Obras realizadas

Proyectos de investigación más relevantes

1. Título del proyecto: Estructuración de la variabilidad y mejora del maíz de uso industrial adaptado a las condiciones meridionales de Europa. Entidad financiadora: Comunidad Económica Europea. Duración: Enero 1991- Diciembre 1994. Investigador principal: Armand Boyat

2. Título del proyecto: Implementation of the European network for evaluation, conservation and utilisation of the European maize landraces genetic resources. Entidad financiadora: Unión Europea. Duración: 1997 – 2001. Investigador principal: Jacques Dallard

3. Título del proyecto: Estudio de la heterosis entre poblaciones europeas de maíz. Entidad financiadora: MEC. Duración: 2000-2001. Investigador principal: Rosa Ana Malvar Pintos

4. Título del proyecto: Maíces ecológicos para usos alimentarios. Entidad financiadora: Xunta de Galicia. (PGIDIT03RAG15E). Duración: 2003-2006. Investigador Principal: Pedro Revilla Temiño

5. Título del proyecto: Conservación y caracterización de variedades españolas autóctonas de maíz (Zea mays L.). Entidad financiadora: INIA (RF03-007-C3-1). Duración: 2004-2006. Investigador principal: Pedro Revilla Temiño

6. Título del proyecto: Mejora genética de la resistencia del maíz al frío en germinación. Entidad financiadora: Xunta de Galicia (PGIDIT04RAG03006PR). Duración: 2004-2006. Investigador principal: Pedro Revilla Temiño

7. Título del proyecto: Procesado e conservación de grano y productos derivados de maíces ecológicos. Entidad financiadora: Xunta de Galicia. Duración: mayo 2007- abril 2010. Investigador principal: Arsenio Landa Velón (por la empresa) y Pedro Revilla Temiño (Misión Biológica de Galicia, CSIC).

8. Título del proyecto: Integración de mapeo y fenotipado para identificar alelos para construir ideotipos europeos de maíz. Entidad financiadora: Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación. Subprograma Euroinvestigación: 163000 €. Duración: 1 de marzo de 2009 a 28 de febrero de 2012. Investigador principal: Pedro Revilla Temiño.

Proyecto coordinado: “From diversity to energy: integration of advanced mapping and phenotyping methods to identify key alleles for building maize energy ideotypes”, del programa “Scientific and Technological Cooperation in Plant Genome Research as basis of the Knowledge Based Bio- Economy”. Coordinador: Alain Charcosset, INRA. Financiación total 4.670.793.

9. Título del proyecto: Estructuración de la variabilidad del maíz argelino para constituir una colección nuclear. Entidad financiadora: Agencia Española de Cooperación internacional y Desarrollo. Duración: 2010. Investigadores principales: Pedro Revilla Temiño (Misión Biolóigica de Galicia) y Lakhdar Khelifi (École Nationale Supérieure Agronomique). Duración: 16 de enero de 2010 a 16 de enero de 2011. Financiación total: 15500 €.

10. Título del proyecto: Mejora genética de maíz para usos con mayor valor añadido. Organismo financiador: Programa estatal de investigación, desarrollo e innovación orientada a los retos de la sociedad (AGL2013-48852-C3-1-R). Periodo: 2014-2016. Investigadores principales: P Revilla y A Ordás, Misión Biológica de Galicia. Financiación: 180.000 Euros

Publicaciones Científicas más relevantes

1.Revilla P, WF Tracy. 1995. Isozyme variation and phylogenetic relationships among open-pollinated sweet corn cultivars. Crop Science 35:219-227.

2.Revilla P, WF Tracy. 1995. Morphological characterization and classification of open-pollinated sweet corn cultivars. J Amer Soc Hort Sci 120:112-118.

3.Revilla P, WF Tracy. 1997. Heterotic patterns among open-pollinated sweet corn cultivars. J Amer Soc Hort Sci 122:319-324.

4.Revilla P, MI Vales, RA Malvar, A Ordás. 1997. Allozyme frequencies, heterozygosity and genetic distances following S1 recurrent selection in two synthetic maize populations. Theor Appl Genet 95:1057-1061.

5.Revilla P, RA Malvar, ME Cartea, A Ordás. 1998. Identifying open-pollinated populations of field corn as sources of cold tolerance for improving sweet corn. Euphytica 101: 239-247.

6.Revilla P, P Soengas, RA Malvar, ME Cartea, A. Ordás. 1998. Isozyme variation and Historical relationships among the maize races of Spain. Maydica 43:175-182.

7.Revilla P, A Butrón, RA Malvar, A Ordás. 1999. Relationships among kernel weight, early vigor, and growth in maize. Crop Sci 39:654-658.

