Julie Graham
Current research interests
The fruit industry relies on a small number of varieties and a decreasing number of chemicals, presenting serious challenges for future sustainable growth. No suitable high-quality varieties with resistant to pests and diseases are available. This is coupled with climate change where unpredictability in phenotypic expression is resulting at both small and large spatial scales. The ultimate aim of much of the research, therefore, is to understand the development of phenotype and to facilitate knowledge-based breeding of sustainable high quality resistant soft fruit varieties through the development of tools and training of modern breeders. The identification of links between genotype and phenotype, and the subsequent identification of molecular markers for deployment in a breeding context is essential so that efficiency of selection and ultimately time to cultivar release can be improved and accelerated beyond current timescales. The research has been possibly through the development of genetic linkage maps in raspberry and blueberry and other fruit crops and mapping QTL to assist in the understanding of complex traits of commercial and environmental importance. In raspberry genome sequences and GbS maps have allowed us to link traits to underlying genes. A range of other genomics tools are being utilised to study changes in gene expression in response to various conditions. The traits of most interest include pest and disease resistance, season and fruit quality traits including flavour, colour and softening.
InnovateUK-funded research
Imaging sensor solutions in the soft fruit industry for high-throughput phenotyping and monitoring of abiotic and biotic stresses for premium variety production and maximised yields TSB 101819
New crop varieties that can tolerate abiotic/biotic stresses are essential for maintaining crop productivity in current and future growing environments. Breeding stress-tolerant crop varieties, however, is limited by the precision and throughput of plant phenotyping. This project will develop and apply a novel method for precise and high-throughput field phenotyping of soft fruit crops using infrared thermography and hyperspectral imaging combined with precision agriculture to optimise crop inputs. Changes in shoot and leaf physiology can provide an indirect indicator of abiotic and biotic root stresses, which can be monitored with imaging techniques. Soft fruit crops such as raspberry can experience multiple stresses in field conditions, including poor soil conditions, variable water availability, and attack by root rot pathogens and root-feeding vine weevil larvae. Phenotyping data will be linked to genetic markers to facilitate breeding of productive, stress-resistant soft fruit varieties. This novel high-throughput phenotyping platform will accelerate the development and release of productive high-quality soft fruit varieties that perform well in sustainable reduced input cropping.
Using genomics technologies to determine the mechanism of resistance to phytophthora root rot in raspberry for future breeding applications to raspberry and other crops Agri-Tech Catalyst 1408
In the Northern Hemisphere with damper conditions, Phytophthora root rot is causing a rapid decline in raspberry plantations grown in soil and also greatly decreasing the life span of production of raspberries grown in substrate with negative environmental consequences. Plant-based resistance is the only way forward and limited material exists that consistently withstands infection with little/no symptom production. The development of gene-based techniques offers an opportunity to identify genes that have a significant role in this plant-pathogen interaction to determine the mechanisms of resistance and develop novel strategies of protection including breeding. How both resistant and susceptible varieties respond at the level of gene expression and how the pathogen responds to the differing phenotypes will identify gene markers and allow strategies for control to be developed.
Application of genomics in raspberry variety development TSB 118134
Significant advances have been made in the development of genomics and metabolomics technologies in raspberry. Industry has recently identified a gap in the process of transferring these technologies into breeding platforms which can be utilised to improve speed and precision in variety development possibly reducing 5 years or more in development. Currently there is an unmet demand for UK-grown soft fruit and great scope for increasing the number of consumers who purchase soft fruit in season with currently only 36% uptake. The fruit industry relies on a small number of varieties and a decreasing number of chemicals, presenting serious challenges for the future. No suitable high-quality varieties with resistant to pests and diseases are available. A technology platform for breeding multiple traits utilised in high throughput format would lead to significant advances in time to variety development, precision in selection, cost and the pipeline could be transferred to other berry crops.
Breeding for physical resistance traits - protecting soft fruit crops from pests and pathogens TSB 153
This project aims to understand and utilise plant physical mechanisms for resistance to pest and diseases in soft fruit bush crops, to overcome changes in EU Directive 91/414/EEC and WFD and satisfy future consumer demand for residue-free, high-quality fruit grown in the UK. Fresh fruit accounts for a market of £4 billion in the UK, and berries account for 17% of this. UK raspberries have a value of £121 million, strawberries £196 million, blackcurrants £12 million and blueberry, currently a minor player in cropping area has a value of £95 million. Demand for UK-grown fruit is increasing dramatically; however, few high-quality soft fruit varieties are available with adequate pest and disease resistance due to the emphasis placed on fruit quality by major commercial fruit breeding companies. For production to be sustainable, a greater understanding of plant-derived resistances to pests and diseases is required that can be deployed in IPDM programmes to reduce reliance on chemicals but still produce high-quality fruit. Physical resistance traits are particularly promising for crop protection because they tend to be more durable against pest and disease adaptation, and unlike chemically-based resistance traits, are less likely to adversely affect fruit quality. This work aims to look at root architecture and morphology, leaf trichomes, cane/stem architecture and plant habit to determine how variation in these physical traits contributes to resistance against major soft fruit pest and diseases. Using raspberry as a model, key genes in chromosomal regions controlling variation in these traits can be selected across different fruits and used to greatly reduce the timescale for variety development.
Developing genetic resources in blueberries Agri-Tech catalyst 360151
Lack of blueberry cultivars with high fruit and nutritional quality combined with early and late ripening is a key issue negatively impacting UK blueberry growers. UK growers are currently planting mixtures of existing varieties, mainly from the USA, but the long-term performance, fruit quality, yield and consumer acceptance of these varieties in the UK varies considerably. This proposed project aims to develop genetic resources in blueberries to identify appropriate breeding and new mapping populations, with pre-selection for traits of economic importance for the UK in order to produce new cultivars that are specifically suited for UK production. A parallel examination to explore genotyping by sequencing as a rapid method to identify SNP dosages in a mapping population of autotetraploid blueberry, will be conduced in order to construct a high-density SNP linkage map and to relate the map information to phenotypic data to improve the speed and precision of a targeted breeding programme.
Improving yield stability in UK blueberry production Agrt-Tech Catalyst 229147
Lack of yield stability is a key issue negatively impacting UK soft fruit growers, preventing accurate profit prediction and maximisation, causing volatility of UK supply. The problem is now well recognised within industry, though the causes of significant season to season yield variation are unknown. This proposal aims to identify the physiological, biochemical & genetic processes underlying yield limitations, thereby identifying causes of the yield volatility phenotype. An examination of the impact of growing environment and management on yield will be undertaken to allow development of predictive yield maps & models that provide frameworks for yield optimisation in the short to medium term. This underpinning knowledge will be transferred to growers and also used to develop molecular markers for yield stability allowing long-term solutions to the problem, thereby future proofing the UK soft fruit industry, particularly blueberry crops with application to other fruit crops.
