Vincent R. Pantalone
NAME
Dr. Vincent R. Pantalone
POSITION
Professor
UNIVERSITY ADDRESS
Department of Plant Sciences
2431 Joe Johnson Drive
University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN 37996-4561
Phone: (865) 974-8801
Fax: (865) 974-1947
Email: vpantalo@utk.edu
I. PERSONAL DATA
Place of Birth: New Haven, CT
Marital Status: not married
II. EDUCATION
Degree
Ph.D.
M.S.
B.S.
Institution
North Carolina State University
University of Maryland
University of Maryland
Date
1995
1991
1983
Major Field
Plant Breeding and Genetics
Agronomy
Conservation and Resource Development
III. EXPERIENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION
2008 - Present: Professor, Department of Plant Sciences, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN.
Project leader for the soybean breeding and genetics program. Basic and applied classical
and molecular genetic research and development targeting genetically improved germplasm
and new cultivars with enhanced productivity, disease resistance, herbicide tolerance, and
tolerance to biotic and abiotic stresses. Development of lines with added value from
improved protein composition and quality and modified fatty acid composition. Cooperate
with other investigators on key projects. Mentor graduate students and teach courses on
plant breeding and genetics.
2003 - 2008:
Associate Professor, Department of Plant Sciences, The University of Tennessee,
Knoxville, TN. Project leader for the soybean breeding and genetics program as outlined
above.
2001 – 2003:
Assistant Professor, Department of Plant Sciences and Landscape Systems, The University
of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN. Project leader for the soybean breeding and genetics program
as outlined above.
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2000 – 2001:
Assistant Professor, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, The University of Tennessee,
Knoxville, TN. Project leader for the soybean breeding and genetics program as outlined
above.
1998 – 2000:
Research Assistant Professor, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences, The University of
Tennessee, Knoxville, TN. Project leader for the soybean breeding and genetics program as
outlined above.
1997 – 1998:
Postdoctoral Research Geneticist, USDA,ARS Raleigh, NC. Identified useful sources of
soybean germplasm to broaden genetic diversity for value-added traits. Developed genetic
resources for enhancement of yielding ability, oil and protein content, and quality attributes
of seed constituents. Initiated population development for low saturated, low
polyunsaturated soybean oil for enhanced consumer preference and superior performance.
Developed lines with high polyunsaturated oil for potential industrial applications.
1995 – 1997:
Postdoctoral Research Associate, Crop Science Department, North Carolina State
University, Raleigh, NC. Conducted inheritance studies from interspecific hybridizations
and identified alternative alleles for -6 and -3 desaturases in wild soybean (G. soja)
accessions. Identified a negative association between seed mass and linolenic acid
concentration in glycerolipid oil fractions. Conducted a backcross introgression program to
incorporate genes for modified oleic and linolenic fatty acids from the wild species to
soybean cultivars. Developed a restricted selection index and established two cycles of
diallel intermatings for three soybean populations to develop high yielding, high oil, high
protein germplasm.
1991 - 1994:
Graduate Research Assistant, Crop Science Department, North Carolina State University,
Raleigh, NC. My research project utilized a drought-tolerant, exotic germplasm resource
with enhanced nodulation to overcome the negative association between protein and yield.
Heritability of a fibrous root trait and genotypic correlations with yield, protein, and other
agronomic traits was determined from multi-environment field experiments.
1986 – 1991:
Graduate Student, Department of Agronomy, University of Maryland, College Park, MD.
Evaluated the salt tolerance of accessions of perennial Glycine from the University of
Maryland core collection and identified salt-tolerant germplasm resources. Greenhouse
experiments were conducted using both hydroponic solution cultures and saline soil
amendments. I characterized growth responses in control and salt-stressed conditions,
developed a visual scoring index of leaf chlorosis, chemically analyzed plant tissue
samples, and determined thresholds of tolerance for Glycine max and perennial Glycine
species. Two saline soil field sites were used to identify salt-tolerant soybean cultivars and
experimental breeding lines
1986 – 1991:
Agricultural Research Technician, Department of Agronomy, University of Maryland,
College Park, MD. Assisted with the soybean breeding program for increased yield,
disease and pest resistance, and tolerance to environmental stresses. Conducted State of
Maryland official variety trials in multiple locations. Provided graduate students, faculty,
and visiting scientists with technical support in the laboratory, greenhouse, and field
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IV PUBLICATIONS, PRESENTATIONS, AND OTHER CREATIVE EFFORTS
A. Refereed Journal Articles
1) Jeong-Dong Lee, Melissa Woolard, David A. Sleper, James R. Smith, Vincent R. Pantalone,
Catherine N. Nyinyi, Andrea Cardinal, and J. Grover Shannon. Environmental Effects on Oleic
Acid in Soybean Seed Oil of Plant Introductions with Elevated Oleic Concentration. Crop Sci.
(submitted).
