Spain 8-13 July