Raspberry Auxin Soil/Substrate Protectant (RASP) IUK48163
Phytophthora infestans is the pathogen that caused the Great Irish Potato Famine and today over 170 described species of Phytophthora cause crop disease on a global scale, costing commercial crop industries billions of dollars. The UK fruit industry and raspberry particularly has been decimated by Phytophthora root rot (PRR) with an 80% reduction in field production leading to a smaller pot based short term industry supported by extensive fruit imports. Methods to control infection and spread are limited by current legislation that limit the use of prophylactic fungicides and increase the importance of novel control methods based on host resistance, growing media and watering. Phytophthora rubi and P. fragariae are PRRs which spread through plant propagation, growth media and water flow in plantations. Manipulating the physical, chemical and biological properties of the growth medium has the potential to play a key role in inhibiting PRR. Commercial plant growth substrates can be designed specifically to meet a crops individual needs with regards to nutrient requirement, water management and grower preferences. Manipulating the growing media's physical, chemical and biological properties can lead to a stronger healthier root and plant system, while also limiting and actively suppressing the growth and spread of harmful root pathogens, such as PRR. Specific additives have previously been incorporated into growing media to control and prevent other root pathogens and pests such as Vine Weevil, Fusarium spp. and Pythium spp. A recent JHI study identified multiple responses triggered in a PRR resistant raspberry plant upon challenge with P. rubi, including a mechanism, which has the potential to improve a plants resistance to PRR. The growth medium can be improved by the manipulation of these plant-derived chemical signals that are normally induced upon pathogen challenge in resistant cultivars, to boost the immune capabilities of susceptible cultivars. Using molecular methods such as gene expression, genetic markers and fluorescent pathogen cultures we can track disease development in the root-zone environment in different growing media substrate formulations. The innovative range of growth substrate additives developed in this project will stimulate raspberry root growth signal to improve the root system under a controlled irrigation regime and secondly actively inhibit the growth and spread of root pathogens. Establishment of optimal raspberry growing conditions integrated with early pathogen detection and control of PRR spread will transform raspberry agronomy, maximising yield and securing the UK soft fruit industry with application to other crops worldwide.
Plant Sensing to determine environmental impacts on developmental processes leading to crop yield. IUK 9712
Throughout their life cycle, plants are subjected to many adverse environmental conditions including low light levels and periods of drought or extreme temperatures which can dramatically affect plant survival and limit productivity. In order to cope with such stresses, plants adjust metabolically and physiologically. Unanticipated variation in crop development is already in evidence in a range of crop varieties resulting in yield instability with significant negative impacts on the rural economy, environment and wellbeing. Cherry and blueberry are prime examples where, depending on season, a condition known as Cherry June Drop can occur where unripe fruit fall from the tree to excessive levels, drastically reducing yield. Similarly in blueberry widely varying yield is achieved depending on season with factors such as bud initiation being important. Currently no methods exist to understand when and how a plant's development has been disrupted or to characterise the key environmental signals responsible. The lack of knowledge in these two areas severely limits the capacity for active crop management to optimise yield or to breed for future environmental resilience. This work will use a field based plant and environmental monitoring approach to develop environmental models of blueberry bud initiation and cherry June Drop. We will attempt to identify signals that arise from the plants short-term responses to environmental conditions ('sensing'), to identify the point(s) at which the plant's development leads to the unwanted phenotype (excessive June Drop or excessive vegetative bud development). Blueberry and Cherry are key crops with great potential for UK production but which currently supply only 7% and 5% respectively of the market with UK fruit. Current expansion particularly in cherry is presently impeded by this unpredictable developmental phenotype, 'June Drop', which can lead to fruit losses of 80%. In blueberry, yield varies as much as 50% across seasons. Project outputs will allow, for the first time, the ability to carry out in-field environmental monitoring and crop phenotyping to understand environmental factors controlling crop production and develop bespoke crop management systems that will mitigate the effect of environmental variation and ensure future crop yield stabilisation and for cherry to encourage new plantations to reduce imports. The outputs would also have application to a wide range of other crops where other phenotypic disorders can be detected and methods developed for mitigation and also for plant breeding where varieties can be selected based on imaging signals of plant responses to environmental conditions.
Feasibility of developing a novel breeding methodology to improve berry flavour Agri-Tech 447185
This feasibility study aims to improve raspberry flavour by utilising omics data alongside historic genotype, phenotype, met & QTL data with novel flavour profiling research to develop new breeding models and decision support tools. Season and environment have a significant impact on flavour often resulting in poor consumer liking, characterised by excess acidity in relation to sweetness. Flavour a complex traits with a large GxE effect already poses a challenge to breeders and will be more problematic with extreme weather events and climate changes. Conventional breeding and selection techniques are slow, hindered by seasonal and environmental variation with QTL mapping also varying with the environment. Recently developed omics tools (GbS maps, genome scaffolds, gene expression & metaboloics data, correlation networks) will allow us to investigate and validate links between berry flavour and its controlling factors (metabolites, genes, environment) to develop a breeding model.
Bibliography
- McDougall, G.J.; Allwood, J.W.; Austin, C.; Dobson, G.; Verrall, S.; Alexander, C.J.; Hancock, R.D.; Graham, J.; Hackett, C. (2023) Quantitative trait loci mapping of polyphenol metabolites from a ‘Latham’ x ‘Glen Moy’ red raspberry (Rubus idaeus L) cross, Metabolomics, 19(8), Art. 7
- Graham, J.; Smith, K.; MacKenzie, K.; Milne, L.; Jennings, N.; Mateos, B.; Hackett, C. (2022) Developmental QTL in A Red Raspberry Primocane X Biennial Raspberry Population That Exhibit Primocane Fruiting, Journal of Horticulture, 9(4), Art. 308
- Scolari, L. M.; Hancock, R.; Graham, J.; Freitag, S.; Verrall, S.; Moreno-Melada, A. R.; Allwood, W. (2022) Hormone profiling in artificially induced ‘crumbly’ fruit in raspberry (Rubus idaeus L.) at two different development stages, The Journal of Horticultural Science and Biotechnology, 98(3), 384-393
- Rugienius, R.; Vinskienė, J.; Andriūnaitė, E.; Morkūnaitė-Haimi, S.; Juhani-Haimi, P.; Graham, J. (2022) Genomic Design of Abiotic Stress-Resistant Berries, In: Kole, C. (ed.) Genomic Designing for Abiotic Stress Resistant Fruit Crops. Chapter 7. Springer, Cham, 197-249
- Frercks, B.; Gelvonauskiene, D.; Juskyte, A.D.; Sikorskaite-Gudziuniene, S.; Mazeikiene, I.; Bendokas, V.; Graham, J. (2022) Development of Biotic Stress Tolerant Berries, In: Kole, C. (ed.). Genomic Designing for Biotic Stress Resistant Fruit Crops. Cham: Springer, Chapter 9, pp 331-384
- Rugienius, R.; Vinskiene, J.; Andriunaite, E.; Morkunaite-Haimi, S.; Juhani-Haimi, P.; Graham, J. (2022) Genomic Design of Abiotic Stress-Resistant Berries, In: Kole, C. (ed.). Genomic Designing for Abiotic Stress Resistant Fruit Crops. Cham: Springer, Chapter 7, pp 197-249
- Williams, D.; Hackett, C.A.; Karley, A.; McCallum, S.; Smith, K.; Britten, A.; Graham, J. (2021) Seeing the wood for the trees: hyperspectral imaging for high throughput QTL detection in raspberry, a perennial crop species., Fruit Research, 1, Article No. 7
- Scolari, L.M.; Hancock, R.D.; Hedley, P.E.; Morris, J.; Smith, K.; Graham, J. (2021) Combining QTL mapping and gene expression analysis to elucidate the genetic control of "crumbly" fruit in red raspberry (Rubus idaeus L.)., Agronomy,11, Article No. 794
- Petridis, A.; Van der Kaay, J.; Archibald, I.W.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J.; Hancock, R. (2021) Reflective mulch increases fruit yield of highbush blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum L. cv. Darrow) grown in a northern maritime environment while maintaining key fruit quality traits., Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 101(8), 3376-3385
- Petridis, A.; van der Kaay, J.; Sungurtas, J.; Verrall, S.R.; McCallum, S.R.; Graham, J.; Hancock, R.D. (2020) Photosynthetic plasticity allows blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum L.) plants to compensate for yield loss under conditions of high sink demand., Environmental and Experimental Botany, 174, Article No. 104031.