2) Scaboo , A.M., V.R. Pantalone, D.R. Walker, D.R. West, F.R. Walker, C.E. Sams, and H.R.
Boerma. 2009. Confirmation of Molecular Markers and Agronomic Traits Associated with Seed
Phytate Content in Two Soybean RIL Populations. Crop Sci. 49: in press.
3) Wadl, Phillip A., Xinwang Wang, Andrew N. Trigiano, John A. Skinner, Mark T. Windham
Timothy A. Rinehart, Sandra M. Reed, Vincent R. Pantalone and Robert N. Trigiano. Molecular
Identification Keys for Cultivars and Lines of Cornus florida and C. kousa Based on Simple
Sequence Repeat (SSR) Loci. J. Am. Soc. Hort. Sci. In press.
4) Delwiche, S.R., Pordesimo, L.O., Panthee, D.R., Pantalone, V.R. Assessing glycinin (11S) and beta
-conglycinin (7S) fractions of soybean storage protein by near-infrared spectroscopy. 2007. J. Am..
Oil Chemists' Soc. 84:1107-1115.
5) Arelli, P.R., V.R. Pantalone, F.L. Allen, and A. Mengistu. 2007. Registration of JTN-5303 Soybean
Germplasm. Journal of Plant Registrations 1:69-70.
6) Panthee, D.R., V.R. Pantalone, A.M. Saxton, D.R. West, and C.E. Sams. Quantitative Trait Loci for
Agronomic Traits in Soybean. 2007. Plant Breeding 126:51-57.
7) Delwiche, S.R., L.O. Pordesimo, A.M. Scaboo, and V.R. Pantalone. 2006. Measurement of
Inorganic Phosphorous in Soybeans with Near-Infrared Spectroscopy. J. Agric. Food Chem.
55:6951-6956.
8) Panthee, D.R. and V.R. Pantalone. 2006. Registration of Soybean Germplasm Lines TN03-350 and
TN04-5321 with Improved Protein Concentration and Quality. 2006. Crop Science 46:2328-2329.
9) Burton, J.W., V.R. Pantalone, and G.J. Rebetzke. 2006. Registration of N98-4445A Mid-Oleic
Soybean Germplasm. Crop Sci. 46:1010-1012.
10) A.S. Chappell, A.M. Scaboo, X. Wu, H. Nguyen, V.R. Pantalone, and K.D. Bilyeu. 2006.
Characterization of the MIPS gene family in Glycine max. Plant Breeding 125: 1-8.
11) Panthee, D.R., V.R. Pantalone, and A.M. Saxton. 2006. Modifier QTL for Fatty Acid Composition
in Soybean Oil. Euphytica. 152:67-73.
12) Walker, D.R., A.S. Scaboo, V.R. Pantalone, J.R. Wilcox, and H.R. Boerma. 2006. Genetic Mapping
of Loci Associated with Seed Phytic Acid Content in CX1834-1-2 Soybean. Crop Sci. 46:390-397.
13) Stefaniak, T.R., D. L. Hyten, V. R. Pantalone, A. Klarer, T. W. Pfeiffer. 2006. Soybean Cultivars
Resulted from More Recombination Events than Unselected Lines in the Same Population. Crop
Sci. 46:43-51.
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14) Panthee, D.R., V.R. Pantalone, C.E. Sams, A.M. Saxton, D.R. West, J.H. Orf and A.S. Killam.
2006. Quantitative Trait Loci Controlling Sulfur Containing Amino Acids, Methionine and
Cysteine, in Soybean Seeds. Theor. Appl. Genet. 112:546-553.
15) Panthee, D.R., V.R. Pantalone, A.M. Saxton, D.R. West, and C.E. Sams. 2006.Genomic Regions
Associated with Amino Acid Composition in Soybean. Molecular Breeding 17:79-89.
16) Panthee, D.R., V.R. Pantalone, D.R. West, A.M. Saxton, and C.E. Sams. 2005. Quantitative Trait
Loci for Seed Protein and Oil Concentration, and Seed Size in Soybean. Crop Sci. 2005 45:
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17) Charron, C.S. F.L. Allen, R.D. Johnson, V.R. Pantalone, and C.E. Sams. 2005. Correlations of Oil
and Protein with Isoflavone Concentration in Soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] J. Agric. Food
Chem. 53:7128-7135.
18) Panthee, D.R., P. Kwanyuen, C.E. Sams, D.R. West, A.M. Saxton, and V.R.Pantalone. 2004.
Quantitative Trait Loci for -Conglycinin (7S) and Gylcinin (11S) Fractions of Soybean Storage
Protein. J. Am. Oil Chem. Soc. 81: 1005-1012.
19) Spencer, M.M., D. Landau-Ellis, E.J. Meyer, and V.R. Pantalone. 2004. Molecular Markers
Associated with Linolenic Acid Content in Soybean. J. American Oil Chemists’ Society 81: 559562.
