Introduction

EoRNA2 is a Barley Expression Database that displays gene and transcript abundance data on demand as transcripts per million (TPM) across all samples and all the genes in the latest Barley Reference Transcript Dataset (EORNA2RTD). This is an updated and expanded version of EoRNA.

You can access data directly by searching for a particular sequence ID or by BLASTing a nucleotide or protein sequence against the PanGenome20 pseudomolecules or the EORNA2RTD transcript sequences using the BLAST Search page. Alternatively, you can use use keywords to search the functional annotations of the translated proteins of the EoRNA2 transcripts via the Annotation Search page.

The data can be downloaded in bulk using the downloads page.

A full list of the RNA-seq studies included in the database are here.

BLAST Search
Use a nucleotide or protein sequence to find similar transcripts or genome sequence with the online BLAST search form.
Search by ID
Search for an ID from one of the 8 included barley transcriptomes or for a probe ID from the barley 50K SNP dataset.
Region Search
Search the genome for regions of interest using a position or a gene ID.
Annotation Search
Search the annotation of the EORNA2RTD transcripts using keywords.
Translate a List
Translate a list genes IDs to the EORNA2RTD IDs based on their overlap on the reference genome.
GO Enrichment
Details of how to do GO enrichment analysis with the EORNA2RTD dataset.
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List of all studies included in the database
Study AccessionPublication title# RunsStudy keywordsCultivarsTissuesDevelopment stagesExperimental Conditions# Reps
PRJDB14465Organ-enriched gene expression during floral morphogenesis in wild barley4Development, Inflorescence, MorphologyOUH602mature spikelet, shoot apical meristemawn promodium, double ridge, green anther, vegetative1
PRJDB14466Organ-enriched gene expression during floral morphogenesis in wild barley7Development, Inflorescence, MorphologyOUH602anther, awn, glume, lemma, lodicule, palea, pistil1
PRJDB14939Genomic signatures of Japanese malting barley breeding reflected in two modern high-quality cultivars, Sukai Golden and Sachiho Golden5Diversity, Malting qualitySachiho Golden, Sukai Goldenseed3
PRJDB16672Hordeum vulgare CYP76M57 catalyzes C(2) shortening of tryptophan side chain by C-N bond rearrangement in gramine biosynthesis1Fibersnowleaf72 h old1
PRJDB4103Improvement of barley genome annotations by deciphering the Haruna Nijo genome4Genome annotationHaruna Nijoimmature seed, immature spike, seedling root, seedling shoot35 days after flowering, 5 days before heading, shoots ca. 5cm, shoots ca.5cmgreenhouse 20/15C day night natural light1
PRJDB4754Extreme suppression of lateral floret development by a single amino acid change in the VRS1 transcription factor6Lateral floret developmentFoma, NGB115174immature spikeawn primordium3
PRJDB4919A GDSL-motif esterase/acyltransferase/lipase is responsible for leaf water retention in barley2Mutant, Cuticle, cer-zvFoma, cer-zv.342leafseedling having three leaveshypersensitive to drought, wild type1
PRJDB6669QTLs maintaining grain fertility under salt stress detected by exome QTL-seq and interval mapping in barley2SaltOUC613, OUE812shoot and rootseedlings with 5 cm long shootssalt1
PRJDB7665Development of Genome-Wide SNP Markers for Barley via Reference- Based RNA-Seq Analysis152Japanese cultivars, DiversityAizu6, Akaginijo, Akashinriki, Amaginijo, Asukagolden, Daishimochi, Dorirumugi, Fibersnow, G-65, Goldenmelon, Gouneshikoku, Haganemugi, Haganemugi2, Hanna, Harrington, Haruhimeboshi, Harukanijo, Harumiyabi, Harushirane, Higashiyamahadaka112, Higashiyamakawa109, Higashiyamakawa113, Higashiyamakawa114, Hinodehadaka, Hokuiku31, Hokuiku41, Hokurikukawa35, Hokurikukawa39, Hokurikukawa48, Hokurikukawa49, Hokurikukawa50, Hokurikukawa51, Hokurikukawa52, Ichibanboshi, Ishukushirazu, K-3, Kantohadaka94, Kantohadaka942, Kantokawa92, Kantokawa93, Kantokawa932, Kantokawa96, Kantokawa962, Kantokawa97, Kantokawa972, Kantokawa98, Kantokawa982, Kantonijo15, Kantonijo25, Kantonijo29, Kantonijo4, KashimaGoal, Kashimamugi, Kiishiminato3, Kikaihadaka, Komakinijo, Kuroshiohadaka, Mannenboshi, Miharugold, Mikamogolden, Mikamogolden2, Minorimugi, Misatogolden, Miyukioomugi, Mona, Musashinomugi, Myoginijo, Nakatehadaka, Nanbuuhadaka, NankeiB4718, Nishinohoshi, Oshimahadaka, Prior, Rokkakusibari, Russia6, Russia73, Ryofu, Sachihogolden, Sainohoshi, Sakitamanijo, Satsukibare, Satsukinijo, Sayakaze, Seijo17, Seikaikawa33, Seikaikawa59, Sekitori, Senbonhadaka, Shikokuhadaka103, Shikokuhadaka83, Shikokuhadaka84, Shiratamahadaka, Shunrai, Shunrei, Silkysnow, Steptoe, Sukaigolden, Suzukaze, Taishomugi, Takahogolden, TanikeiA6054, TanikeiA6055, Tochikei133, Tochikei166, Tochikei216, Tochikei254, Tochinoibuki, Tonenijo, Tsuyushirazu, UkeiB0080, UkeiB0630, Viewfiber, Yokozuna, Yumesakiboshi, Yunagihadaka, Yunagihadaka2shoot and root, spike5 days before heading, seedlings with 5 cm long shoots, seedlings with 5cm long shoots, seedlings with5 cm long shoots1
PRJEB12101Rapid gene isolation in barley and wheat by mutant chromosome sequencing1Genome annotationFomaleaf sheathflag leaf sheath extending1
PRJEB12540Large Differences in Gene Expression Responses to Drought and Heat Stress between Elite Barley Cultivar Scarlett and a Spanish Landrace28DroughtSBCC073, Scarlettleaf, young inflorescence 60 days oldcontrol, drought, greenhouse3
PRJEB12639Analysis of Plant Pan-Genomes and Transcriptomes with GET_HOMOLOGUES-EST, a Clustering Solution for Sequences of the Same Species3LandraceSBCC073pooled seedling root, leaf, tiller, inflorescencemixedgrowth chamber 16h light; 21C day/18C night3
PRJEB13621De novo transcriptome assembly and analysis of differentially expressed genes of two barley genotypes reveal root-zone-specific responses to salt exposure48SaltClipper, Sahararoot elongation zone, root maturation zone, root meristematic zone3 day seed germination0mM NaCl, 100mM NaCl4
PRJEB14349A chromosome conformation capture ordered sequence of the barley genome.9616 developmental stagesMorexcaryopsis, developing inflorescence, embryo, epidermis, etiolated leaf, internode, leaf, lemma, lodicule, palea, rachis, root, senescing leaf10 day old seedling, 10-15mm, 10cm shoot, 15 dpa, 2 months, 4 DPG, 4 week seedling, 4 weeks, 42 days old, 5 dpa, 5 weeks PA, 5mm, 6 weeks PA3
