Development of New Varieties

Development of New Varieties

Development of Special Rice Varieties

  • JBARES is concentrating on developing new varieties of black rice, flavor rice, and glutinous rice.
    • Black rice(5 varieties): Sinmyeongheukchal, Sinnongheukchal, Sintoheukmi, Heukhyangchal No. 1 and Dream Heukhyangchal
    • Aromatic rice: Sibrihyang
    • Glutinous rice: Dabokchal

  • Breeding of specialty rices, “Sinnongheukchal”

  • Breeding of specialty rices, “Sibrihyang”

  • Breeding of specialty rices, “Dabokchal”

Development of New Mushroom Varieties

  • Sparassis Crispa and golden oyster mushrooms were developed. JBARES focuses on the development of new varieties, which have longer storage periods and shorter growing periods.
    • Cordyceps Militaris (Granstar) : Patent Applicatino (2009) and Registration(2013)
    • Oyster Mushroom (Aul, Hwanghwa): Patent Application (2012 and 2013, respectively)
    • Sparassis Cripsa (Neoul): Patent Application(2013) and Registration(2016)
    • Black Tree Ear(Hyeonyu): Patent Applicatino(2015)

  • A new variety of cauliflower mushroom, “Neowul”

  • A new variety of ear mushroom “Hyeonyu”

Development of New Horticultural Varieties

JBARES has been contributing to the improvement of income by developing and distributing good varieties including roses, lilies, chrysanthemums, freesias, gypsophilas and sea lavender to farmers.

  • Rose
  • Chrysanthemum
  • Lily
  • Gypsophila

Development of New Blueberry Varieties

JBARES has been developing new varieties by selecting good blueberry varieties and evaluating them on local adaptability for developing new functional fruit varieties.

  • Cystic Fruit
  • High Sugar Content
  • High Functionality
  • High Yielding

Development of new fruit and vegetable varieties

New varieties have been developed by selecting high-quality strains of blueberries, the representative functional small fruit, and assessing local adaptability.

  • Big fruit strains of blueberries

Breeding of new industrial cash crop in reclaimed land ’Saemangeum’

  • JBARES has developed a Kenaf variety that can replace imported varieties. This breed is highly biomass productive and seed can be harvested. We are planning the following varieties.
    • Breeding biomass-increasing varieties
    • Breeding salt-tolerance varieties
    • Breeding wet-tolerance varieties

  • Breeding the new domestic varities of new industrial cash crop "Kenaf"

  • Breeing for high productiviy lines