20) Hyten, D.L, V.R. Pantalone, A.M. Saxton, M.E. Schmidt and C.E. Sams,. 2004 Molecular
Mapping and Identification of Soybean Fatty Acid Modifier Quantitative Trait Loci. 2004. J.
Am. Oil Chem. Soc. 81:1115-1118.
21) Hyten, D.L, V.R. Pantalone, C.E. Sams, A.M. Saxton, D. Landau-Ellis, T.R. Stefaniak, and M.E.
Schmidt. 2004. Seed Quality QTL in a Prominent Soybean Population. Theoretical and Applied
Genetics 109:552-561.
22) Panthee, D.R., V.R. Pantalone, C.E. Sams, A.M. Saxton, D.R. West, and W.E. Rayford,. 2004.
Genomic Regions Governing Soybean Seed Nitrogen Accumulation. Journal of the American Oil
Chemists’ Society 81: 77-81.
23) C.L. Main, T.C. Mueller, and V.R. Pantalone. 2004. A novel approach to determine the
glyphosate tolerant trait in soybeans. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 52:1224-1227.
24) Feng, L., J.W. Burton, T.E. Carter Jr., and V.R. Pantalone. Recurrent half-sib selection with
testcross evaluation for increased oil content in soybean. 2004. Crop Science 44:63-69.
25) Pantalone, V.R., F.L. Allen, and D. Landau-Ellis. 2004. Registration of ‘5002T’ soybean. Crop
Science 44:1483-1484.
26) Chapman, A., V.R. Pantalone, A. Ustun, F.L. Allen, D. Landau-Ellis, R.N. Trigiano, and P.M.
Gresshoff. 2003. Quantitative trait loci for agronomic and seed quality traits in an F2 and F4:6
soybean population. Euphytica 129:387-393.
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27) Cherrak, C.M, V.R. Pantalone, E.J. Meyer, D.L. Ellis, S.L. Melton, D.R. West, and J.R. Mount.
2003. Low palmitic, low linolenic soybean development. Journal of the American Oil Chemists’
Society 6:539-543.
28) Pantalone, V.R., F.L. Allen, and D. Landau-Ellis. 2003. Registration of ‘5601T’ soybean. Crop
Science 43:1123-1124.
29) Pantalone, V.R., F.L. Allen, and D. Landau-Ellis. 2003. Registration of TN93-99 soybean
germplasm. Crop Science 43:1137.
30) Spencer, M.M., V.R. Pantalone, E.J. Meyer, D. Landau-Ellis, and D.L. Hyten, Jr. 2003. Mapping
the Fas locus controlling stearic acid content in soybean. Theoretical and Applied Genetics
106:615-619.
31) Pantalone, V.R., R.F. Wilson, W.P. Novitzky, and J.W. Burton. 2002. Genetic regulation of
elevated stearic acid concentration in soybean oil. Journal of the American Oil Chemists’ Society
79:549-553.
32) Rebetzke, G.J., V.R. Pantalone, J.W. Burton, T.E. Carter, Jr, and R.F. Wilson. 2001. Genetic
backgrond and environment influence palmitate content of soybean seed oil. Crop Science
41:1731-1736.
33) Allen, F.L., L.D. Young, R.D. Johnson, D. Landau-Ellis, and V.R. Pantalone. 2000. Registration of
‘TN 4-94’ soybean. Crop Science 40:1829-1830.
34) Allen, F.L., L.D. Young, D. Qian, D. Landau-Ellis, and V.R. Pantalone. 2000. Registration of ‘TN
5-95’ soybean. Crop Science 40:575-576.
35) Pantalone, V.R., G.J. Rebetzke, J.W. Burton, T.E. Carter, Jr., and D.W. Israel. 1999. PI 416937 root
system contributes to biomass accumulation in soybean reciprocal grafts. Agronomy Journal
91:840-844.
36) Kwanyuen, P., V.R. Pantalone, J.W. Burton, and R.F. Wilson. 1997. A new approach to genetic
alteration of soybean protein composition and quality. Journal of the American Oil Chemists’
Society 74:983-987.
37) Pantalone, V.R., G.J. Rebetzke, J.W. Burton, and R.F. Wilson. 1997. Genetic regulation of linolenic
acid concentration in wild soybean (Glycine soja) accessions. Journal of the American Oil
Chemists’ Society 74:159-163.
38) Carter, T.E., Jr., J.W. Burton, C. Bianchi-Hall, F. Farmer, E.B. Huie, and V.R. Pantalone. 1997.
Registration of “Graham” soybean. Crop Science 37:293-294.
39) Pantalone, V.R., W.J. Kenworthy, B.R. James and L.H. Slaughter. 1997. Chloride tolerance in
soybean and perennial Glycine accessions. Euphytica 97:235-239.