PRJEB18276Comparative transcriptomics reveals lineage specific evolution of cold response in Pooideae10ColdIgrileafthree to four leavesind: 8 hours light after cold treatment, ind: 9 weeks after cold treatment, mix: 4 weeks after cold treatment, mix: 8 hours light before cold treatment, mix: 9 weeks after cold treatment, mix: lights on before cold treatment3
PRJEB19243Barley SIX-ROWED SPIKE3 encodes a putative Jumonji C-type H3K9me2/me3 demethylase that represses lateral spikelet fertility32Mutant, Spike, vrs3BW902, Bowman WTawn primordium, white anther10mm spike, 5mm spike9
PRJEB21740A Tandem Amino Acid Residue Motif in Guard Cell SLAC1 Anion Channel of Grasses Allows for the Control of Stomatal Aperture by Nitrate3Stomatal complexesBarkeleaf without upper and lower epidermis, stomatal complex, total leaf8-10 day old leaf1
PRJEB25923The draft genome of a wild barley genotype reveals itsenrichment in genes related to biotic and abiotic stressescompared to cultivated barley6Wild barley, DevelopmentWB1 spontaneumkernel, root, seedling leaf, spikelets, stems, whole seedlings15 days after planting, 15 days post anthesis, 25 days after planting, 30 days after planting, 42 days after planting, at anthesis1
PRJEB29972The contribution of cis- and trans-acting variants to gene regulation in wild and domesticated barley under cold stress and control conditions127Cold, HybridsBCC131_Hybrid, BCC131_Parent, Barke_Hybrid, Barke_Parent, FT11_Hybrid, FT11_Parent, FT279_Hybrid, FT279_Parent, FT581_Hybrid, FT581_Parent, FT67_Hybrid, FT67_Parent, HOR1969_Hybrid, HOR1969_Parent, Igri, Igri_Hybrid, Morex, Morex121, Morex38, Morex68leaf7 days after planting, cold treated, control5
PRJEB35759Light spectra trigger divergent gene expression in barley cultivars18Light qualityEsterel, Price, WA1614-95leaf20 days post vernalizationfluorescent light, metal halide light3
PRJEB36578The barley pan-genome reveals the hidden legacy of mutation breeding45Genome annotation, DevelopmentBarke, HOR_10350caryopsis, embryo, inflorescence, internode, leaf, root10cm height, 15 dap, 4 days germination, 42 days old, 5 dap, 5mm5
PRJEB39672Transcriptional landscapes of floral meristems in barley209Floral meristemBowmancentral spikelet, inflorescence meristem, lateral spikelet, leaf blade, leaf ridge, reference 1/rachis, reference 2/complete spike, root tip, spikelet ridge, vegetative apex14 days after sowing, 21 days after germination, 5 days after germination, awn primordium, double ridge, glume primordium, lemma primordium, stamen primordium, triple mound, white anther, control, low light intensity4
PRJEB39864Physiological Changes in Barley mlo-11 Powdery Mildew Resistance Conditioned by Tandem Repeat Copy Number30Disease, Mildew, mlo, NILsBaudin, Pallasleafthird leaf48hpi mildew, control3
PRJEB40905The Effect of Drought on Transcriptome and Hormonal Profiles in Barley Genotypes With Contrasting Drought Tolerance12DroughtBaronesse, Otisleafyoungest fully expanded leaf5 days drought, control3
PRJEB45617Barley guard cell and subsidiary cell specific transcripts12Epidermis, Guard cellsBarkeleaf guard cells, leaf guard cells subsidiary cells, leaf whole epidermal peel8-10 day old4
PRJEB46519Transgenic barley lines prove the involvement of TaCBF14 and TaCBF15 in the cold acclimation process and in frost tolerance18Cold, Transgene, CBFGolden Promise, Golden Promise (TaCBF14), Golden Promise (TaCBF15)leaf3 week old20C/17C, 5C/5C3
PRJEB46882A unique resistance mechanism is associated with RBgh2 barley powdery mildew adult plant resistance71Disease, Blumeria graminisBa69_106_S, Ba69_109_APR, Ba69_118_S, Ba69_12_APR, Ba69_134_S, Ba69_288_APR, Ba69_304_APR, Ba69_399_S, Ba69_582_Sleafsixth leafBlumeria graminis 48hpi, control4
PRJEB49069Genomic resources for a historical collection of cultivated two-row European spring barley genotypes1501Genome annotation, DiversityAapo, Abacus, Abava, Acoustic, Alabama, Alexis, Alliot, Aluminium, Alva, Anais, Annabell, Apex, Appaloosa, Aramir, Armelle, Arvo, Athos, Atlas, Avalon, Avec, Balder, Balder J, Balga, Barke, Baronesse, Beatrix, Beka, Berac, Berenice, Berwick, Betzes, Binder, Binder Abed, Birgitta, Blenheim, Bogart, Bonus, Braemar, Brazil, Britta, Camargue, Campala, Carlsberg, Cellar, Centurion, Century, Chad, Chalice, Chariot, Chaser, Chevalier Tystofte 2, Chieftain, Chime, Cilla, Claret, Class, Cocktail, Colada, Concerto, Cooper, Cork, Corniche, Crusader, Dallas, Dandy, Deba Abed, Decanter, Delibes, Delta, Derkado, Diamant, Digger, Dina, Domen, Drake, Drost, Drum, Egmont, Emir, Fairytale, Favorit, Forensic, Freja, Georgie, Gitane, Golden Promise, Golf, Gull, Gundel, Hart, Hellas, Helmi, Hemingway, Heron, Husky, Husky AFP2429, Imidis, Impala, Infinium, Ingrid, Invictus, Isabella, Isaria, KWS Irina, KWS Orphelia, KWS Vitara, Kassima, Klaxon, Koral, Krystal, Kym, Landlord, Lenta, Livet, Lud, Macaw, Maja, Mala, Maresi, Maris Mink, Maypole, Meltan, Midas, Momentum, Natasha, Natasia, Nomad, Nordal, Novello, Odyssey, Okos, Olympus, Optic, Orbit, Otto, Overture, Paloma, Pewter, Pitcher, Poker, Potter, Power, Prague, Prestige, Prisma, Proctor, Prodigal, Propino, Publican, Quench, RGT Conquest, RGT Planet, Rainbow, Rapid, Reggae, Renaissance, Renata, Rhynchostar, Ria, Rika, Riviera, Romi, Rummy, SW Scania, SY Taberna, SY Universal, Salka, Saloon, Salve, Scandium, Scarlett, Sebastian, Senat, Simba, Simon, Skittle, Spartan, Spey, Spire, Starlight, Static, Steffi, Steina, Stendes, Sultan, Summit, Tankard, Taphouse, Tartan, Tavern, Tennis, Tocada, Tremois, Trinity, Triumph, Troubadour, Tweed, Tyne, Union, Vada, Valticky, Vankkuri, Velvet, Villa, Volla, Waggon, Westminster, Wing, Wisa, Zephyr 2RSBcrown, developing inflorescence, grain, peduncle, root, spikelet1 week old, 5 dpa, 85 days old, 90 days old, green anther stage4
PRJEB50400Identifying plant genes shaping microbiota composition in the barley rhizosphere15RhizosphereBarke, HEB15_124_17, HEB15_124_52rootearly stem elongation5
PRJEB51366A molecular framework for grain number determination in barley66Grain developmentBW, BW-NIL-tst2.banther, apical spike, basal spike, central spikeW8, W9, awn primordium, green anther, white anther3
PRJEB51523Multilayered regulation of developmentally programmed pre-anthesis tip degeneration of the barley inflorescence54Spike developmentBowman, Morexapical spike, basal spike, central spikeW5, W5.5, W6.5, W7.5, W8.253
PRJEB51840Silicon mitigates potassium deficiency by enhanced remobilization and modulated potassium transporter regulation24Potassium, SiliconIrinaroot, shoot24 days oldwith +K+Si, with +K-Si, with -K+Si, with -K-Si3