- Jennings, N.; Graham, J. (2020) Rubus spp.cane fruit, In: Litz, R.E., Pliego-Alfaro, F. & Hormaza, J.I. (eds.) Biotechnology of Fruit and Nut Crops. Wallingford, Oxford: CAB International, 606-620
- Foster, T.M.; Bassil, N.; Dossett, M.; Worthington, M.; Graham, J. (2019) Genetic and genomic resources for Rubus breeding: a roadmap for the future., Horticulture Research, 6, Article No. 116.
- Graham, J.; Karley, A.J.; Dolan, A.; Williams, D.; Jennings, N. (2019) Advances and challenges in sustainable raspberry/blackberry cultivation, In: Lang, G. (ed.) Achieving Sustainable Cultivation of Temperate Zone Tree Fruits and Berries. Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing, Volume 2: Case Studies, 397-422
- Hackett, C.; Milne, L.; Smith, K.; Hedley, P.; Morris, J.; Simpson, C.; Preedy, K.; Graham, J. (2018) Enhancement of Glen Moy x Latham raspberry linkage map using GbS to further understand control of developmental processes leading to fruit ripening., BMC Genetics, 19, Article No. 59.
- Petridis, A.; van der Kaay, J.; Chrysanthou, E.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J.; Hancock, R.D. (2018) Photosynthetic limitation as a factor influencing yield in highbush blueberries (Vaccinium corymbosum) grown in a northern European environment, Journal of Experimental Botany, 69(12), 3069-3080
- Schlautman, B.; Diaz-Garcia, L.; Covarrubias-Pazaran, G.; Schlautman, N.; Vorsa, N.; Polashock, J.; Ogden, E.L.; Brown, A.; Lin, Y.C.; Bassil, N.; Buck, E.J.; Wiedow, C.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J.; Iorizzo, M.; Rowland, L.J.; Zalapa, J. (2018) Comparative genetic mapping reveals synteny and collinearity between the American cranberry and diploid blueberry genomes., Molecular Breeding, 38, Article No.9.
- Karley, A.J.; Graham, J.; Mitchell, C.; Williams, C.; Mitchell, D.; Jennings, N.; Dolan, A.; McFarlane, S.; Prashar, A.; Begg, G.; Birch, A.N.E. (2018) IPM tools for pest and disease management in raspberry plantations., Crop Protection in Northern Britain 2018: The Dundee Conference, Environmental Management and Crop Production, Apex City Quay Hotel, Dundee, 27-28 February 2018. Conference Proceedings, pp55-58.
- McCallum, S.; Simpson, C.; Graham, J. (2018) QTL mapping and marker assisted breeding in Rubus spp, In: Graham, J. & Brennan, R. (eds.) Raspberry: Breeding, Challenges and Advances. Springer International Publishing, Cham, 121-144
- Williams, D.; Aitkenhead, M.; Karley, A.J.; Graham, J.; Jones, H.G. (2018) Use of imaging technologies for high throughput phenotyping, In: Graham, J. & Brennan, R. (eds.) Raspberry: Breeding, Challenges and Advances. Springer International Publishing, Cham, 145-158
- Graham J.; Brennan, R. (2018) Introduction to the Rubus genus, In: Graham, J. & Brennan, R. (eds.) Raspberry: Breeding, Challenges and Advances. Springer International Publishing, Cham, 1-16
- Hytönen, T.; Graham, J.; Harrison, R. (2018) The genomes of rosaceous berries and their wild relatives, (Compendium of Plant Genomes), Springer, 232pp
- Graham, J.; Simpson, C. (2018) Developmental transitions to fruiting in red raspberry, In: Hytonen, T., Graham, J. & Harrison, R. (eds.). The Genomes of Rosaceous Berries and their Wild Relatives. Compendium of Plant Genomes. Cham: Springer, Chapter 14, pp 199-212
- Simpson, C.G.; Cullen, D.W.; Hackett, C.A.; Smith, K.; Hallett, P.; McNicol, J.; Woodhead, M.; Graham, J. (2017) Mapping and expression of genes with a role in raspberry fruit ripening and softening., Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 130, 557-572.
- Williams, D.; Britten, A.; McCallum, S.; Jones, H.; Aitkenhead, M.;Karley, A.; Loades, K.; Prashar, A.; Graham, J. (2017) A method for automatic segmentation and splitting of hyperspectral images of raspberry plants collected in field conditions., Plant Methods, 13, Article No. 74.
- Mitchell, C.; Brennan, R.M.; Graham, J.; Karley, A.J. (2016) Plant defense against herbivorous pests: exploiting resistance and tolerance traits for sustainable crop protection., Frontiers in Plant Science, 7, Article No. 1132.
- Karley, A.J.; Mitchell, C.; Brookes, C.; McNicol, J.; O'Neill, T.; Roberts, H.; Graham, J.; Johnson, S.N. (2016) Exploiting physical defence traits for crop protection: leaf trichomes of Rubus idaeus have deterrent effects on spider mites but not aphids., Annals of Applied Biology, 168, 159-172.
- McCallum, S.; Graham J.; Jorgensen, A.; Rowland, L.J.; Bassil, N.V.; Hancock, J.F.; Wheeler, E.J.; Vining, K.; Poland, J.A.; Olmstead, J.W.; Buck, E.; Wiedow, C.; Jackson, E.; Brown, A.; Hackett, C.A. (2016) Construction of a SNP and SSR linkage map in autotetraploid blueberry using genotyping by sequencing., Molecular Breeding, 36, Article No.4.
- Jennings, S.N.; Graham, J.; Ferguson, L.; Young, V. (2016) New developments in raspberry breeding in Scotland., Acta Horticulturae, 1133. 23-28.
- MacKenzie, K.; Williamson, S.; Smith, K.; Woodhead, M.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J. (2015) Characterisation of Gene H in red raspberry: Explaining its role in cane morphology, disease resistance and timing of fruit ripening., Journal of Horticulture, 2, 144.
- Graham, J.; Smith, K.; McCallum, S.; Hedley, P.E.; Cullen, D.W.; Dolan, A.; Milne, L.; McNicol, J.W.; Hackett, C.A. (2015) Towards an understanding of the control of 'crumbly' fruit in red raspberry., SpringerPlus, 4, Article No. 223.
- Graham, J.; Hackett, C.A.; Smith, K.; Karley, A.J.; Mitchell, C.; Roberts, H.; O'Neill, T. (2014) Genetic and environmental regulation of plant architectural traits and opportunities for pest and disease control in raspberry., Annals of Applied Biology, 165, 318-328.
- Gotame, T.P.; Cullen, D.W.; Graham, J.; Hedley, P.; Smith, K.; Morris, J.; Andersen, L.; Petersen, K.K. (2014) Effect of short-term exposure to high-temperature on total gene expression in the leaves of four raspberry (Rubus idaeus L.) cultivars., Journal of Horticultural Science and Biotechnology, 89, 532-541.