40) Pantalone, V.R., G.J. Rebetzke, R.F. Wilson, and J.W. Burton. 1997. Relationship between seed
mass and linolenic acid in progeny of crosses between cultivated and wild soybean. Journal of the
American Oil Chemists’ Society 74:563-568.
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41) Rebetzke, G.J., V.R. Pantalone, J.W. Burton, T.E. Carter Jr., and R.F. Wilson. 1997. Genotypic
variation for fatty acid content in selected Glycine max x Glycine soja populations. Crop Science
37:1636-1640.
42) Pantalone, V.R., J.W. Burton, and T.E. Carter Jr. 1996. Soybean fibrous root heritability and
genotypic correlations with agronomic and seed quality traits. Crop Science 36:1120-1125.
43) Pantalone, V.R., G.J. Rebetzke, J.W. Burton, and T.E. Carter Jr. 1996. Phenotypic evaluation of
root traits in soybean and applicability to plant breeding. Crop Science 36:456-459.
44) Rebetzke, G.J., V.R. Pantalone, J.W. Burton, B.F. Carver, and R.F. Wilson. 1996. Phenotypic
variation for saturated fatty acid content in soybean. Euphytica 91:289-295.
B. Patent and Disclosure Applications
Pantalone, V.R., F.L. Allen, and D. Landau-Ellis. ‘Allen’, Glyphosate Resistant Soybean. U.S. Plant Utility
Patent application (pending).
Pantalone, V.R..’ DieselSoy’ trademark application for soybeans with enhanced oil composition for
biodiesel feedstock. (pending).
Sam, C.E. and V.R. Pantalone. ‘NUTRIVEG’ trademark application for edible soybeans with enhanced
human health nutrition and flavor components (pending).
C. Cultivar and Germplasm Releases
1) Pantalone, V.R. and F.L. Allen. 2008. Release of Roundup Ready Soybean Cultivar ‘USG 74T98’.
Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station.
2) Sams, C.E. and V.R. Pantalone. 2007. Release of NUTRIVEG Soy 6407. Tennessee Agricultural
Experiment Station.
3) Arelli, P.R., V.R. Pantalone, F.L. Allen, and A. Mengistu. 2007. Registration of JTN-5303 Soybean
Germplasm. Journal of Plant Registrations 1:69-70.
4) Cardinal, A.J. and V.R. Pantalone. 2007. Release of NC-Pujals. NC Agriculture Research Service.
5) Cardinal, A.J. and V.R. Pantalone. 2007. Release of NC-Ernie. NC Agriculture Research Service.
6) Panthee, D.R. and V.R. Pantalone. 2006. Registration of Soybean Germplasm Lines TN03-350 and
TN04-5321 with Improved Protein Concentration and Quality. 2006. Crop Science 46:2328-2329.
7) Burton, J.W., V.R. Pantalone, and G.J. Rebetzke. 2006. Registration of N98-4445A Mid-Oleic
Soybean Germplasm. Crop Sci. 46:1010-1012.
8) Pantalone, V.R., F.L. Allen, and D. Landau-Ellis. 2006. Release of Roundup Ready Soybean
Cultivar ‘Allen’. Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station.
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9) Pantalone, V.R., F.L. Allen, and D. Landau-Ellis. 2006. Release of Roundup Ready Soybean
Cultivar ‘5601TRR-124’. Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station.
10) Pantalone, V.R., F.L. Allen, and D. Landau-Ellis. 2006. Release of Roundup Ready Soybean
Cultivar ‘5601TRR-293’. Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station.
11) Pantalone, V.R., F.L. Allen, and D. Landau-Ellis. 2006. Release of Roundup Ready Soybean
Cultivar ‘5601TRR-379’. Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station.
12) Panthee, D.R. and V.R. Pantalone. 2004. Release of Germplasm TN04-5363. Tennessee
Agricultural Experiment Station.
13) Pantalone, V.R. and F.L. Allen. 2004. Release of Roundup Ready Soybean Cultivar USG 7604RR.
Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station.
14) Pantalone, V.R., F.L. Allen, and D. Landau-Ellis. 2004. Registration of ‘5002T’ soybean. Crop
Science 44:1483-1484.
15) Pantalone, V.R., F.L. Allen, and D. Landau-Ellis. 2003. Registration of ‘5601T’ soybean. Crop
Science 43:1123-1124.
16) Pantalone, V.R., F.L. Allen, and D. Landau-Ellis. 2003. Registration of TN93-99 soybean
germplasm. Crop Science 43:1137.
17) Allen, F.L., L.D. Young, R.D. Johnson, D. Landau-Ellis, and V.R. Pantalone. 2000. Registration of
‘TN 4-94’ soybean. Crop Science 40:1829-1830.
18) Allen, F.L., L.D. Young, D. Qian, D. Landau-Ellis, and V.R. Pantalone. 2000. Registration of ‘TN
5-95’ soybean. Crop Science 40:575-576.
19) Carter, T.E., Jr., J.W. Burton, C. Bianchi-Hall, F. Farmer, E.B. Huie, and V.R. Pantalone. 1997.