PRJEB52944RNA-seq on touch responses in cereals12TouchMorexsecond leaftwo leaves visible0 min after touch treatment, 1 h after touch treatment, 2 h after touch treatment, 25 min after touch treatment3
PRJEB53837Conserved signalling components coordinate epidermal patterning and cuticle deposition in barley12Cuticular wax, StomataBW111, BW122, Bowmanbasal leaf10 day old4
PRJEB60437RNA-seq of drought response and drought recovery in barley (cv. Golden Promise) on a lysimeter platform15Drought, RewateringGolden Promisesecond leaf12 days control, 12 days drought, 12 days rewatering, 41 days control, 41 days drought, 41 days rewatering, 43 days control, 43 days drought, 43 days rewatering3
PRJEB60848Multi-omics insights into the positive role of strigolactone perception in barley drought response8Mutant, Drought, hvd14.dSebastian, Sebastian hvd14.dleaf25 days after sowingdrought stress4
PRJEB60969Multi-omics insights into the positive role of strigolactone perception in barley drought response8Mutant, Drought, hvd14.dSebastian, Sebastian hvd14.dleaf25 days after sowingcontrol4
PRJEB634318Mutant, Laxatum Bowman, Lax.aglume, spike meristem, stamenimmature, primodium3
PRJEB64639The barley pan-genome reveals the hidden legacy of mutation breeding326Genome annotationAkashinriki, B1K-04-12, Barke, Clipper, Golden Promise, HOR_10350, HOR_13821, HOR_13942, HOR_21599, HOR_3081, HOR_3365, HOR_7552, HOR_8148, HOR_9043, Hockett, Igri, Morex, OUN333, RGT Planet, Stirling, ZDM01467, ZDM02064caryopsis, embryo, inflorescence, root, seedling epicotyl3
PRJEB65284Adaptive diversification through structural variation in barley18Rachilla hair length, srh1BW-NIL-srh1, Barke, Bowman, Morexspikelet rachillarachilla hair elongation, rachilla hair initiation3
PRJEB66271Drought-induced molecular changes in crown of various barley phytohormone mutants139Mutant, Drought, hvdwarf14.dBW827, BW828, BW885, Bowman, Sebastian, Uzu, hvdwarf14.dcrown root4 week old1 day control, 1 day drought, 10 day control, 10 day drought, 3 day control, 3 day drought4
PRJEB7729Bacteria-Triggered Systemic Immunity in Barley Is Associated with WRKY and ETHYLENE RESPONSIVE FACTORs But Not with Salicylic Acid17DiseaseBarkeleaf3 leaf stagelocal Psj, local Xtc, local mock, systemic Psj, systemic Xtc, systemic mock3
PRJNA1002593Diethyl ether anaesthesia inhibits de-etiolation of barley seedlings by locking them in intermediate skoto-photomorphogenetic state20Light response, Diethyl etherMorexseedling7 day old6h illuminated control, 6h illuminated etherized, Dark-grown control, Dark-grown etherized5
PRJNA1008702Heat-stress-responsive HvHSFA2e gene regulates the heat and drought tolerance in barley through modulation of phytohormone and secondary metabolic pathways4Mutant, Heat stress, HvHSFA2eGolden Promiseleaf5 week oldtransgenic HvHSFA2e, wild type2
PRJNA1014924Comparative transcriptome analysis of major lodging resistant factors in hulless barley30Lodging194, 360stemearly stem formation, filling, late flowering, mature, stem formation3
PRJNA1027084A splicing site change between exon 5 and 6 of the nuclear-encoded chloroplast-localized HvYGL8 gene results in reduced chlorophyll content and plant height in barley6Mutant, Leaf colour, YGL8Morex, YGL8leafstem elongation3
PRJNA1029507Coordinated Transcriptome and Metabolome Analyses of a Barley hvhggt Mutant Reveal a Critical Role of Tocotrienols in Endosperm Starch Accumulation12Mutant, Grain starch, hvhggtGolden Promiseendosperm16 dap, 8 dapmutant hvhggt, wild type3
PRJNA188758High-throughput transcriptome analysis of barley (Hordeum vulgare) exposed to excessive boron4BoronSaharaleaf, root14 day seedlings1000uM Boron, 50uM Boron1
PRJNA227167Transcriptome Assembly and Analysis of Tibetan Hulless Barley (Hordeum vulgare L. var. nudum) Developing Grains, with Emphasis on Quality Properties2Hulless landracesNimubai or XQ754grainPooled 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25 days after pollination (dap)1
PRJNA2531601Hulless landracesDulihuang6 pooled tissuespooled seedling, anther, pollen, ovary, and milky seed1
PRJNA257018Direct links between the vernalization response and other key traits of cereal crops2Vernalization, Transgene, VRS1-HAGolden Promisewhole seedling minus rootsL2 stageVRN-HA OE, control1
PRJNA261456Transcriptome profiling reveals mosaic genomic origins of modern cultivated barley21Wild barley, DiversityAlexis, Amagi Nijo, Beiqing, ECI-2-0, ECI-6-0, Esterel, Franka, Himala2, Iran-6-26, Padanggamu, TX9425, Tabigha-B-63, Tabigha-T-0, Turkey-19-24, XZ12, XZ15, XZ174, XZ181, XZ2, XZ21, Yiwuerlengleaf25 days after germinationgrowth room1
PRJNA275710Involvement of Alternative Splicing in Barley Seed Germination8Germinating seedBass, Baudin, Harrington, Stirlinggerminating embryo24h imbibing, 48h imbibingpetri dish1
PRJNA292371The barley immune receptor Mla recognizes multiple pathogens and contributes to host range dynamics2DiseaseAbed Binder 12, Russellleaffirst leaf fully expanded; second leaf emerging1
PRJNA294716Differential transcriptomic responses to Fusarium graminearum infection in two barley quantitative trait loci associated with Fusarium head blight resistance48Disease, FusariumLacey and IL, M69 and ILspike2-3 days after their complete emergence from the boot48h control, 48hai Fusarium, 96h control, 96hai Fusarium3
PRJNA295482Deciphering Mineral Homeostasis in Barley Seed Transfer Cells at Transcriptional Level15Grain transfer cells, IronQuenchgrain transfer cells18 days after anthesis24h after foliar application of iron, 24h after foliar application of zinc, 6h after foliar application of iron, 6h after foliar application of zinc, untreated3
PRJNA309882Genomic adaptation to drought in wild barley is driven by edaphic natural selection at the Tabigha Evolution Slope124DroughtECI-2-0-CT, ECI-2-120, ECI-2-122, ECI-2-123, ECI-2-124, ECI-6-0-CT, ECI-6-143, ECI-6-144, ECI-6-146, ECI-6-148, Nure, Tremois, Triumph, ZDM04815, ZDM04817, ZDM04908, ZDM06853, ZDM07571, ZDM07612, ZDM07646, ZDM07648, ZDM07747, ZDM08108, ZDM08141, ZDM08205, ZDM08217, ZDM08841, ZDM08846leafreproductive, seedling, vegative, 0 Days recovery from cold, 0 hours cold, 1 Days recovery from cold, 16 hours cold, 3 Days recovery from cold, 6 Days recovery from cold, control, long term mild drought3
PRJNA315041RNA-seq reveals few differences in resistant and susceptible responses of barley to infection by the spot blotch pathogen Bipolaris sorokiniana87Disease, CochliobolusMorex, Morex MUTseedling14 days until the second leaf was fully expandedC. sativus 12hpi, C. sativus 24hpi, C. sativus 36hpi, mock control 12h, mock control 24h, mock control 36h3