- Rowland, L.J.; Ogden, E.L.; Bassil, N.; Buck, E.J.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J.; Brown, A.; Wiedow, C.; Campbell, A.M.; Haynes, K.G.; Vinyard, B.T. (2014) Construction of a genetic linkage map of an interspecific diploid blueberry population and identification of QTL for chilling requirement and cold hardiness., Molecular Breeding, 34, 2033-2048.
- McCallum, S.; Graham, J. (2014) Vaccinium spp., blueberry., In: George, R.A.T. & Fox, R.T.V. (eds.). Diseases of Temperate Horticultural Plants, CABI, UK, 5, pp 84-103.
- Mitchell, C.; Brennan, R.; Graham, J.; Johnson, S.; Karley, A.J.; O’Neill, T.; Roberts, H. (2013) Physical traits in raspberry provide resistance to pest and diseases., Aspects of Applied Biology, 119, 183-187.
- McCallum, S.; Cullen, D.W.; Hedley, P.; Simpson, C.; Hancock, R.D.; Milne, L.; Hackett, C.A.; Graham J. (2013) Control of fruit quality traits in red raspberry, a review from the James Hutton Institute., Aspects of Applied Biology, 119, 1-16.
- Gotame, T.P.; Andersen, L.; Petersen, K.K.; Pedersen, H.L.; Ottosen, C.O.; Graham, J. (2013) Chlorophyll fluorescence and flowering behaviour of annual-fruiting raspberry cultivars under elevated temperature regimes., European Journal of Horticultural Science, 78, 193-202.
- Paterson, A.; Kassim, A.; McCallum, S.; Woodhead, M.; Smith, K.; Zait, D.; Graham, J. (2013) Environmental and seasonal influences on red raspberry flavour volatiles and identification of quantitative trait loci (QTL) and candidate genes., Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 126, 33-48.
- Woodhead, M.; Williamson, S.; Smith, K.; McCallum, S.; Jennings, N.; Hackett, C.A.; Graham, J. (2013) Identification of quantitative trait loci for cane splitting in red raspberry (Rubus idaeus)., Molecular Breeding, 31, 111-122.
- McCallum, S.; Cullen, D.W.; Hedley, P.; Simpson, C.; Hancock, R.D.; Milne, L.; Hackett, C.A.; Graham J. (2013) Control of fruit quality traits in red raspberry, a review from James Hutton Institute., Fruits and Roots: A Celebration and Forward look, East Malling Research, Kent, 6-7 November 2013.
- McDougall, G.J.; Allwood, J.W.; Austin, C.; Dobson, G.; Verrall, S.; Alexander, C.J.; Hancock, R.D.; Graham, J.; Hackett, C. (2023) Quantitative trait loci mapping of polyphenol metabolites from a ‘Latham’ x ‘Glen Moy’ red raspberry (Rubus idaeus L) cross, Metabolomics, 19(8), Art. 7
- Graham, J.; Smith, K.; MacKenzie, K.; Milne, L.; Jennings, N.; Mateos, B.; Hackett, C. (2022) Developmental QTL in A Red Raspberry Primocane X Biennial Raspberry Population That Exhibit Primocane Fruiting, Journal of Horticulture, 9(4), Art. 308
- Scolari, L. M.; Hancock, R.; Graham, J.; Freitag, S.; Verrall, S.; Moreno-Melada, A. R.; Allwood, W. (2022) Hormone profiling in artificially induced ‘crumbly’ fruit in raspberry (Rubus idaeus L.) at two different development stages, The Journal of Horticultural Science and Biotechnology, 98(3), 384-393
- Williams, D.; Hackett, C.A.; Karley, A.; McCallum, S.; Smith, K.; Britten, A.; Graham, J. (2021) Seeing the wood for the trees: hyperspectral imaging for high throughput QTL detection in raspberry, a perennial crop species., Fruit Research, 1, Article No. 7
- Scolari, L.M.; Hancock, R.D.; Hedley, P.E.; Morris, J.; Smith, K.; Graham, J. (2021) Combining QTL mapping and gene expression analysis to elucidate the genetic control of "crumbly" fruit in red raspberry (Rubus idaeus L.)., Agronomy,11, Article No. 794
- Petridis, A.; Van der Kaay, J.; Archibald, I.W.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J.; Hancock, R. (2021) Reflective mulch increases fruit yield of highbush blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum L. cv. Darrow) grown in a northern maritime environment while maintaining key fruit quality traits., Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 101(8), 3376-3385
- Petridis, A.; van der Kaay, J.; Sungurtas, J.; Verrall, S.R.; McCallum, S.R.; Graham, J.; Hancock, R.D. (2020) Photosynthetic plasticity allows blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum L.) plants to compensate for yield loss under conditions of high sink demand., Environmental and Experimental Botany, 174, Article No. 104031.
- Foster, T.M.; Bassil, N.; Dossett, M.; Worthington, M.; Graham, J. (2019) Genetic and genomic resources for Rubus breeding: a roadmap for the future., Horticulture Research, 6, Article No. 116.
- Hackett, C.; Milne, L.; Smith, K.; Hedley, P.; Morris, J.; Simpson, C.; Preedy, K.; Graham, J. (2018) Enhancement of Glen Moy x Latham raspberry linkage map using GbS to further understand control of developmental processes leading to fruit ripening., BMC Genetics, 19, Article No. 59.
- Petridis, A.; van der Kaay, J.; Chrysanthou, E.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J.; Hancock, R.D. (2018) Photosynthetic limitation as a factor influencing yield in highbush blueberries (Vaccinium corymbosum) grown in a northern European environment, Journal of Experimental Botany, 69(12), 3069-3080
- Schlautman, B.; Diaz-Garcia, L.; Covarrubias-Pazaran, G.; Schlautman, N.; Vorsa, N.; Polashock, J.; Ogden, E.L.; Brown, A.; Lin, Y.C.; Bassil, N.; Buck, E.J.; Wiedow, C.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J.; Iorizzo, M.; Rowland, L.J.; Zalapa, J. (2018) Comparative genetic mapping reveals synteny and collinearity between the American cranberry and diploid blueberry genomes., Molecular Breeding, 38, Article No.9.
- Simpson, C.G.; Cullen, D.W.; Hackett, C.A.; Smith, K.; Hallett, P.; McNicol, J.; Woodhead, M.; Graham, J. (2017) Mapping and expression of genes with a role in raspberry fruit ripening and softening., Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 130, 557-572.
- Williams, D.; Britten, A.; McCallum, S.; Jones, H.; Aitkenhead, M.;Karley, A.; Loades, K.; Prashar, A.; Graham, J. (2017) A method for automatic segmentation and splitting of hyperspectral images of raspberry plants collected in field conditions., Plant Methods, 13, Article No. 74.
- Mitchell, C.; Brennan, R.M.; Graham, J.; Karley, A.J. (2016) Plant defense against herbivorous pests: exploiting resistance and tolerance traits for sustainable crop protection., Frontiers in Plant Science, 7, Article No. 1132.
- Karley, A.J.; Mitchell, C.; Brookes, C.; McNicol, J.; O'Neill, T.; Roberts, H.; Graham, J.; Johnson, S.N. (2016) Exploiting physical defence traits for crop protection: leaf trichomes of Rubus idaeus have deterrent effects on spider mites but not aphids., Annals of Applied Biology, 168, 159-172.
- McCallum, S.; Graham J.; Jorgensen, A.; Rowland, L.J.; Bassil, N.V.; Hancock, J.F.; Wheeler, E.J.; Vining, K.; Poland, J.A.; Olmstead, J.W.; Buck, E.; Wiedow, C.; Jackson, E.; Brown, A.; Hackett, C.A. (2016) Construction of a SNP and SSR linkage map in autotetraploid blueberry using genotyping by sequencing., Molecular Breeding, 36, Article No.4.