8.Revilla P, P Velasco, RA Malvar, P Soengas, A Ordás. 2000. Variability for phase transition among races of maize and related wild forms. Maydica. 45:35-44.

9.Revilla P, RA Malvar, MC Abuín, B Ordás, P Soengas, A Ordás. 2000. Genetic background effect on germination of su1 maize and viability of the su1 allele. Maydica 45:109-111.

10.Revilla P, RA Malvar, ME Cartea, A Butrón, A Ordás. 2000. Inheritance of cold tolerance at emergence and during early season growth in maize. Crop Sci 40:1579-1585.

11.Revilla P, P Velasco, MI Vales, RA Malvar, A Ordás. 2000. Cultivar heterosis between sweet and Spanish field corn. J Amer Soc Hort Sci 125:684-688.

12.Revilla P, RA Malvar, ME Cartea, P Soengas, A Ordás. 2002. Heterotic relationships among European maize inbreds. Euphytica 126:259-264.

13.Revilla P, RA Malvar, A Butrón, WF Tracy, BG Abedon, A Ordás. 2002. Response to selection for the timing of vegetative phase transition in a maize population. Crop Sci 42: 1471-1474.

14.Revilla P, JR Hotchkiss, WF Tracy. 2003. Cold tolerance evaluation in a diallel among open-pollinated sweet corn cultivars. HortScience 38: 88-91.

15.Revilla P, P Soengas, ME Cartea, RA Malvar, A Ordás. 2003. Isozyme variability among European maize populations and the introduction of maize in Europe. Maydica 48:141-152.

16.Revilla P, RA Malvar, A Butrón, WF Tracy, BG Abedon, A Ordás. 2004. Genetics of the timing of vegetative phase transition in a maize population. Plant Breed 123:585-586.

17.Ordás B, RA Malvar, P Soengas, A Ordás, P Revilla. 2004. Sugary1 inbreds to improve sugary enhander1 hybrids of sweet corn for adaptation to cold areas with short growing seasons. Maydica 49 :279-288.

18.Revilla P, WF Tracy, P Soengas, B Ordás, A Ordás, RA Malvar. 2005. Vegetative phase transition and corn borer resistance of shrunken2 versus sugary1 sweet corn near-isogenic inbred lines. J. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 130 :64-67.

19.Ordás B, P Revilla, P Soengas, A Ordás, RA Malvar. 2005. Sugary enhancer1 inbreds to improve the quality of sugary1 hybrids of sweet corn. J. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 130 :68-74.

20.Malvar RA, P Revilla, A Butrón, B Gouesnard, A Boyat, P Soengas, A Álvarez, A Ordás. 2005. Performance of crosses among French and Spanish maize populations across environments. Crop Sci 45 :1052-1057.

21.Revilla P, MC Abuín, RA Malvar, P Soengas, B Ordás, A Ordás. 2005. Genetic variation between Spanish and American versions of sweet corn inbred lines. Plant Breed 124:268-271.

22.Revilla P, RA Malvar, P Velasco, A Butrón, WF Tracy, BG Abedon, A Ordás. 2005. Effects of selection for the timing of vegetative phase transition on corn borer (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae and Crambidae) damage. J Econ Entomol 98:982-987.

23.Revilla P, P Velasco, RA Malvar, A Ordás. 2006. Variability among maize inbred lines for seed longevity. Gen Res Crop Evol 53:771-777.

24.Ordás B, G Padilla, RA Malvar, A Ordás, VM Rodríguez, P Revilla. 2006. Cold tolerance improvement of sugary enhancer1 hybrids of sweet corn. Maydica 51:567-574.

25.Revilla P, A Boyat, Á Álvarez, B Gouesnard, P Soengas, A Ordás, RA Malvar. 2006. Heterotic patterns among French and Spanish maize populations. Maydica 51:525-535.

26.Revilla P, VM Rodríguez, RA Malvar, A Butrón, A Ordás. 2006. Comparison among sweet corn heterotic patterns. J Amer Soc Hort Sci 131:388-392.

27.Revilla P, RA Malvar, VM Rodríguez, A Butrón, B Ordás y A Ordás. 2006. Variation of sugary1 and shrunken2 frequency in different maize genetic backgrounds. Plant Breed 25:478-481.

28.Revilla P, A Boyat, A Álvarez, B Gouesnard, B Ordás, VM Rodríguez, A Ordás, RA Malvar. 2006. Contribution of autochthonous maize populations for adaptation to European conditions. Euphytica 152:275-282.