PRJNA316037Transcriptome analysis revealed the drought-responsive genes in Tibetan hulless barley9DroughtHimalaya 10leafseedling15.5% RMSC, 21.1% RSMC, 27.5% RSMC, 2h recovery 4.8-33.4%, 33.4% RSMC, 4.8% RMSC, 4h recovery 4.8-33.4%, 8h recovery 4.8-33.4%, 9.8% RMSC1
PRJNA321264Comparative Transcriptome Analysis Revealed Genes Commonly Responsive to Varied Nitrate Stress in Leaves of Tibetan Hulless Barley8NitrogenZangqing 320leaf2 weeks oldfree nitrate 0mM/l, high nitrate 40mM/l, low nitrate 0.04mM/l, optimal nitrate 4mM/l2
PRJNA324116Heat Stress Affects Pi-related Genes Expression and Inorganic Phosphate Deposition/Accumulation in Barley10HeatRolaproot, shoot2 weeks oldcontrol 22C, heat 35.5C3
PRJNA324838ELIGULUM-A Regulates Lateral Branch and Leaf Development in Barley7Mutant, TillerBowman, cul2, cul2 rob1 progenitor, eli-a, eli-a rob1crown14 day2
PRJNA326683Generalist and Specialist Mite Herbivores Induce Similar Defense Responses in Maize and Barley but Differ in Susceptibility to Benzoxazinoids28Spider miteMorexleafV5-30 days oldinfested Banks grass mite 24hr, infested Banks grass mite 2hr, infested two-spotted spider mite 24 hr, infested two-spotted spider mite 2hr, non-infested, wounded 24 hr, wounded 2hr4
PRJNA343614Comparative transcriptome analysis of barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) glossy mutant using RNA-Seq3Mutant, Cuticular wax, glossySupi 3spikesfloweralbino-lemma mutant, control, gloss mutant1
PRJNA354889Transcriptional Dynamics of Grain Development in Barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)8Grain developmentClippergrain13 dpa, 18 dpa, 3 dpa, 8 dpa2
PRJNA376252The barley immune receptor Mla recognizes multiple pathogens and contributes to host range dynamics1Disease, PucciniaAramirleaffirst leaf fully exanded, partial second leaf12 days infected with Puccinia stiiformis f. sp. hordei isolate B01/21
PRJNA378334The barley immune receptor Mla recognizes multiple pathogens and contributes to host range dynamics6Disease, Puccinia, DiversityCI 16147, CI 16153, CIho 4196, Haruna Nijo, Manchurialeaffirst leaf fully expanded, second leaf emerging1
PRJNA37858224Hulless grain, GlucanRILhulless grain15d-40d1
PRJNA378723The barley immune receptor Mla recognizes multiple pathogens and contributes to host range dynamics55Disease, DiversityBCD12, BCD47, Barke, Baronesse, Betzes, Bowman, CI 16139, Commander, Duplex, Emir, Finniss, Fong Tien, Golden Promise, Grannenlose Zweizeilige, HOR 1428, Heils Franken, Hindmarsh, I 5, Igri, Maritime, Pallas, Q21861, Sultan 5, SusPtrit, WBDC 008, WBDC 013, WBDC 085, WBDC 109, WBDC 110, WBDC 172, WBDC 259leaffirst leaf2
PRJNA382490Transcriptome of barley under three different heavy metal stress reaction36Heavy metal, CadmiumMorexroot, shootseedlingcadmium treatment control, cadmium treatment treated, copper treatment control, copper treatment treated, zinc treatment control, zinc treatment treated3
PRJNA392197Characterization of genome-wide variations induced by gamma-ray radiation in barley using RNA-Seq6Mutant, Dwarf, Vla-MTBowman mutant, Vlamingh mutant, Vlamingh wild typeleaf3 leaf, 4 leaf, 5 leaf2
PRJNA400519Reference gene selection for quantitative RT-PCR normalisation in barley under low-nitrogen stress, based on RNAseq data12NitrogenBI-04, BI-45root, shoot4th leaf0h after low N, 1h after low N, 24h after low N4
PRJNA412872Transcriptome reprogramming due to the introduction of a barley telosome into bread wheat affects more barley genes than wheat6Wheat/barley, 7HLBetzesleafZadok 11 (first leaf emerged)6
PRJNA430281Molecular Mechanisms of Acclimatization to Phosphorus Starvation and Recovery Underlying Full-Length Transcriptome Profiling in Barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)72PhosphorusGN121 low P tolerant, GN42 low P sensitiveleaf, rootHydroponics: Day 19 post transplant sampling, Hydroponics: Day 22 post transplant sampling, Hydroponics: Day 3 post transplant sampling, Hydroponics: Day 3 post transplant sampling , hydroponics: Day 19 post transplant samplinglow phosphorus, normal phosphorus, recovery with normal phosphorus3
PRJNA431836WRKY Transcription Factors Associated With NPR1-Mediated Acquired Resistance in Barley Are Potential Resources to Improve Wheat Resistance to Puccinia triticina30Disease, Pseudomonas, NPR1Golden Promise, HvNPR1-KD, wNPR1-OEleafseedling stageP. syringae DC3000 infiltration, water infiltration control7
PRJNA432492Subfamily-Specific Specialization of RGH1/MLA Immune Receptors in Wild Barley56Disease, Mla locus, DiversityB1K-04-08, B1K-04-13, B1K-05-11, B1K-06-07, B1K-07-02, B1K-11-05, B1K-12-06, B1K-13-01, B1K-15-07, B1K-21-08, B1K-21-11, B1K-21-20, B1K-27-02, B1K-27-11, B1K-28-10, B1K-29-20, B1K-31-01, B1K-32-08, B1K-33-19, B1K-34-04, B1K-35-04, B1K-35-08, B1K-36-05, B1K-39-02, B1K-39-20, B1K-41-03, B1K-49-18, CIho14013 (MLA35-1), HID-104, HID-137, HID-138, HID-140, HID-145, HID-149, HID-160, HID-213, HID-230, HID-302, HID-307, HID-308, HID-310, HID-386, HID-4, HID-53, HID-65, HID-8-1, HP-10-4, HP-15-1, HP-20-1, HP-34-3, IGV 3-009 (MLA9), IGV 3-066 (MLA23), Nigrate (MLA30-1), PI12709 (MLA38-1), RS20-1xKiebitzB (MLA18-2), not collectedleaf2 weeks, 2 weeks 16 to 19 hpi mildew1
PRJNA433741Barley RNA viromes in six different geographical regions in Korea6ViromesNot knownleafEarly stage1
PRJNA435959Transcriptomic reprogramming of barley seminal roots by combined water deficit and salt stress31Drought, SaltScarlettrootseedlingcontrol 24h, control 6h, drought 24h, drought 6h, salt 24h, salt 6h, salt+drought 24h, salt+drought 6h4
PRJNA439267Osmotic stress enhances suberization of apoplastic barriers in barley seminal roots: analysis of chemical, transcriptomic and physiological responses24Root, DroughtScarlettroot zone A, root zone B, root zone C2 leaf stage -12dcontrol, water deficit 0.8 MPa PEG 80004
PRJNA471777Gene coexpression network analysis combined with metabonomics reveals the resistance responses to powdery mildew in Tibetan hulless barley30Disease, Mildew, Diversity, HullessQingke G7 resistant, Qingke Z13 sensitiveleaf5 leaves stageBlumeria graminis 0hpi, Blumeria graminis 168hpi, Blumeria graminis 36hpi, Blumeria graminis 6hpi, Blumeria graminis 72hpi3