- MacKenzie, K.; Williamson, S.; Smith, K.; Woodhead, M.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J. (2015) Characterisation of Gene H in red raspberry: Explaining its role in cane morphology, disease resistance and timing of fruit ripening., Journal of Horticulture, 2, 144.
- Graham, J.; Smith, K.; McCallum, S.; Hedley, P.E.; Cullen, D.W.; Dolan, A.; Milne, L.; McNicol, J.W.; Hackett, C.A. (2015) Towards an understanding of the control of 'crumbly' fruit in red raspberry., SpringerPlus, 4, Article No. 223.
- Graham, J.; Hackett, C.A.; Smith, K.; Karley, A.J.; Mitchell, C.; Roberts, H.; O'Neill, T. (2014) Genetic and environmental regulation of plant architectural traits and opportunities for pest and disease control in raspberry., Annals of Applied Biology, 165, 318-328.
- Gotame, T.P.; Cullen, D.W.; Graham, J.; Hedley, P.; Smith, K.; Morris, J.; Andersen, L.; Petersen, K.K. (2014) Effect of short-term exposure to high-temperature on total gene expression in the leaves of four raspberry (Rubus idaeus L.) cultivars., Journal of Horticultural Science and Biotechnology, 89, 532-541.
- Rowland, L.J.; Ogden, E.L.; Bassil, N.; Buck, E.J.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J.; Brown, A.; Wiedow, C.; Campbell, A.M.; Haynes, K.G.; Vinyard, B.T. (2014) Construction of a genetic linkage map of an interspecific diploid blueberry population and identification of QTL for chilling requirement and cold hardiness., Molecular Breeding, 34, 2033-2048.
- Mitchell, C.; Brennan, R.; Graham, J.; Johnson, S.; Karley, A.J.; O’Neill, T.; Roberts, H. (2013) Physical traits in raspberry provide resistance to pest and diseases., Aspects of Applied Biology, 119, 183-187.
- McCallum, S.; Cullen, D.W.; Hedley, P.; Simpson, C.; Hancock, R.D.; Milne, L.; Hackett, C.A.; Graham J. (2013) Control of fruit quality traits in red raspberry, a review from the James Hutton Institute., Aspects of Applied Biology, 119, 1-16.
- Gotame, T.P.; Andersen, L.; Petersen, K.K.; Pedersen, H.L.; Ottosen, C.O.; Graham, J. (2013) Chlorophyll fluorescence and flowering behaviour of annual-fruiting raspberry cultivars under elevated temperature regimes., European Journal of Horticultural Science, 78, 193-202.
- Paterson, A.; Kassim, A.; McCallum, S.; Woodhead, M.; Smith, K.; Zait, D.; Graham, J. (2013) Environmental and seasonal influences on red raspberry flavour volatiles and identification of quantitative trait loci (QTL) and candidate genes., Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 126, 33-48.
- Woodhead, M.; Williamson, S.; Smith, K.; McCallum, S.; Jennings, N.; Hackett, C.A.; Graham, J. (2013) Identification of quantitative trait loci for cane splitting in red raspberry (Rubus idaeus)., Molecular Breeding, 31, 111-122.
- Rowland, L.J.; Bell, D.; Alkharouf, N.; Bassil, N.; Drummond, F.; Beers, L.; Buck, E.; Finn, C.; Graham, J.; McCallum, S.; Hancock, J.; Polashock, J.; Olmstead, J.; Main, D. (2012) Generating genomic tools for blueberry improvement., International Journal of Fruit Science, 12, 276-287.
- Dobson, P.; Graham, J.; Stewart, D.; Brennan, R.M.; Hackett, C.A.; McDougall, G.J. (2012) Over-seasons analysis of quantitative trait loci affecting phenolic content and antioxidant capacity in raspberry., Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 60, 5360-5366.
- McCallum, S.; Woodhead, M.; Jorgensen, L.; Gordon, S.L.; Brennan, R.M.; Graham, J.; Hackett, C.A.; Rowland, L.J.; Hancock, J.F.; Olmstead, J.W.; Bassil, N.V. (2012) Developing tools for long term breeding of blueberry germplasm for UK production., International Journal of Fruit Science, 12, 294-303.
- Graham, J.; Hackett, C.A.; Smith, K.; Woodhead, M.; MacKenzie, K.; Tierney, I.; Cooke, D.E.L.; Bayer, M.M.; Jennings, N. (2011) Towards an understanding of the nature of resistance to Phytophthora root rot in red raspberry., Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 123, 585-601.
- Castillo, NR.F.; Reed, B.M.; Graham, J.; Fernandez-Fernandez, F.; Bassil, N.V. (2010) Microsatellite markers for raspberry and blackberry., Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science, 135, 271-278.
- Woodhead, M.; Weir, A.; Smith, K.; McCallum, S.; MacKenzie, K.; Graham, J. (2010) Functional markers for red raspberry., Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science, 135, 418-427.
- McCallum, S.; Woodhead, M.; Hackett, C.A.; Kassim, A.; Paterson, A.; Graham, J. (2010) Genetic and environmental effects influencing fruit colour and QTL analysis in raspberry., Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 121, 611-627.
- Brennan, R.M.; Graham, J. (2009) Improving fruit quality in Rubus and Ribes through breeding., Functional Plant Science and Biotechnology, 3, 22-29.
- Graham, J.; Hackett, C.A.; Smith, K.; Woodhead, M.; Hein, I.; McCallum, S. (2009) Mapping QTLs for developmental traits in raspberry from bud break to ripe fruit., Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 118, 1143-1155.
- Kassim, A.; Poette, J.; Paterson, A.; Zait, D.; McCallum, S.; Woodhead, M.; Smith, K.; Hackett, C.A.; Graham, J. (2009) Environmental and seasonal influences on red raspberry anthocyanin antioxidant contents and identification of quantitative traits loci (QTL)., Molecular Nutrition and Food Research, 53, 625-634.
- Graham, J.; Woodhead, M.; Smith, K.; Russell, J.R.; Marshall, B.; Ramsay, G.; Squire, G.R. (2009) New insight into wild red raspberry populations using simple sequence repeat markers., Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science, 134, 109-119.
- Denoys-Rothan, B.; Chartier, P.; Petit, A.; Gordon, S.; Graham, J.; Dolan, A.; Hofer, M.; Faedi, W.; Malteni, M.; Baruzzi, G.; Mexetti, B. (2008) Genetic resource of European small berries according to Genberry., Sodinninkyste ir Darzininkyste, 27, 371-377.
- Woodhead, M.; McCallum, S.; Smith, K.; Cardle, L.; Mazzitelli, L.; Graham, J. (2008) Identification, characterisation and mapping of simple sequence repeat (SSR) markers from raspberry root and bud ESTs., Molecular Breeding, 22, 555-563.
- Stewart, D.; McDougall, G.J.; Sungurtas, J.; Verrall, S.R.; Graham, J.; Martinussen, I. (2007) Metabolomic approach to identifying bioactive compounds in berries: Advances toward fruit nutritional enhancement., Molecular Nutrition and Food Research, 51, 645-651.