Registration of ‘Graham’ soybean. Crop Science 37:293-294.
D. Book Chapters
Cianzio, S., Pantalone, V., Cober, E.R., and I. Rajcan. Soybean. 2009. In: “Oil Crop Breeding”. Eds. J.
Vollmann and I.Rajcan. Series "Handbook of Plant Breeding", Vol. 4, Springer (accepted November
2008).
Lin, Jingyu, Ningning Wang, Vincent R. Pantalone and Feng Chen. Genetic engineering of fruit flavors.
In Handbook of Fruit Flavors, eds Chen, F., Blackwell Publishers. (submitted).
Pantalone, V.R., D.R. Walker, R.E. Dewey, and I. Rajcan. 2004. DNA Marker-Assisted Selection for
Improvement of Soybean Oil Concentration and Quality, In R.F. Wilson, H.T. Stalker, and R.C.
Brummer (eds.) Genomics for Legume Crops pp. 283-311.
Wilson, R.F., J.W. Burton, V.R. Pantalone, and R.E. Dewey. 2002. New gene combinations governing
saturated and unsaturated fatty acid composition in soybean. In T.M Kuo and H.W. Gardner (ed.) Lipid
Biotechnology pp.95-113. Marcel Dekker. New York.
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E. Technical Bulletins, Reports, Newsletters
1) J. Brake, R.F. Wilson, J.W. Burton, S.C. Huber, D.W. Israel, G. Shannon, S.C. Anand, D.A. Sleper,
V.R. Pantalone, and J.R. Wilcox. 2003. Current Status of “Designer” Soybeans – Oil and Protein
Traits. American Soybean Association Technical Bulletin AN36-2003: 1-4.
2) Graves, C.R., V.R. Pantalone, F.L. Ellis, R. Thompson, G. Percell, J. McClure, W.D. Pitt, M. Smith
and. J. Logan. 2001. Performance of soybean varieties in 2000. Univ. Tenn. Agric. Exp. Stn. Res.
Report 00-18.
3) Graves, C.R., V.R. Pantalone, B.N. Duck, F.L. Ellis, D. Kincer, R. Thompson, G. Percell, C.L.
Click, J. McClure, W.D. Pitt, and M. Smith. 2000. Performance of soybean varieties in 1999. Univ.
Tenn. Agric. Exp. Stn. Res. Report 99-20.
4) Graves, C.R., B.N. Duck, D.R. West, V.R. Pantalone, T.C. Mueller, D.R. Kincer, R. Thompson,
G. Percell, C.L. Click, W.D. Pitt, J. McClure, M. Smith, and J.S. Williams. 1999. Bulletin 697.
1998 Performance of Field Crop Varieties. Univ. Tenn. Agric. Exp. Stn.
5) Pantalone, V.R. 1999. Tennessee's soybean breeding program works to improve quality traits,
strengthen competitiveness of state growers. In M.L. Emery. UT soybeans and you. A report on UT
soybean research and extension funded by checkoff dollars from the Tennessee Soybean Promotion
Board and Tennessee's 4,500 soybean producers.
6) Graves, C.R., V.R. Pantalone, B.N. Duck, F.L. Ellis, D. Kincer, R. Thompson, G. Percell, C.L.
Click, J. McClure, W.D. Pitt, and M. Smith. 1998. Performance of Soybean Varieties in 1998.
Univ. Tenn. Agric. Exp. Stn. Rep. 98-14.
7) Pantalone, V.R., J.W. Burton, and T.E. Carter Jr. 1996. Soybean seedling grafting technique.
Soybean Genetics Newsletter 23:203-205.
8) G.J. Rebetzke, J.W. Burton, T.E. Carter, Jr., V.R. Pantalone, R.F. Wilson, and Y. De. 1995.
Putative associations between loci controlling palmitic acid content and stem termination type in
soybean. Soybean Genetics Newsletter 22:228-231.
9) Ragab, A.S., V.R. Pantalone, W.J. Kenworthy, and B.R. James. 1994. Salt tolerance of soybean in
solution culture experiments. I. Evaluation of screening technique. Soybean Genetics Newsletter.
21:274-276.
10) Ragab, A.S., V.R. Pantalone, W.J. Kenworthy, and B.R. James. 1994. Salt tolerance of soybean in
solution culture experiments. II. Reaction of 19 genotypes. Soybean Genetics Newsletter. 21:277279.
11) Pantalone, V.R., and W.J. Kenworthy. 1990. Salt tolerance in soybean cultivars and Maryland
experimental lines. Proceedings, Mid-Atlantic Soybean Meetings, Beltsville, MD.
12) Pantalone, V.R., and W.J. Kenworthy. 1989. Salt tolerance in Glycine max and perennial Glycine.
Soybean Genetics Newsletter. 16:145-146.