PRJNA482688Laser-Capture Microdissection RNA-Sequencing for Spatial and Temporal Tissue-Specific Gene Expression Analysis in Plants60Germinating seed, DevelopmentWI4330embryonic plumule, embryonic radicle, embryonic scutellumgerminating seed 0h, germinating seed 16h, germinating seed 24h, germinating seed 32h, germinating seed 40h, germinating seed 48h, germinating seed 8h0h post germination, 16h post germination, 24h post germination, 32h post germination, 40h post germination, 48h post germination, 8h post germination3
PRJNA489775Emerging crosstalk between two signaling pathways coordinates K+ and Na+ homeostasis in the halophyte Hordeum brevisubulatum12SaltZhongsi No.1root21 day plants1 h 350mM NaCl, 24 h 350mM NaCl, 6 h 350mM NaCl, control3
PRJNA491382Evolutionary Conservation of ABA Signaling for Stomatal Closure4Drought, Wild barleyH. spontaneum X5, H. spontaneum X54leaf epidermisseedlingcontrol, drought1
PRJNA492913The fungal root endophyte Serendipita vermifera displays inter-kingdom synergistic beneficial effects with the microbiota in Arabidopsis thaliana and barley72Disease, Biocontrol, Sebacina & BipolarisGolden Promiseroot7 days old seedlingsLocalised Bipolaris sorokiniana 6dpi, Localised Bs + Systemic Sv 6 pdi, Localised Sebacina vermifera 6 dpi, Localised Sv + Localised Bs 6 pdi, Localised Sv + Systemic Bs 6 pdi, Systemic Bipolaris sorokiniana 6dpi, Systemic Sebacina vermifera 6 pdi, control3
PRJNA507455Adaptive signals of flowering time pathways in wild barley from Israel over 28 generations42Wild barley, DiversityBiet Shean, Eyzariya, Mehola, Mt. Hermon, Rosh Pinna, Sede Boqer, Tabigha basalt, Tabigha terra rosa, Talpiyyot, Wadi QiltleafZadoks Z151
PRJNA514114Bulked segregant RNA-sequencing (BSR-seq) identified a novel rare allele of eIF4E effective against multiple isolates of BaYMV/BaMMV.2Disease, Yellow mosaic virus, DiversityHOR3298xW757/612leafseedlingresistant bulk (16 F2)to BaYMV, susceptible bulk (16 F2) to BaYMV1
PRJNA534414Transcriptomic and presence/absence variation in the barley genome assessed from multi-tissue mRNA sequencing and their power to predict phenotypic traits48Disease, Yellow mosaic virus, DiversityAncap2, CM67, Georgie, HOR12830, HOR1842, HOR383, HOR7985, HOR8160, IG128104, IG128216, IG31424, ItuNative, K10693, K10877, Kharsila, Kombyne, Lakhan, Namhaebori, Sissy, SprattArcher, Unumli-Arpa, W23829/803911apex, leaf, seedling2 months, 5 days, flag leaf1
PRJNA541021Validation and delineation of a locus conferring Fusarium crown rot resistance on 1HL in barley by analysing transcriptomes from multiple pairs of near isogenic lines36Disease, FusariumAwcs079/Awcs276 1, Awcs079/Awcs276 10, Awcs079/Awcs276 11, Awcs079/Awcs276 12, Awcs079/Awcs276 13, Awcs079/Awcs276 14, Awcs079/Awcs276 15, Awcs079/Awcs276 16, Awcs079/Awcs276 17, Awcs079/Awcs276 18, Awcs079/Awcs276 19, Awcs079/Awcs276 2, Awcs079/Awcs276 20, Awcs079/Awcs276 21, Awcs079/Awcs276 22, Awcs079/Awcs276 23, Awcs079/Awcs276 24, Awcs079/Awcs276 25, Awcs079/Awcs276 26, Awcs079/Awcs276 27, Awcs079/Awcs276 28, Awcs079/Awcs276 29, Awcs079/Awcs276 3, Awcs079/Awcs276 30, Awcs079/Awcs276 31, Awcs079/Awcs276 32, Awcs079/Awcs276 33, Awcs079/Awcs276 34, Awcs079/Awcs276 35, Awcs079/Awcs276 36, Awcs079/Awcs276 4, Awcs079/Awcs276 5, Awcs079/Awcs276 6, Awcs079/Awcs276 7, Awcs079/Awcs276 8, Awcs079/Awcs276 9stemseedlingresistant control, resistant infected, susceptible control, susceptible infected3
PRJNA54313372Diversity, Germination rates10/71-10, 1225A, 16, 16/72, 3887, A HOR 1392/58, A HOR 1883/60, ANTARCTICA 06, AUKSINIAJ II, Aigangi, Awnless 5067, BARGIERS, BELADI 2, BR57-754, Belownee, Bon Rudin, C45-10, CIho 1326, CIho 3551, CIho 4208, CIho 6195, CIho 6493, CIho 9955, CNC 201574, CRIOLLA NEGRA, California Mariout, Carmen, Coho, Criolla, DELHI, DZAU-BAPUST MESTNYJ, Featherstone, GAW 89-11, Gem, Giazinskij 395, H HOR 3341/65, HANFUL, HAUTERS PFALZER, Hadaka Mugi, Helena, Junior, KOREKE, Klages, Liland, Line 387, Malteria Heda, Marylin, N14, NUDO BIANCO, NUTANS 45, OSIJESKI 20, Orzo Vulcano 1921, PGR 7393, PI 277387, PI 283439, PI 321842, PI 327685, PI 344914, PI 344918, PI 447100, PI 447207, SEVANNECK, SUVENIR, Sophie, TENDJU-DSHERE, TR212, Tacheng Damai, Ungarn, Ungarn 40, Variegated2 cm of stem and leaf from root collar3-leaf stage1
PRJNA543388Seminal roots of wild and cultivated barley differentially respond to osmotic stress in gene expression, suberization, and hydraulic conductivity24DroughtICB181243seminal root control zone A1, seminal root control zone A2, seminal root control zone A3, seminal root control zone A4, seminal root control zone B1, seminal root control zone B2, seminal root control zone B3, seminal root control zone B4, seminal root control zone C1, seminal root control zone C2, seminal root control zone C3, seminal root control zone C4, seminal root stress -0.8 MPa Zone A1, seminal root stress -0.8 MPa Zone A2, seminal root stress -0.8 MPa Zone A3, seminal root stress -0.8 MPa Zone A4, seminal root stress -0.8 MPa Zone B1, seminal root stress -0.8 MPa Zone B2, seminal root stress -0.8 MPa Zone B3, seminal root stress -0.8 MPa Zone B4, seminal root stress -0.8 MPa Zone C1, seminal root stress -0.8 MPa Zone C2, seminal root stress -0.8 MPa Zone C3, seminal root stress -0.8 MPa Zone C412-day-old seminal rootscontrol, osmotic stress4
PRJNA544271144Diversity, Germination after long term storageANTARCTICA 06, BARGIERS, Carmen, DZAU-BAPUST MESTNYJ, GATAMI, Giazinskij 395, Helena, PI 321842, PI 3449142 cm of stem and leaf from root collar3-leaf stagestored 10 yrs after seed regeneration, stored 13 yrs after seed regeneration, stored 19 yrs after seed regeneration, stored 25 yrs after seed regeneration, stored 30 yrs after seed regeneration, stored 32 yrs after seed regeneration, stored 37 yrs after seed regeneration9
PRJNA546269Transcriptomic and alternative splicing analyses reveal mechanisms of the difference in salt tolerance between barley and rice12SaltXZ26root, shoot7 days old seedlings control, salt stress3
PRJNA558196Time-resolved transcriptome of barley anthers and meiocytes reveals robust and largely stable gene expression changes at meiosis entry18AntherGolden Promiseanther, meiocyte0.3-0.4 mm anthers, 0.5-0.9 mm anthers, 1.0-1.2 mm anthers, 1.3-1.4 mm anthers3
PRJNA558703Identification and characterization of mRNAs and lncRNAs of a barley shrunken endosperm mutant using RNA-seq24Mutant, Shrunken endosperm, sex1Bowman, sex1grain10 daf, 15 daf, 20 daf2
PRJNA563590Validation of barley 2OGO gene as a functional orthologue of Arabidopsis DMR6 gene in Fusarium head blight susceptibility1Genome annotationConlonleaf4 weeks old post germination1