- Rugienius, R.; Vinskienė, J.; Andriūnaitė, E.; Morkūnaitė-Haimi, S.; Juhani-Haimi, P.; Graham, J. (2022) Genomic Design of Abiotic Stress-Resistant Berries, In: Kole, C. (ed.) Genomic Designing for Abiotic Stress Resistant Fruit Crops. Chapter 7. Springer, Cham, 197-249
- Frercks, B.; Gelvonauskiene, D.; Juskyte, A.D.; Sikorskaite-Gudziuniene, S.; Mazeikiene, I.; Bendokas, V.; Graham, J. (2022) Development of Biotic Stress Tolerant Berries, In: Kole, C. (ed.). Genomic Designing for Biotic Stress Resistant Fruit Crops. Cham: Springer, Chapter 9, pp 331-384
- Rugienius, R.; Vinskiene, J.; Andriunaite, E.; Morkunaite-Haimi, S.; Juhani-Haimi, P.; Graham, J. (2022) Genomic Design of Abiotic Stress-Resistant Berries, In: Kole, C. (ed.). Genomic Designing for Abiotic Stress Resistant Fruit Crops. Cham: Springer, Chapter 7, pp 197-249
- Jennings, N.; Graham, J. (2020) Rubus spp.cane fruit, In: Litz, R.E., Pliego-Alfaro, F. & Hormaza, J.I. (eds.) Biotechnology of Fruit and Nut Crops. Wallingford, Oxford: CAB International, 606-620
- Graham, J.; Karley, A.J.; Dolan, A.; Williams, D.; Jennings, N. (2019) Advances and challenges in sustainable raspberry/blackberry cultivation, In: Lang, G. (ed.) Achieving Sustainable Cultivation of Temperate Zone Tree Fruits and Berries. Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing, Volume 2: Case Studies, 397-422
- McCallum, S.; Simpson, C.; Graham, J. (2018) QTL mapping and marker assisted breeding in Rubus spp, In: Graham, J. & Brennan, R. (eds.) Raspberry: Breeding, Challenges and Advances. Springer International Publishing, Cham, 121-144
- Williams, D.; Aitkenhead, M.; Karley, A.J.; Graham, J.; Jones, H.G. (2018) Use of imaging technologies for high throughput phenotyping, In: Graham, J. & Brennan, R. (eds.) Raspberry: Breeding, Challenges and Advances. Springer International Publishing, Cham, 145-158
- Graham J.; Brennan, R. (2018) Introduction to the Rubus genus, In: Graham, J. & Brennan, R. (eds.) Raspberry: Breeding, Challenges and Advances. Springer International Publishing, Cham, 1-16
- Hytönen, T.; Graham, J.; Harrison, R. (2018) The genomes of rosaceous berries and their wild relatives, (Compendium of Plant Genomes), Springer, 232pp
- Graham, J.; Simpson, C. (2018) Developmental transitions to fruiting in red raspberry, In: Hytonen, T., Graham, J. & Harrison, R. (eds.). The Genomes of Rosaceous Berries and their Wild Relatives. Compendium of Plant Genomes. Cham: Springer, Chapter 14, pp 199-212
- McCallum, S.; Graham, J. (2014) Vaccinium spp., blueberry., In: George, R.A.T. & Fox, R.T.V. (eds.). Diseases of Temperate Horticultural Plants, CABI, UK, 5, pp 84-103.
- Swanson, J.; Carlson, J.E.; Fernandez-Fernandez, F.; Finn, C.E.; Graham, J.; Weber, C.; Sargent, D.J. (2011) Blackberries and raspberries., In: Folta, K.M. & Kole, C. (eds.). Genetics Genomics and Breeding of Berries. Science Publishers, Manchester, NH, USA, Chapter 3, 64-78.
- Graham, J.; Woodhead, M. (2011) Rubus., In: Kole, C. (ed.). Wild Crop Relatives: Genomic and Breeding Resources: Temperate Fruits. Springer, Heidelberg, Chapter 9, 179-197. ISBN: 978-3642148705
- Swanson, J-D.; Weber, C.; Finn, C.; Fernandez-Fernandez, F.; Sargent, D.; Carlson, J.E.; Scheerens, J.; Alice, L.; Graham, J. (2010) Breeding, genetics and genomics of Rubus., In: Folta, K.M. (ed.). Genetics, Genomics and Breeding in Fruit and Vegetable Crops - Berries. Springer
- Graham, J.; Woodhead, M. (2009) Raspberry genomics., In: Folta, K.M. & Gardiner, S.E. (eds.). Genetics and Genomics of the Rosaceae. Springer, USA, Chapter 12.
- Graham, J.; Ratnaparkhe, M.B.; Powell, W. (2009) Molecular mapping and breeding of physiological traits., In: Kole, C. & Abbott, A.G. (eds.). Principles and Practices of Plant Genomics. Volume 2. Molecular Breeding. Science Publishers Inc, Enfield, New Hampshire, Chapter 7, 217-241.
- Graham, J.; Jennings, S.N. (2009) Raspberry breeding., In: Jain, S.M. & Priyadarshan, M. (eds.). Breeding Plantation Tree Crops: Temperate Species. IBH & Science Publication Inc, Oxford, UK, Chapter 7, 233-248.
- Graham, J.; Hein, I.; Powell, W. (2007) Raspberry., In: Kole, C (ed.). Genome Mapping and Molecular Breeding in Plants: Fruits and Nuts. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg, Chapter 9, 207-216.
- Graham, J.; Hein, I.; Powell, W. (2007) Genomic tools in contemporary raspberry breeding., In: Kole, C. (ed.). Genome Mapping and Molecular Breeding in Plants. Vol 4 Fruits and Nuts. Springer-Verlag, Berlin, Chapter 9, 207-214.
- Gordon, S.C.; Williamson, B.; Graham, J. (2007) Current and future control strategies for major arthropod pests and fungal diseases of red raspberry (Rubus idaeus) in Europe., In: Ramdane, D. (ed.). Crops: Quality, Growth and Biotechnology. WFL Publisher, Helsinki, 925-950.
- Graham, J. (2005) The strawberry., In: Litz, R. (ed.). Biotechnology of Fruit and Nut Crops. Biotechnology in Agriculture Series No. 29, CAB International, Wallingford, UK, 456-474.
- McCallum, S.; Woodhead, M.; Brennan, R.M.; Graham, J. (2011) Developing molecular tools for the British blueberry industry., Annual Report of the Scottish Crop Research Institute for 2010, pp29-31.
- Graham, J. (2010) Understanding the genetics of raspberry fruit quality for improved consumer appeal., Annual Report of the Scottish Crop Research Institute for 2009, pp28-29.
- Graham, J.; Smith, K.; Tierney, I. (2004) Raspberry mapping and marker-assisted breeding., Annual Report of the Scottish Crop Research Institute for 2003/2004, pp150-151.
- Graham, J. (2002) An assessment of gene flow in red raspberry measured by SSRs., Annual Report of the Scottish Crop Research Institute for 2001/2002, pp155-156.
- Squire, G.R.; Augustin, N.; Bown, J.; Crawford, J.C.; Dunlop, G.; Graham, J.; Hillman, J.R.; Marshall, B.; Marshall, D.F.; Ramsay, G.; Robinson, D.J.; Russell, J.R.; Thompson, C.; Wright, G.M. (1999) Gene flow in the environment: genetic pollution?, Annual Report of the Scottish Crop Research Institute for 1998/99, pp45-54.
- Graham, J.; Gordon, S.C. (1998) Field trialling of transgenic strawberries., Report to the Department of the Environment.