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F. Published Abstracts and Conference Proceedings
1) Pantalone, Vincent R., Deborah Landau-Ellis, and Fred L. Allen. 2008. Translating Genomic
Information to Develop Glyphosate Resistant Soybean Cultivar ‘USG Allen’. Agronomy
Abstracts. American Society of Agronomy/ Crop Science Society of America, Houston TX,
October 5-9, 2008.
2) Landau-Ellis, Deborah and Vincent R. Pantalone. 2008. Molecular Breeding for Low Phytate
Soybean Development. Conference Proceeding Paper. International Symposium on Induced
Mutations in Plants. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and International
Atomic Energy Agency. 12-15 August 2008, Vienna, Austria.
3) Arelli, Prakash R., and Vincent R. Pantalone. 2008. High Yielding Soybean Germplasm with
Resistance to Multiple Populations of Cyst Nematode. Agronomy Abstracts. American Society
of Agronomy/ Crop Science Society of America, Houston TX, October 5-9, 2008.
4) Lee, Jeong Dong, David Sleper, Melissa Woolard, James Smith, Vincent R. Pantalone, Catherine
Nyinyi, Andrea J. Cardinal, and James G. Shannon. 2008. Stability of Oleic Acid Content in
Higher Oleic Soybean Plant Introductions. Agronomy Abstracts. American Society of
Agronomy/ Crop Science Society of America, Houston TX, October 5-9, 2008.
5) Nyinyi, Catherine, Fred Allen, Dean Kopsell, Carl Sams, Vincent Pantalone. 2008. Confirmation
of Fatty Acid Modifier QTL in Soybean. Agronomy Abstracts. American Society of Agronomy/
Crop Science Society of America, Houston TX, October 5-9, 2008.
6) Scaboo, Andrew, Pengyin Chen, Robert Bacon, Vincent Pantalone, Ken Korth, and Kristofor
Brye. 2008. Identification of QTL Associated with Seed Protein and Sucrose Content in Two
Soybean Populations. Agronomy Abstracts. American Society of Agronomy/ Crop Science
Society of America, Houston TX, October 5-9, 2008.
7) Stewart, Allison E., Vincent R. Pantalone, and Carl E. Sams. 2008. Isoflavone Concentration and
Harvest Force Vary with Bean Maturity in Four Soybean Lines. American Society for
Horticultural Science Abstracts.
8) Pantalone, V.R. 2007. Soybean Meal Quality Enhancement through Molecular Breeding.
American Oil Chemists’ Society.
9) Hung, Yu-Ting, D. Landau-Ellis, C.E. Sams, and V.R. Pantalone. 2007. Marker-assisted
backcrossing to incorporate low phytate alleles into two Tennesseee Soybean Cultivars 5601T
and Allen. Agronomy Abstracts.
10) Nyinyi, C.N., F.L. Allen, D.A. Kopsell, C.E. Sams, and V.R. Pantalone. 2007. Confirmation of
Soybean Fatty Acid Modifier QTL. Agronomy Abstracts.
11) Nyinyi, C.N., V.R. Pantalone, F.L. Allen, D.A. Kopsell, and C.E. Sams. 2007. Confirmation of
Fatty Acid Modifier QTL in Soybean. American Oil Chemists Society.
12) Wadl, P.A., J.A. Skinner, X. Wang, T.A. Rinehart, S.M. Reed, V.R. Pantalone, M.T. Windham,
and R.N. Trigiano. 2007. Breeding intra and inter specific Cornus species.
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13) A.E. Stewart, D.J.S. Carpenter, V.R. Pantalone, and C.E. Sams. Yield and Isoflavone Content of
Edamame Varieties at Different Planting Dates and Densities. Abstracts. American Society for
Horticultural Science. July 2006. New Orleans, LA.
14) Nyinyi, C.N., F.L. Allen, D.A. Kopsell, C.E. Sams, and V.R. Pantalone. Confirmation of
Soybean Fatty Acid Modifier QTL. 2006. Agronomy Abstracts.
15) Nyinyi, C.N., V.R. Pantalone, F.L. Allen, D.A. Kopsell, and C.E. Sams. Confirmation of Fatty
Acid Modifier QTL in Soybean. 2006. Abstracts. Molecular and Cellular Biology of the
Soybean. Lincoln, NE.
16) Carpenter, D.J.S., V.R. Pantalone, F.L. Allen, D.E. Deyton, and C.E. Sams. Production of
Edamame Vegetable Soybeans in Tennessee. 2006. Agronomy Abstracts.
17) Carpenter, D.J.S., V.R. Pantalone, F.L. Allen, D.E. Deyton, and C.E. Sams. Production of
Edamame Vegetable Soybeans in Tennessee. 2006. Abstracts, Southern Branch, American
Society of Agronomy.
18) Pantalone, V.R. Mid-Oleic Soybean Development. 2005. Abstracts. Conference on Specialty
Oils. Am. Oil Chem. Society 96th Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT 1 – 4 May 2005. Invited
Speaker.