PRJNA566107Novel low-nitrogen stress-responsive long non-coding RNAs (lncRNA) in barley landrace B968 (Liuzhutouzidamai) at seedling stage3NitrogenB968leaf3-leaf stagelow nitrogen, normal nitrogen2
PRJNA578897Integrative Transcriptomic and Proteomic Analyses of Molecular Mechanism Responding to Salt Stress during Seed Germination in Hulless Barley30Salt, GerminationA (lk621 or lk573), B (lk621 or lk573)seed0h germination, 16h germination, 4h germinationcontrol 0h, control 16h, control 4h, salt stress 16h, salt stress 4h3
PRJNA589222ENHANCED GRAVITROPISM 2 encodes a STERILE ALPHA MOTIF -containing protein that controls root growth angle in barley and wheat24Mutant, Root, egt2Morex, egt2root cap, root elongation zone, root meristem3 days4
PRJNA593943Time-resolved transcriptome of barley anthers and meiocytes reveals robust and largely stable gene expression changes at meiosis entry4Germination, EmbryoGolden Promiseembryogerminating embryopetri dish4
PRJNA602700Genome-Wide Analysis of Gene Expression Provides New Insights into Waterlogging Responses in Barley (Hordeum vulgare L.).32WaterloggingDeder2, Yerongroottwo-week old seedlingcontrol 0h, control 120h, control 72h, waterlogged 120h, waterlogged 72h4
PRJNA603008Mildew Locus O facilitates colonization by arbuscular mycorrhiza in angiosperms24Disease, Rhizophagus, mloIngrid Hvmlo1-5, Ingrid wild typeroot17dpi, 26dpicontrol, mycorrhizal3
PRJNA607208Pi-starvation induced transcriptional changes in barley revealed by a comprehensive RNA-Seq and degradome analyses6PhosphorusRolaproot and shoot23 days oldlow Pi, sufficient Pi3
PRJNA607428Rapid Generation and Analysis of a Barley Doubled Haploid Line with Higher Nitrogen Use Efficiency Than Parental Lines by F1 Microspore Embryogenesis18NitrogenBI04, BI045 doubled haploid, BI28leafseedlingscontrol, low nitrogen3
PRJNA612176Overexpression of wheat transcription factor (TaHsfA6b) provides thermotolerance in barley4Heat, Transgene, TaHsfA6bGolden Promiseleaftilleringcontrol, transgenic TaHsfA6b2
PRJNA623643A CYC/TB1-type TCP transcription factor controls spikelet meristem identity in barley6Mutant, Spike, bdi1Aug-49, bdi1spikeyoung spike3
PRJNA629999Molecular evidence for adaptive evolution of drought tolerance in wild cereals132Drought, Wild barley, Diversity114, 115, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 126, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 181, 35leaftilleringcontrol, drought3
PRJNA639036Stem lodging resistance in hulless barley: Transcriptome and metabolome analysis of lignin biosynthesis pathways in contrasting genotypes28Lodging, Wild barley, Diversity12-10556, 13-5171-7, 13-6927, KunLin14, ZDM0260, ZDM0398, ZDM0570, ZDM0674, ZQ690, Zangquing 85nodebooting stageS1 lodging sensitive, S2 lodging sensitive, S3 lodging sensitive, S4 lodging sensitive, S5 lodging sensitive, T1 lodging resistant, T2 lodging resistant, T3 lodging resistant, T4 lodging resistant, T5 lodging resistant3
PRJNA639318The genome and gene editing system of sea barleygrass provide a novel platform for cereal domestication and stress tolerance studies18SaltMorexroot, shoot150mM NaCl, 300mM NaCl, control3
PRJNA642324Comparative Analysis of Morphology, Photosynthetic Physiology, and Transcriptome Between Diploid and Tetraploid Barley Derived From Microspore Culture6PolyploidH30, H30 shoottwo-leaf stagedoubled haploid, tetraploid3
PRJNA658250MADS1 maintains barley spike morphology at high ambient temperatures24Heat, Mutant, MADS1Golden Promise, MADS1 mutantawn primordium, triple moundmature15C, 25C3
PRJNA661163Genome-wide identification of sucrose nonfermenting-1-related protein kinase (SnRK) genes in barley and RNA-seq analyses of their expression in response to ABA treatment24ABA, RootsMorexrootthree-leafABA 1h, ABA 24h, ABA 3h, ABA 6h, control 1h, control 24h, control 3h, control 6h3
PRJNA665933Multi-Omics Analysis Reveals the Mechanism Underlying the Edaphic Adaptation in Wild Barley at Evolution Slope (Tabigha)60Soil adaptationBasalt59, Basalt60, Basalt63, Basalt76, Basalt99, Terra Rossa109, Terra Rossa110, Terra Rossa161, Terra Rossa166, Terra Rossa169leaf, root3 leaf 3
PRJNA668924INTERMEDIUM-M encodes an HvAP2L-H5 ortholog and is required for inflorescence indeterminacy and spikelet determinacy in barley33Inflorescence, Mutant, int-m/dub1Bowman, int-m.1a NIL, int-m.85 NILspikestamen primordium, double ridge, triple mound-spikelet meristem4
PRJNA679445Cuticular transpiration is not affected by enhanced wax and cutin amounts in response to osmotic stress in barley16Osmotic stressICB181243, Scarlettleaf14 days control, osmotic stress -0.8 MPa4
PRJNA681455Phytohormonal and Transcriptomic Response of Hulless Barley Leaf in Response to Powdery Mildew Infection30Disease, Mildew, HullessXila 19 (susceptible), ZYM1288 (resistant)leaf2 leaf stage seedling0 hpi, 12 hpi, 24 hpi, 36 hp, 36 hpi, 5 hpi3
PRJNA681487Transcriptome profiling analysis reveals involvement of SAM cycle and methionine pathway in low potassium tolerance in barley24PotassiumXZ153 (tolerant), ZD9 (sensitive)leaf15 days old1mM, low K (0.01mM)3
PRJNA694675Identification of regulatory factors promoting embryogenic callus formation in barley through transcriptome analysis15Callus formation, EmbryoGolden Promiseimmature embryo, mature embryo14 days post-pollination, mature embryo0h on callus-inducing medium, 24h on callus-inducing medium, 48h on callus-inducing medium3
PRJNA704034Aluminum or Low pH - Which Is the Bigger Enemy of Barley? Transcriptome Analysis of Barley Root Meristem Under Al and Low pH Stress18Aluminium, pHSebastianroot meristem7 days oldpH4 24h, pH4, Al treatment 24h, pH4, Al treatment 7d, pH6 24h, pH6 7d, ph4 7d3
PRJNA722039Genome-wide identification and characterization of Long Non-Coding RNA in barley roots in response to Piriformospora indica colonization9Disease, PiriformosporaSpring barleyroot3 weeks in petri dish 1/2 MS medium3 DAI, 7 DAI, control3
PRJNA728113Transcriptome Alterations of an in vitro-Selected, Moderately Resistant, Two-Row Malting Barley in Response to 3ADON, 15ADON, and NIV Chemotypes of Fusarium graminearum48Disease, Fusarium, MycotoxinCDC Kendall, Normangraingrowth cabinetF. graminearum 15ADON 72h, F. graminearum 15ADON 96h, F. graminearum 3ADON 72h, F. graminearum 3ADON 96h, F. graminearum NIV 72h, F. graminearum NIV 96h, control 72h, control 96h3
PRJNA731362The barley leaf rust resistance gene Rph3 encodes a predicted membrane protein and is induced upon infection by avirulent pathotypes of Puccinia hordei12Disease, PucciniaBW746, Bowmanleaffirst leaf, fully expandedPuccinia, 2 dpi, control 2 dpi3
