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Development of action plan 36th International Vegetable Training Course - THARANGANI WELEGAMA R E S E A R C H O F F I C E R / A S S I S T A N T D I R E C T O R ( R E S E A R C H ) H O R T I C U L T U R A L C R O P S R E S E A R C H &


  1. Development of action plan 36th International Vegetable Training Course - THARANGANI WELEGAMA R E S E A R C H O F F I C E R / A S S I S T A N T D I R E C T O R ( R E S E A R C H ) H O R T I C U L T U R A L C R O P S R E S E A R C H & D E V E L O P M E N T I N S T I T U T E D E P A R T M E N T O F A G R I C U L T U R E SRI LANKA 0 3 - 1 1 - 2 0 1 7 worldveg.org

  2. GEOGRAPHY worldveg.org 2 of x

  3. SRI LANKA worldveg.org 3 of x

  4.  Land area : 65610 km 2  Population : 21.2 million (World bank, 2016)  Agro ecological regions : 24  Main crops 1. Plantation crops 2. Minor export crops 3. Agricultural crops 4 of x worldveg.org

  5. Major crops of Sri Lanka Agricultural crops Plantation Minor export crops crops/Major export crops Tea, Rubber, Cardamom, black Vegetables Coconut pepper, cloves, cinnamon etc. Bean, Eggplant, Rice Field crops Fruits Tomato, Capsicum , Maize, Soy, Bitter gourd, Lufa, sesame, ground Pumpkin, Cucumber, nut, green Long bean, Winged bean. gram, black Okra, Leafy gram etc.) vegetables, Potato, Sweet potato, Melon & many Ornamentals local vegetable types 5 of x worldveg.org

  6. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE HORTICULTURAL CROPS RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE TOMATO & EGGPLANT BREEDING 6 of x worldveg.org

  7. Training – Identify research Extension thrust officers Breeder seed production Develop TOMATO/ EGGPLANT Collaborate in varieties to cater research projects national demand 7 of x worldveg.org

  8. Three most important topics from the module I 1. Basic applied aspects of vegetable breeding & seed production 2.Plant Genetic Resources Conservation 3.Vegetable grafting 8 of x worldveg.org

  9. Production of interspecific tomato crosses between cultivated tomato and selected wild relatives ( A pre-breeding research programe to develop high quality tomato variety/ies ) 9 of x worldveg.org

  10. ➢ Problem Justification ➢ Tomato ( Solanum lycopersicon) is one of the major vegetable crops in Sri Lanka in a area of around 8000 ha/year. ➢ Consumed by all social strata & all ethnic groups ➢ Rich source in vitamins, minerals & anti oxidants ➢ More than 90% of the seed requirement is supplied from imported seed ➢ Bacterial wilt, virus complex, bacterial canker, high temperature/heat stress are major constraints at present. ➢ Need extensive research to develop high yielding new varieties with resistance/tolerance to one or more above constraints 10 of x worldveg.org

  11. ➢ Objective  Produce pre breeding materials which can be used to develop new tomato varieties with bacterial wilt resistance and other desirable quality characteristics 11 of x worldveg.org

  12. ➢ Beneficiaries of the targeted research  Researchers  Farmers  Market traders  Consumers 12 of x worldveg.org

  13. ACTIVITY TIME PERIOD 1 Request seeds of selected bacterial wilt NOVEMBER 2017 resistant tomato wild relatives from AVRDC 2 Evaluate performance of these wild JANUARY – APRIL 2018 relatives in Sri Lanka by characterization (Green house) 3 Inoculate the wild types with Sri APRIL 2018 Lankan pathovars of Ralstonia solanacearum (In pathology lab) Repeat activity 2 for 2 nd season & 4 MAY – AUGUST 2018 multiply seeds from selected, vigorous, true to type plants 5 Consult statistician & select suitable, AUGUST 2018 simple statistical modal for pre- breeding programe 13 of x worldveg.org

  14. ACTIVITY TIME PERIOD 6 Establish crossing programe with SEPTEMBER - 2018 selected cultivated tomato lines vs. selected wild relative types 7 Emasculation & Hand pollination, OCTOBER - NOVEMBER 2018 covering, tagging 8 Extract seed from succeeded crosses DECEMBER 2018 - JANUARY 2019 9 Process, test germination % JANUARY - FEBRUARY 2019 10 Evaluate & characterize the MARCH – JUNE 2019 performance of interspecific cross combinations 11 Select crosses with desirable JUNE 2019 characteristics in the objective 14 of x worldveg.org

  15. Who will be involved? • Breeders • Pathologists • Entomologists • Statisticians • Biotechnologists • Research Assistants • Skilled laborers What resources are needed ? • Financial resources • Seed material • Human resources 15 of x worldveg.org

  16. Potential Challenges… • Acquiring financial allocation in time • Climate • Pest & disease 16 of x worldveg.org

  17. Thank you for your attention….! Kop Kun Kaap ….! Sthoothi ….! 17 of x worldveg.org

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