19) Scaboo, A.M. N. Karandikar, C.E. Sams, F. Walker, D.R. West, V.R. Pantalone. Molecular
Marker Assisted Selection for Development of Low Phytate Soybeans. Abstracts Am. Oil Chem.
Society 96th Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT 1 – 4 May 2005.
20) Pantalone, V.R. D.R. Panthee, C.E. Sams, A.M. Saxton, and D.R. West. 2005. Genomic Regions
Governing Soybean Sulfur Containing Amino Acids. Abstracts Am. Oil Chem. Society 96th
Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT 1 – 4 May 2005.
21) Pantalone, V.R. 2004. Stability of Mid Oleic Soybean Oil in Tennessee. American Society of
Agronomy Abstracts. 49th Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA 31 Oct. – 4 Nov. 2004.
22) Scaboo, A.M, V.R. Pantalone, C.E. Sams, F.R. Walker, and D.R. West. 2004. Molecular Marker
Assisted Selection for Low Phytate Soybean Lines. American Society of Agronomy Abstracts. 49th
Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA 31 Oct. – 4 Nov. 2004.
23) Spencer, M.M. and V.R. Pantalone. 2004. Application des Marqueurs Moleculaires a
L’Amelioration du Soja [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] au Tennessee (Application of Molecular
Markers for the Improvement of Soybean in Tennessee). 11th African Association for Biological
Nitrogen Fixation Conference, Dakar, Senegal Africa, 22-27 Nov. 2004.
24) Pantalone, V.R. 2004. Molecular Genetic Markers for Soybean Oil Concentration and Composition.
Invited Speaker. 10th Biennial Conference of the Cellular and Molecular Biology of the Soybean.
Columbia Missouri, August 2004.
25) Panthee, D.R., P. Kwanyuen, C.E. Sams, D.R. West, A.M. Saxton and V.R. Pantalone. 2004.
Quantitative trait loci for -conglycinin (7S) and glycinin (11S) fractions of soybean storage
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protein. 10th Biennial Conference of the Cellular and Molecular Biology of the Soybean. Columbia
Missouri, August 2004.
26) Pantalone, V.R. 2004. Two new productive soybean cultivars for the Mid-South region. Southern
Branch, American Society of Agronomy Abstracts.
27) Panthee, D.R., C.E. Sams, A.M. Saxton, D.R. West, and V.R. Pantalone. 2004 Soybean molecular
markers for seed nitrogen accumulation. Southern Branch, American Society of Agronomy
Abstracts.
28) Scaboo, A.M, C.E. Sams, D.R. West, F.R. Walker, and V.R. Pantalone. 2004. Molecular genetic
identification of low phytate soybeans. Southern Branch, American Society of Agronomy
Abstracts.
29) Panthee, D.R., C.E. Sams, A.M. Saxton, D.R. West and V.R. Pantalone. 2004. Cysteine and
methionine QTL in soybean. Southern Branch, American Society of Agronomy Abstracts.
30) Panthee, D.R., V.R. Pantalone, C.E. Sams, A.M. Saxton, and D.R. West.. 2003. Genomic regions
controlling amino acid composition in soybean. American Society of Agronomy.
31) Main, C.L., T.C. Mueller, and V.R. Pantalone. 2003. Determination of the Roundup Ready trait
in soybeans by a novel approach. Weed Science Society of America.
32) Panthee, D.R., C.E. Sams, A.M. Saxton, D.R. West, W.E. Rayford, T.A. Isbell, and V.R. Pantalone,
2003. Genomic regions governing soybean seed storage protein assimilation. American Oil
Chemists’ Society Abstracts.
33) Hyten, D.L., D. Landau-Ellis, C.E. Sams, A.M. Saxton, M.E. Schmidt, P.B. Cregan, and V.R.
Pantalone. 2002. Genetic regions governing soybean protein and oil. American Oil Chemists’
Society Abstracts.
34) Hyten, D.L., D.L. Ellis, C.E. Sams, A.M. Saxton, M.E. Schmidt, P.B. Cregan, and V.R. Pantalone.
2002. Genetic mapping of agronomic and seed quality traits in soybean. 2002. Southern Branch,
American Society of Agronomy Abstracts.
35) Pantalone, V.R. and R.F. Wilson. 2002. Development of lower saturated fat, lower trans fat soybean
for processors and health conscious consumers. American Oil Chemists’ Society Abstracts p.S141.
36) Stokes, Y.N., A.M. Scaboo, D.L. Ellis, A.M. Saxton, R.N. Trigiano, and V.R. Pantalone. Soybean
quantitative trait loci for protein, oil, and agronomic traits. 2002. Southern Branch, American
Society of Agronomy Abstracts.