PRJNA744021Transcriptome and Metabolite Insights into Domestication Process of Cultivated Barley in China29Wild barley, DiversityAibaiyang, Beimai no.4, Cixiyiyeqi, Feite210, HS100, HS101, HS102, HS103, HS104, HS105, HS106, HS107, HS108, HS109, HS18, HS23, HS26, HS30, HS31, HS38, HS39, HS56, HS7, Hamidamai, Huangqingke, Jinxingdamai, Zhenongda no.2, Zhenongda no.3, Zhijiangheshangtouleafseedling1
PRJNA744693Cultivar-, stress duration- and leaf age-specific hub genes and co-expression networks responding to waterlogging in barley48WaterloggingEvergreen (tolerant), Laurikka (sensitive)mature leaf, young leafearly tillering stage T1, tillering stage T257 day controlled, 6 day waterlogged, 63 day control3
PRJNA746688Excess nitrogen responsive HvMADS27 transcription factor controls barley root architecture by regulating abscisic acid level18NitrogenGolden Promise, Golden Promise MADS27kd, Golden Promise MADS27oxrootseedlingcontrol, high N3
PRJNA749617Comparative transcriptome analysis reveals compatible and recalcitrant genotypic response of barley microspore-derived embryogenic callus toward Agrobacterium infection45AgrobacteriumGanPi6 (compatible), Hong99 (recalcitrant), L07 (compatible)microspore-derived embryogenic callus0hpi LBA4404, 12hpi LBA4404, 24hpi LBA4404, 2hpi LBA4404, 6hpi LBA44043
PRJNA752285Highly Conserved Evolution of Aquaporin PIPs and TIPs Confers Their Crucial Contribution to Flowering Process in Plants29Floret openingHu 1154anther, glume, leaf, lodicule, pistil, rachis, root, stemflowering stage, stage 1 of glume opening and closing, stage 2 of glume opening and closing, stage 3 of glume opening and closing, stage 4 of glume opening and closing, stage 5 of glume opening and closing, stage 6 of glume opening and closing3
PRJNA755156BaRTv2: a highly resolved barley reference transcriptome for accurate transcript?specific RNA?seq quantification20Genome annotationBarke3rd stem internode, coleoptile, embryo, etiolated leaf, grain, inflorescence, leaf, lemma, lodicule, palea, peduncle, rachis, root, roots, seedling, shoot apex, 14 day, 15dpa, 23 day, 35 day, 50 day, 55 day, 5dpa, 6 day, Rhyncosporium infected, cold stress, heat stress, salt stress1
PRJNA764780Transcriptome Profiling of Barley Cultivar Hua 30 MDEC in Response to Agrobacterium Infection15AgrobacteriumHua 30microspore-derived embryogenic calli21 day0h LBA4404, 0h LBA4405, 0h LBA4406, 12h LBA4404, 24h LBA4404, 2h LBA4404, 6h LBA44043
PRJNA768999Barley resistance gene sequence capture with and without Rhopalosiphum padi rearing21142-31, 142-93, 252-33, 252-61, Barke, Hsp, Linaleaf14 dayscontrol3
PRJNA771492Phenotypic and transcriptomic characterization of an ABA-sensitive mutant generated by microspore embryogenesis in barley12ABA, Mutant, abas1Hua 30, abas1 (ABA sensitive)leaftwo-leaf stage old hydroponically grown seedlings75 micromoles/L ABA 7d, control3
PRJNA777659Combined RNA-seq and Phenotype Analysis Reveals a Potential Molecular Mechanism of the Difference in Grain Size of Naked Barley From the Qinghai -Tibetan Plateau24Grain sizeBeiqing 3 (large grain), Line 3,917 (small grain)kernel15-days after flowering, 22-days after flowering, 4-days after flowering, 8-days after flowering15DAF, 22DAF, 4DAF, 8DAF3
PRJNA781996Physiological and Transcriptome Indicators of Salt Tolerance in Wild and Cultivated Barley8SaltMona, spontaneum a salt-tolerant genotype, no. 395leafproductive300 mM salt stress, control2
PRJNA792270A Survey Using High-Throughput Sequencing Suggests That the Diversity of Cereal and Barley Yellow Dwarf Viruses Is Underestimated8Viriome, BYDV evolutionLaureate, Smoothleaf8 week old plantsBYDV-PAS & BYDV-PAV5
PRJNA797690Integrative metabolomic and transcriptomic analyses reveal the mechanisms of Tibetan hulless barley grain coloration27Grain colorationZang 0119, Zang 0123, Zang 0131seedgrain color-changing, grain developmental, mature grain3
PRJNA810255Plastidic G6PDH and root structure regulation are essential for high nitrogen use efficiency in highland barley adaptation to low nitrogen12NitrogenQinghai-Tibet Plateau, loess Plateauroot10 days oldcontrol, low N3
PRJNA812745Comparative transcriptomic and epigenetic analyses reveal conserved and divergent regulatory pathways in barley response to temperature stresses18Cold, HeatE-pi 2shootseedling14C for 24 hours, 14C for 48 hours, 22C for 24 hours, 22C for 48 hours, 38C for 24 hours, 38C for 48 hours3
PRJNA815889Genome-wide identification of WD40 transcription factors and their regulation of the MYB-bHLH-WD40 (MBW) complex related to anthocyanin synthesis in Qingke (Hordeum vulgare L. var. nudum Hook. f.)18Grain colorationKunlun10, Nierumuzhaseedcoat3
PRJNA832317Comparative Analysis of Transcriptome Profiles Reveals the Mechanisms in the Difference of Low Potassium Tolerance among Cultivated and Tibetan Wild Barleys36PotassiumXZ141 (low K sensitive), XZ153 (low K tolerant), ZD9 (low K sensitive)shootseedling0.01 mM K (low K) for 15d, 0.01 mM K (low K) for 48h, 1.0 mM K (control) for 15d, 1.0 mM K (control) for 48h3
PRJNA849931Chloroplast activity provides in vitro regeneration capability in contrasting cultivars4Regeneration efficiency, CallusDWRB91, Golden Promisecallus31 day old2
PRJNA85237512Disease, Barley stripe virusKunlun14, Z1141leafnormal leaf, sick leaf (leaf stripe)3
PRJNA852376SWEET11b transports both sugar and cytokinin in developing barley grains18Transgenic, SWEET11bGolden Promise, Golden Promise SWEET11b RNAigrain12 day, 18 day, 6 day3
PRJNA861888Characterization of Glossy Spike Mutants and Identification of Candidate Genes Regulating Cuticular Wax Synthesis in Barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)6Mutant, Cuticular wax, Cer-GN108-DM042, 08-DM042 Cer-GN1spikeheading3
PRJNA863083Barley Ror1 encodes a class XI myosin required for mlo-based broad-spectrum resistance to the fungal powdery mildew pathogen7Disease, MildewIngridleaf0h infection B. hordei isolate K1, 18h infection B. hordei isolate K1, 6h infection B. hordei isolate K1, noninfected2
PRJNA866193Integrated GWAS and transcriptomic analysis reveal the candidate salt-responding genes regulating Na+/K+ balance in barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)12SaltCM72leafseedling0h 300 mM salt, 12h 300 mM salt, 3h 300 mM salt, 48h 300 mM salt3
PRJNA875119Transcriptomic changes in barley leaves induced by alcohol ethoxylates indicate potential pathways of surfactant detoxification.12Surfactant responseBrijL4 1, BrijL4 2, BrijL4 3, BrijL4 4, C12E4 1, C12E4 2, C12E4 3, C12E4 4, Control 1, Control 2, Control 3, Control 4leaf14dayscontrol, spray BrijL4 0.1%, spray C12E4 0.1%4