- Gordon, S.C.; Graham, J.; Gordon, D.C. (1997) The increasing importance of the wingless weevil as pests in temperate world horticulture., Annual Report of the Scottish Crop Research Institute for 1996/97, pp75-78.
- Graham, J. (1997) Genetically Modified Food., Annual Report of the Scottish Crop Research Institute for 1996/97, pp23-25.
- Karley, A.J.; Graham, J.; Mitchell, C.; Williams, C.; Mitchell, D.; Jennings, N.; Dolan, A.; McFarlane, S.; Prashar, A.; Begg, G.; Birch, A.N.E. (2018) IPM tools for pest and disease management in raspberry plantations., Crop Protection in Northern Britain 2018: The Dundee Conference, Environmental Management and Crop Production, Apex City Quay Hotel, Dundee, 27-28 February 2018. Conference Proceedings, pp55-58.
- Jennings, S.N.; Graham, J.; Ferguson, L.; Young, V. (2016) New developments in raspberry breeding in Scotland., Acta Horticulturae, 1133. 23-28.
- Cullen, D.W.; McCallum, S.; Paterson, A.; Hedley, P.E.; Simpson, C.G.; Milne L.; Graham, J. (2013) Fruit quality in red raspberry., Plant and Animal Genome XXI, San Diego, CA, USA, 12-16 January 2013.
- McCallum, S.; Cullen, D.W.; Hedley, P.; Simpson, C.; Hancock, R.D.; Milne, L.; Hackett, C.A.; Graham J. (2013) Control of fruit quality traits in red raspberry, a review from James Hutton Institute., Fruits and Roots: A Celebration and Forward look, East Malling Research, Kent, 6-7 November 2013.
- Cullen, D.W.; Woodhead, M.; Ross, H.A.; Simpson, C.G.; Hallett, P.D.; Hackett, C.A.; Graham, J. (2012) Developing breeding and selection tools to reduce spoilage of soft fruit and wastage in the supply chain., Bulrush Horticulture Ltd and Scottish Society for Crop Research Information Day and Winter Meeting, Dundee, 15 February 2012.
- Mitchell, C.; Graham, J.; Johnson, S.N.; Karley, A.J.; Woodhead, M.; Brennan, R.M.; Cooke, D.E.L.; (2012) How root traits of soft fruit help resist pest and pathogen attack., SSCR/Bulrush Event, Dundee.
- Messner C.; Paterson, A.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J.; Hancock, R.D. (2012) Genetic and environmental drivers of fruit composition in relation to sensory quality in blueberry., 1st Agriscience Chemical Biology Postgraduate Symposium, London, 1-2 November 2012.
- Itle, R.A.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J.; Olmstead, J.; Collante, W.; Bassil, N.; Brown, A.; Buck, E.; Finn, C.; Hancock, J.; Rowland, L.J. (2012) QTL mapping in an F1 tetraploid blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum L.)., ASHS Symposium, Florida, USA, 31 July - 3 August 2012.
- Gotame, T.P.; Graham, J.; Cullen, D.W.; Hedley, P.E.; Morris, J.; Smith, K.; Petersen, K.; Andersen, L. (2012) Effect of heat stress on gene expression profile of annual fruiting raspberries., 3rd Annual Meeting of Climafruit Project.
- Cullen, D.W.; Woodhead, M.; Ross, H.A.; Simpson, C.G.; Hallett, P.D.; Hackett, C.A.; Graham, J. (2012) Developing breeding and selection tools to reduce spoilage of soft fruit and wastage in the supply chain., Autumn Growers' Meeting and Technical Conference, Sutton Heights, Shropshire, 14-15 November 2012.
- Cullen, D.W.; Woodhead, M.; Ross, H.A.; Simpson, C.G.; Hackett, C.A.; Graham, J. (2012) Developing breeding and selection tools to reduce spoilage of soft fruit and wastage in the supply chain., Molecular Mapping and Marker Assisted Selection, Vienna, Austria, 8-11 February 2012.
- Bassil, N.; Hummer, K.; Olmstead, J.; Itle, R.A.; Brown, A.; Buck, E.; Wiedow C.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J.; Finn, C.; Hancock, J.; Main, D.; Alkharouf, N.; Moehs CP.; Sullivan C.; Curzon A.; Rowland, L.J. (2012) Blueberry genetic and genomic resources., ISHS 2nd International Fruit Biotech Meeting, New Zealand, March 2012.
- Bassil, N.; Nyberg, A.; Hummer, K.; Graham, J.; Dossett, M.; Finn, C.E. (2012) A universal fingerprinting set for red raspberry., Acta Horticulturae, 946, 83-87.
- Kassim, A.; Hackett, C.A.; McCallum, S.; Woodhead, M.; Paterson, A.; Graham, J. (2011) Environmental and seasonal influences on red raspberry anthocyanins and QTL identification for marker assisted breeding., Berry Garden Conference.
- Graham, J.; Woodhead, M.; Smith, K.; Marshall, B.; Ramsay, G.; Russell, J.R.; Squire, G.R. (2011) Declines in wild raspberry populations may limit the genetic resources of future raspberry breeding., Berry Garden Conference.
- Jennings, N.; Ferguson, L.; Brennan, R.M.; Graham, J. (2011) Marker assisted breeding in the UK raspberry breeding programme., Xth International Rubus and Ribes Symposium, Zlatibor, Serbia, 22-26 June 2011.
- Bassil, N.; Graham, J.; Nyberg, A.; Hummer, K.; Dossett, M.; Finn, C. (2011) A universal fingerprinting set for red raspberry., Xth International Rubus and Ribes Symposium, Zlatibor, Serbia, 22-26 June 2011.
- Gotame, T.P.; Pedersen, H.L.; Petersen, K.K.; Graham, J.; Ottosen, C.O.; Williams, M. (2011) Impact of climate on productivity and quality of raspberry., Xth International Rubus and Ribes Symposium, Zlatibor, Serbia, 22-26 June 2011.
- Gotame, T.P.; Petersen, K.K.; Pedersen, H.L.; Ottosen, C.O.; Graham, J.; Williams, M. (2011) Evaluation of primocane fruiting raspberry cultivars under elevated temperature regimes., Xth International Rubus and Ribes Symposium, Zlatibor, Serbia, 22-26 June 2011.
- Hancock, J.; Finn, C.; Wheeler, E.; Graham, J.; McCallum, S.; Olmstead, J.; Branch, B.; Bassil, N.; Rowland, L.J. (2010) Chilling requirement cold hardiness and fruiting characteristics of a Draper x Jewel population planted at multiple sites., Proceedings of the North American Blueberry Research and Extension Workers Conference (NABREW), Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA, 25-28 July 2010.
- Rowland, L.J.; Alkharouf, N.; Bassil, N.V.; Beers, L.; Bell, D.J.; Buck, E.; Drummond, F.A.; Finn, C.E.; Graham, J.; Hancock, J.; McCallum, S.; Olmstead, J.W. (2010) Generating genomic tools for blueberry improvement., Proceedings of the North American Blueberry Research and Extension Workers Conference (NABREW), Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA, 25-28 July 2010.
- McCallum, N.; Woodhead, M.; Jorgensen, L.; Gordon, S.; Brennan, R.M.; Graham, J.; Rowland, L.J.; Olmstead, J.; Hackett, C.A.; Hancock, J.; Bassil, N. (2010) Developing tools for long-term breeding of blueberry germplasm for UK production., Proceedings of the North American Blueberry Research and Extension Workers Conference (NABREW), Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA, 25-28 July 2010.