29.Revilla P, Butrón A, Ordás B, Soengas P, Ordás A, Malvar RA. 2007. Corn borer (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae and Crambidae) resistance of the main races of Maize from North America. J Econ Entomol 100: 209-214.

30.Rodríguez VM, A Butrón, G Sandoya, A Ordás, P Revilla. 2007. Combining maize base germplasm for cold tolerance breeding. Crop Sci 47:1467-1474

31.Rodríguez VM, RA Malvar, A Butrón, A Ordás, P Revilla. 2007. Maize populations as sources of favorable alleles to improve cold tolerant hybrids. Crop Science 47:1779-1786.

32.Rodríguez VM, A Butrón, RA Malvar, A Ordás, P Revilla. 2008. Quantitative trait loci for cold tolerance in the maize IBM population. Int. J. Plant Sci. 169:551-556

33.Revilla P, A Landa, VM Rodríguez, MC Romay, A Ordás, RA Malvar. 2008. Maize for bread under organic agriculture. SJAR 6: 241-247.

34.Malvar RA, P Revilla, J Moreno-González, A Butrón, J Sotelo, A Ordás. 2008. White maize: genetics of quality and agronomic performance. Crop Science 48:1373-1381

35.Butrón A, MC Romay, A Ordás, RA Malvar, P Revilla. 2008. Genetic and environmental factors for reducing the incidence of the maize storage pest Sitotroga cerealella (Olivier). Entomol Exp Appl 128:421-428

36.Ordás B, P Revilla, A Ordás, RA Malvar. 2008. Hybrids sugary × sugary enhancer of sweet corn: a valuable option for cool environments. Sci Hort 118:111-114

37.Ordás B, Revilla P, Ordás A, Malvar RA. 2008. Reciprocal differences in sugary1xsugary enhancer1 sweet corn hybrids. J Amer Soc Hort Sci 113:777-782

38.Butrón A, Revilla P, Romay MC, Ordás A, Malvar RA. 2009. Causes of agronomic differences between synthetics developed by the random and convergent cross methods. Field Crop Research 110:229-234

39.Butrón A, P Revilla, G Sandoya, A Ordás, RA Malvar. 2009. Resistance to reduce corn borer damage in maize for bread, in Spain. Crop Prot. 28:134-138.

40.Ordás B, L Serrano, A Ordás, A Butrón, P Revilla. 2009. Transition between vegetative phases in maize: Genetic effects and variances, and associated markers. J Agric Sci 147: 547-554

41.Revilla P, Butrón A, Rodríguez VM, Malvar RA, Ordás A. 2009. Identification of genes related to germination in aged maize seed by screening natural variability. J Exp Bot 60:4151-4157

42.Romay MC, RA Malvar, L Campo, A Álvarez, J Moreno-González, A Ordás, P Revilla. 2010. Climatic and genotypic effects for grain yield in maize under stress conditions. Crop Sci 50:51-58

43.Revilla P, RA Malvar, B Ordás, VM Rodríguez, A Ordás. 2010. Genotypic effects on field performance of maize plants carrying the allele sugary1 . Plant Breed 129:92-95

44.Rodríguez VM, MC Romay, A Ordás, P Revilla. 2010. Evaluation of the European Maize (Zea mays L.) germplasm under cold conditions. Gen Res Crop Evol 57:329-335.

45.Ordás B, Rodríguez VM, Romay MC, Malvar RA, Ordás A, Revilla P. 2010. Adaptation of super-sweet corn to cold conditions: Mutant by genotype interaction. J Agric Sci 148:401-405

46.Lazcano C, Revilla P, Malvar RA, Domínguez J. 2011. Yield and fruit quality of four sweet corn hybrids (Zea mays) under conventional and integrated fertilization with vermicompost. J Sci Food Agric 91:1244-1253. DOI 10.1002/jsfa.4306

47.Djemel A, Ordás B, Khelifi L, Ordás A, Revilla P. 2012. Genetic effects on fitness of the mutant sugary1 in wild-type maize. Journal of Agricultural Science, Cambridge 150: 603-609.

