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Metabolomics-Assisted Breeding in Oil Palm: Potential and Current Perspectives

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Nugroho, Rizki Anjal P.
Zaag, Ismail
Lamade, Emmanuelle
Lukman, Rudy
Caliman, Jean Pierre
Tcherkez, Guillaume

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Oil palm is presently the most important oil-producing crop worldwide in terms of oil production and consumption. However, oil palm cultivation faces important challenges such as adverse climatic conditions, expensive fertilization requirements, and fungal pathogens, including Ganoderma. Intense efforts in oil palm breeding are devoted to improving both oil production yield and resistance to environmental cues. Metabolomics can be of interest because it provides many quantitative traits and metabolic signatures that can be selected for to optimize oil palm performance. Here, we briefly review how metabolomics can help oil palm breeding, and to do so, we give examples of recent metabolomics analyses and provide a roadmap to use metabolomics-assisted breeding.

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International Journal of Molecular Sciences

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