PRJNA877794Role of reactive oxygen species in lesion mimic formation and conferred basal resistance to Fusarium graminearum in barley lesion mimic mutant 53866Disease, Mutant, Hypersensitive response, FusariumTamalpais, Tamalpais (lesion mimic mutant 5368)flag leaf3
PRJNA878682Barley FASCIATED EAR genes determine inflorescence meristem size and yield traits12Mutant, InflorescenceGolden Promise, Golden Promise mutantinflorescenceW2.0, W3.53
PRJNA886698Nutrient regulation of lipochitooligosaccharide recognition in plants via NSP1 and NSP242Phosphorus, NitrogenGolden Promise GP, Golden Promise MtNSP1ox, Golden Promise MtNSP2ox, Golden Promise nsp1, Golden Promise nsp2whole rootwith +P+N, with +P-N, with -P+N, with -P-N3
PRJNA88843518DroughtHulless barley (drought resistant), Hulless barley (drought sensitive)4 h drought, 48 h drought, 48h drought, 4h drought, control3
PRJNA889532Transcriptome analysis of barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) under waterlogging stress, and overexpression of the HvADH4 gene confers waterlogging tolerance in transgenic Arabidopsis18WaterloggingFranklin, TX9425root4 leaf stage24h waterlogging, 72h waterlogging, control3
PRJNA890449Isolation and characterization of the gene HvFAR1 encoding acyl-CoA reductase from the cer-za.227 mutant of barley (Hordeum vulgare) and analysis of the cuticular barrier functions12Mutant, Cuticular waxBonus, Bowman, Fomaleaf14 day oldAllele 1 M1, Allele 1 M2, Allele 2 M1, Allele 2 M2, Allele 3 M1, Allele 3 M2, WT mutant 1 (WT-M1), WT mutant 1 (WT-M2), control2
PRJNA892763Integrated GWAS and transcriptomic analysis reveal the candidate salt-responding genes regulating Na+/K+ balance in barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)12SaltGairdnerleafseedling12h 300mM salt, 48h 300mM salt, 4h 300mM salt, control3
PRJNA896249Transcriptome and Metabolome Reveal the Molecular Mechanism of Barley Genotypes Underlying the Response to Low Nitrogen and Resupply72NitrogenW20, W26leaf, root18 day seedling, 21 day seedling, 3 day seedlingcontrol, low N (0.4mM), normal N (2mM)3
PRJNA902282Response of salt stress resistance in highland barley (Hordeum vulgare L. var. nudum) through phenylpropane metabolic pathway17SaltHighland barleyseedlingseedling 1 day 240mM salt spray, 3 day 240mM salt spray, 5 day 240mM salt spray, 7 day 240mM salt spray, control 3 day, control 5 day4
PRJNA906074Transcriptional Signatures in Contrasting Cultivars of Barley During Early Reproductive Development of Meristem4Development, MeristemGolden Promise, RD2715meristemdouble ridge early spike2
PRJNA908121The responses of two highland barley cultivars, ES (a variety sensitive to dark-induced leaf yellowing) and LS (a variety tolerant to dark-induced leaf yellowing), to dark-induced leaf senescence18Dark-induced, Leaf senescenceDulihuang, Kunlun-12leaf12 days olddark induced 0 day, dark induced 3 day, dark induced 6 day3
PRJNA9108273Pollen, StigmaMorexstigma3
PRJNA922199Fine mapping of a Fusarium crown rot resistant locus on chromosome arm 6HL in barley by exploiting near isogenic lines, transcriptome profiling, and a large near isogenic line-derived population34Disease, Fusarium6H_NIL1 resistant isoline, 6H_NIL1 susceptible isoline, 6H_NIL2 resistant isoline, 6H_NIL2 susceptible isoline, 6H_NIL3 resistant isoline, 6H_NIL3 susceptible isolinestemseedling4dpi fusarium, control3
PRJNA924522A pathogen-induced putative NAC transcription factor mediates leaf rust resistance in barley36Disease, PucciniaBW758, Bowman, Cebada capaleafseedling24 h control, 24 h dpi Puccinia hordei, 6 day control, 6 days dpi Puccinia hordei3
PRJNA932465Barley RNA-seq reads and Ribo-seq reads under normal nitrogen supply and low nitrogen stress12NitrogenB016, B068leafseedlingcontrol, low N3
PRJNA934830Genome-wide association mapping and transcriptomic analysis reveal key drought-responding genes in barley seedlings12DroughtBCS24, BCS8leafsecond fully expanded leaves7 days drought, control3
PRJNA938131Molecular insights into the responses of barley to yellow mosaic disease through transcriptome analysis18Disease, BaMMVDan 2, Nongke 1?6, Zaoshu 3leafBaMMV-infected leaves, BaYMV and BaMMV-infected leaves, non-infected leaves, resistant leaves3
PRJNA944156Core promoterome of barley embryo6Development, EmbryoMorexembryo24 dap, 4 dag, 8 dap2
PRJNA946963Transcriptome profiling of barley in response to mineral and organic fertilizers5NitrogenAnnileaf10 t per hectare organic N, 40 kg per hectare mineral N, 80 kg per hectare mineral N, control mineral N, control organic N1
PRJNA961215Transcriptome sequencing and analysis of hulless barley cultivars (Hordeum vulgare L.) differing distinctly in beta-glucan content18Grain starch, HullessGan Ken 5, Yan Shi Luo 1, Zang Qing 25grain21 dpa3
PRJNA962512Genome-wide analysis of the MADS-box gene family involved in salt and waterlogging tolerance in barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)64SaltNasoNijo, TX9425leaf, root3 leaf seedling10d 300mM salt, 1h 300mM salt, 1h waterlogging, 2 weeks waterlogging, 24h 300mM salt, 72h waterlogging, control2
PRJNA979839Identification and Cloning of a Putative Male Fertility Gene Encoding an Oxidosqualene Cyclase in Qingke17Development, AntherQingke-Ximala 22, Qingke-Zangqing 2000spikeafter completion of pollination, white anther, yellow anther3
PRJNA980246Multi-omics responses of barley seedlings to low- and high-LET irradiation: in search for crop radioresistance improvement15IrradiationFox 1leaf7 days old seedlingcontrol, electron irradiation, gamma irradiation, neutron irradiation, proton irradiation3
PRJNA984259Zeocin-induced DNA damage response in barley and its dependence on ATR12Mutant, hvatr.gSebastian, mutant hvatr.groot apices7 days old seedling500 micrograms/ml zeocin, control3
PRJNA988922Spatiotemporal transcriptomic plasticity in barley roots: unravelling water deficit responses in distinct root zones52DroughtMorexroot cap and meristem, root differentiation zone, root elongation zoneseedling24h after water deficit stress, 24h control, 48h after water deficit stress, 48h control, 6h after water deficit stress, 6h control3
PRJNA999383Integrated Transcriptomics and Metabolomics Analyses Provide Insights into Qingke in Response to Cold Stress33ColdXimala 23, Zangqing 2000leafseedling-5C for 24h, -8C for 24h, 0C for 24h, 12C for 24h, 24C control, 5C for 24h3