48.Djemel A, Revilla P, Hanifi-Mekliche L, Malvar RA, Álvarez A, Khelifi L. 2012. Maize (Zea mays L.) from the Saharan oasis: adaptation to temperate areas and agronomic performance. Genet Resour Crop Evol 59:1493–1504. DOI 10.1007/s10722-011-9778-2

49.Revilla P, Landa A, Rodriguez A, Ordas A, Malvar RA. 2012. Influence of growing and storage conditions on bakery quality of traditional maize varieties under organic agriculture. Crop Sci 52: 593-600   DOI: 10.2135/cropsci2011.03.0182

50.Rincent R, Laloë D, Nicolas S, Altmann T, Brunel D, Revilla P, Rodriguez VM, Moreno-Gonzales J, Melchinger AE, Bauer E, Schön C-C, Meyer N, Giauffret C, Bauland C, Jamin P, Laborde J, Monod H, Flament P, Charcosset A, Moreau L. 2012. Maximizing the reliability of genomic selection by optimizing the calibration set of reference individuals: comparison of methods in two diverse groups of maize inbreds (Zea mays L.). Genetics 192:715-728

51.Djemel A, Revilla P, Khelifi L, Ordás A, Ordás B. 2013. Influence of the maize Sugary1 locus on genetics of economically important traits. Euphytica 191:279–290

52.Djemel A, Romay MC, Revilla P, Khelifi L, Ordás A, Ordás B. 2013. Genomic regions affecting fitness of the sweetcorn mutant sugary1. Journal of Agricultural Science 151:396-406. DOI: 10.1017/S0021859612000391

53.Rodríguez VM, Soengas P, Landa A, Ordás A, Revilla P. 2013. Effects of selection for color intensity on antioxidant capacity in maize (Zea mays L.). Euphytica 193:339-345, DOI 10.1007/s10681-013-0924-0

54.Rodríguez VM, P Velasco, JL Garrido, P Revilla, A Ordás, A Butrón. 2013. Genetic regulation of cold-induced albinism in the maize inbred line A661. J Expl Bot. 64 :3657-3667 doi: 10.1093/jxb/ert189.

55.Bauer E, Falque M, Walter H, Bauland C, Camisan C, Campo L, Meyer N, Ranc N, Rincent R, Schipprack W, Altmann T, Flament P, Melchinger AE, Menz M, Moreno-Gonzalez J, Ouzunova M, Revilla P, Charcosset A, Martin OC, Schön CC. 2013. Intraspecific variation of recombination rate in maize. Genome Biol 14:R103 doi:10.1186/gb-2013-14-9-r103

56.Aci MM, Revilla P, Morsli A, Djemel A, Belalia N, Kadri Y, Khelifi-Saloui M, Ordás B, Khelifi L. 2013. Genetic diversity in Algerian maize (Zea mays L.) landraces using SSR markers. Maydica 58:304-310

57.Rodríguez VM, Butrón A, Rady MOA, Soengas P, Revilla P. 2014. Identification of QTLs involved in the response to cold stress in maize (Zea mays L.). Mol Breed 33:363–371

58.Revilla P, VM Rodríguez, A Ordás, R Rincent, A Charcosset, C Giauffret, AE Melchinger, CC Schön, E Bauer, T Altmann, D Brunel, J Moreno-González, L Campo, M Ouzunova, J Laborde, Á Álvarez, JI Ruíz de Galarreta, RA Malvar. 2014. Cold tolerance in two large maize inbred panels adapted to European climates. Crop Sci 54:1981-1991

59.Djemel A, Ordás B, Khelifi L, Ordás A, Revilla P. 2014. Quantification of critical factors affecting fitness of the sugary1 mutant in maize. Plant Breed 133:738-741. DOI: 10.1111/pbr.12211

60.Rincent R, Nicolas S, Bouchet S, Altmann T, Brunel D, Revilla P, Malvar RA, Moreno-Gonzalez J, Campo L, Melchinger AE, Schipprack W, Bauer E, Schön CC, Meyer N, Ouzunova M, Dubreuil P, Giauffret C, Madur D, Combes V, Dumas F, Bauland C, Jamin P, Laborde J, Flament P, Moreau L, Charcosset A. 2014. Dent and Flint maize diversity panels reveal important genetic potential for increasing biomass production. Theor Appl Genet 127:2313-2331. DOI 10.1007/s00122-014-2379-7

61.Ruiz de Galarreta JI, Butrón A, Ortiz-Barredo A, Malvar RA, Ordás A, Landa A, Revilla P. 2015. Mycotoxins in maize grains grown in organic and conventional agriculture. Food Control 52:98-102. DOI 10.1016/j.foodcont.2014.12.016

62.Djemel A, Ordás B, Hanifi-Mekliche L, Khelifi L, Ordás A, Revilla P. 2015. Genetic effects of the critical factors of sugary1 fitness. Journal of Agricultural Science. doi:10.1017/S0021859614001270

63.Revilla P, Ruiz de Galarreta JI, Malvar RA, Landa A, Ordás A. 2015. Breeding maize for traditional and organic agriculture. Euphytica DOI 10.1007/s10681-015-1430-3