- Rowland, L.J.; Alkharouf, N.; Bassil, N.V.; Bell, D.; Buck, E.; Drummond, F.; Finn, C.; Graham, J.; Hancock, J. (2010) Generating genomic tools for blueberry improvement - A progress update., Plant & Animal Genome XVIII, San Diego, California, USA, 9-13 January 2010.
- Stewart, D.; McDougall, G.J.; Brennan, R.M.; Graham, J.; Martinussen, I. (2007) Targets for nutritional enhancement in fruit: pitfalls, shortcuts and progress., PSE Congress Plants for Human Health, Helsinki, Finland, 26-29 August 2007.
- Gordon, S.C.; Birch, A.N.E.; Brennan, R.M.; Graham, J.; Barker, H.; Dolan, A.; Jennings, S.N. (2006) Predicted developments in cane and bush fruit pest and disease management in Europe, with special reference to high health planting stock, genomics and plant breeding., Cost 863 Euroberry, Zagreb, Croatia, 19-22 April 2006.
- Hein, I.; Williamson, S.; Russell, J.R.; Graham, J.; Brennan, R.M.; Powell, W. (2004) Development of genomic resources for red raspberry: BAC library construction, analysis and screening., Plant and Animal Genome Conference (PAG) XII Proceedings, San Diego, California, 10-12 January 2004, 109.
- Birch, A.N.E.; Gordon, S.C.; Fenton, B.; Malloch, G.; Mitchell, C.; Jones, A.T.; Griffiths, D.W.; Brennan, R.M.; Graham, J.; Woodford, J.A.T. (2004) Developing a sustainable IPM system for high value Rubus crops (raspberry, blackberry) for Europe., Acta Horticulturae, 649, 289-292.
- Graham, J.; Hein, I.; Russell, J.R.; Woodhead, M.; Gordon, S.C.; Smith, K.; Jorgensen, L.; Brennan, R.; Powell, W. (2003) The use of genomics technologies in contemporary Rubus and Ribes breeding programmes., Acta Horticulturae, 649, 319-322.
- Graham, J.; Smith, K. (2001) DNA markers for use in raspberry breeding., Acta Horticulturae, 585, 51-56.
- Graham, J.; Gordon, S.C.; McNicol, R.J. (1999) Genetically modified soft fruit for pest resistance., Proceedings of Crop Protection in Northern Britain Conference 1999. Dundee, pp121-126.
- Mateos, B.; Jennings, N.; Hancock, R.; Graham, J. (2022) Identifying main factors determining dormancy release in raspberry, conference
- Mateos, B.; McCallum, S.; Graham, J. (2022) Soft fruit genetics, event
- Foito, A.; Freitag, S.; Sungurtas, J.; Santos, C.; Costa, I.; Jardim, C.; Garcia, G.; Ramos, R.; Menezes, R.; Mendez-Sevillano, D.; Ottens, M.; Dobson, G.; McDougall, G.J.; Hackett, C.; Graham, J.; Stewart, D. (2017) BacHberry - Bio-prospecting strategies identify a novel bioactive phenolic compound from a Rubus germplasm collection., International Conference on Polyphenols and Health, Quebec, Canada, 3-6 October 2017.
- Cullen, D.W.; McCallum, S.; Paterson, A.; Hedley, P.E.; Simpson, C.G.; Milne L.; Graham, J. (2013) Fruit quality in red raspberry (W308)., Plant and Animal Genome XXI, San Diego, CA, USA, 12-16 January 2013, p163.
- Cullen, D.W.; Woodhead, M.; Ross, H.A.; Simpson, C.G.; Hallett, P.D.; Hackett, C.A.; Graham, J. (2012) Developing breeding and selection tools to reduce spoilage of soft fruit and wastage in the supply chain., Molecular Mapping & Marker Assisted Selection Conference. Vienna, Austria, 8-11 February 2012, N10.
- Woodhead, M.; Williamson, S.; Weir, A.; Smith, K.; Jennings, N.; McCallum, S.; Hackett, C.A.; Hedley, P.E.; Bayer, M.M.; Graham, J. (2011) Identification of cane splitting QTLs in raspberry., Scottish Society for Crop Research, The James Hutton Institute, Dundee, 9 March 2011. (Poster)
- Graham, J.; Johnson, S.N.; Karley, A.J.; Mitchell, C.; Woodhead, M.; Brennan, R.M.; Cooke, D.E.L. (2011) How root and leaf traits of soft fruit help resist pest and pathogen attack., Fruit for the Future, Dundee, 14 July 2011. (Poster)
- Itle, R.A.; Hancock, J.F.; Finn, C.E.; Wheeler, E.J.; Graham, J.; McCallum, S.; Branch, B.; Bassil, N.V.; Rowland, L.J.; Olmstead, J.W. (2011) Fruit development period in a blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum L.) population segregating for chilling requirement., American Society for Horticultural Science Annual Conference, Waikoloa, Hawaii, USA, 25-28 September 2011 (Poster).
- McCallum, S.; Graham, J.; Hackett, C.A.; Hancock, R.D.; McKenzie, B.M.; Hallett, P.D.; Jorgensen, L.; Gordon, S.; Woodhead, M.; Brennan, R.M.; Rowland, L.J.; Bassil, N.; Olmstead, J.; Buck, E.; Hancock, J. (2010) Investigating the suitability of blueberry germplasm for UK production and developing tools for long-term breeding., Proceedings of the North American Blueberry Research and Extension Workers Conference (NABREW), Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA, 25-28 July 2010. (Poster)
- Graham, J.; Woodhead, M.; Smith, K.; Marshall, B.; Ramsay, G.; Russell, J.R.; Squire, G.R. (2009) Declines in wild raspberry populations may limit the genetic resources for future raspberry breeding., Proceedings ECRR: Scotland's Changing Rural Biodiversity: Policy and Action, May 2009 (Poster).
- Gordon, S.C.; Barker, H.; Graham, J.; Brennan, R.M.; Dolan, A.; Birch, A.N.E.; Mitchell, C.; Cross, J.; Berrie, A.; Fitzgerald, J.; Allen, J. (2005) Integrated crop management related cane and bush fruit research in the UK., WG3 1st Meeting Sustainable Berry Production (COST 863 Euroberry), Wageningen, 7-9 July 2005 (Abstract).
- Birch, A.N.E.; Gordon, S.C.; Fenton, B.; Malloch, G.; Mitchell, C.; Jones, A.T.; Griffiths, D.W.; Brennan, R.M.; Graham, J.; Woodford, J.A.T. (2003) Developing a sustainable IPM system for high value Rubus crops (raspberry, blackberry) for Europe., COST 836 Final Workshop, Ancona, 9-11 October 2003 (Poster).
- Graham, J.; Russell, J.R.; Hein, I.; Powell, W. (2003) An integrated approach to mapping in Rubus., Abstracts of the Annual Main Meeting of the Society for Experimental Biology, 134/A, S143-S144.
- Gordon, S.C.; Birch, A.N.E.; Brennan, R.M.; Graham, J. (2003) Alternative control strategies for managing pests of cane and bush fruits in Europe., Advances in European Crop Protection, John Innes Centre, Norwich, 19-20 May 2003 (Abstract).
- Craig, W.; Canavan, S.; McNicol, R.J.; Graham, J. (1998) The improvement of strawberries by gene transfer., 15th EUCARPIA General Congress. Viterbo, Italy, 20-25 September 1998, 95.