37) Stokes, Y.N., A.M. Scaboo, A.M. Saxton, R.N. Trigiano, and V.R. Pantalone. 2002. QTL for
soybean protein and oil concentration in TN93-99 x PI 416937 F6 progeny. Minorities in
Agriculture Natural Resources and Related Sciences.
38) Cherrak, C.A., V.R. Pantalone, S.L. Melton, D.R. West, J.R. Mount. Breeding Low Palmitic, Low
Linolenic Soybean. 2001. American Society of Agronomy, Agronomy Abstracts.
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39) Cherrak, C., V.R. Pantalone, D. West, S.L. Melton, and J.R. Mount. Developing Low-Palmitic,
Low-Linolenic Soybean. 2001. American Oil Chemists’ Society INFORM 12:S71.
40) Hyten, D.L., V.R. Pantalone, C.E. Sams, A.M. Saxton, M.E. Schmidt, and P.B. Cregan. 2001.
Quantitative Trait Loci for Soybean Protein and Oil Concentration. American Oil Chemists’
Society, INFORM 12:S27.
41) Hyten, D.L., V.R. Pantalone, C.E. Sams, A.M. Saxton, M.E. Schmidt, and P.B. Cregan. 2001.
Soybean QTL Mapping of Agronomic and Seed Quality Traits in an ‘Essex’ x ‘Williams’ RIL
Population. American Society of Agronomy, Agronomy Abstracts.
42) Spencer, M. and V.R. Pantalone. 2001. Histological Basis for Pseudo-nodules on Soybean Carrying
Rj4 alleles. American Society of Agronomy, Agronomy Abstracts.
43) Stokes, Y.N., A.M. Scaboo, A.M. Saxton, R.N. Trigiano, and V.R. Pantalone. 2001. QTL for
Soybean Protein and Oil Concentration in TN93-99 x PI 416937 F6 Progeny. American Society of
Agronomy, Agronomy Abstracts.
44) Chapman, A., V.R. Pantalone, D. Landau-Ellis, F.L. Allen, P.M. Gresshoff, and R.N. Trigiano.
2000. Quantitative Trait Loci in an Essex x Williams Soybean Population. American Society of
Agronomy, Agronomy Abstracts.
45) Pantalone, V.R., J.W. Burton, R.F. Wilson, and P. Kwanyuen. 1999. Index Selection for Protein,
Oil, and Yield Enhances Soybean Productivity and Value. American Oil Chemists’ Society,
INFORM 10:S57.
46) Pantalone, V.R., D. Landau-Ellis, R.F. Wilson, and J.W. Burton. 1999. High Stearic Acid Allele
in Soybean Line FAM94-41. Proceedings, World Soybean Research Conference VI. p. 484.
47) Ustun, A., F.L. Allen, P.M. Gresshoff, and V.R. Pantalone. 1999. Comparison of Two Southern
Soybean F2 Populations by QTL Analysis and Confirmation of QTL in F3 Lines. Proceedings,
World Soybean Research Conference VI. p. 469.
48) Wilson, R.F., D. Haak, V.R. Pantalone, and J.W. Burton. 1999. Progress in Genetically Modified
Soybean Oil for Inks and Coatings. American Oil Chemists’ Society, INFORM 10:S71.
49) Carter, T.E., Jr., R.L. Nelson, M. Villagarcia, V.R. Pantalone, T.W. Rufty, A.S. Niewoehner, and
R. Wells. 1998. New exotic sources of field drought tolerance in soybean. American Society of
Agronomy, Agronomy Abstracts.
50) Feng, L., J.W. Burton, T.E. Carter, Jr. and V.R. Pantalone.1998. Recurrent half-sib selection for
increased oil content in soybean seeds. American Society of Agronomy, Agronomy Abstracts.
51) Pantalone, V.R., J.W. Burton, and R.F. Wilson. 1998. Improving soybean productivity and
protein using a fibrous-rooted plant introduction. American Society of Agronomy, Agronomy
Abstracts.
52) Pantalone, V.R., R.F. Wilson, and J.W. Burton. 1998. New gene combinations governing
saturated fatty acid composition in soybean. American Oil Chemists’ Society, Abstracts.
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53) Wilson, R.F, J.W. Burton, and V.R. Pantalone. 1998. Perspectives on new commodity soybean
oils. American Oil Chemists’ Society, Abstracts.
54) Wilson, R.F., J.W. Burton, V.R. Pantalone, T.C. Marquardt, and R.E. Dewey. 1998. New gene
combinations governing unsaturated fatty acid composition in soybean. American Oil Chemists’
Society, Abstracts.
55) Delorme, R.M., V.R. Pantalone, J.W. Burton, M.A.R. Mian, D.A. Ashley, and H.R. Boerma. 1996.
Molecular markers associated with rooting in soybean. American Society of Agronomy, Agronomy
Abstracts.
56) Pantalone, V.R., R.F. Wilson, and J.W. Burton. 1996. Negative association between linolenic acid
and seed size in cultivated x wild soybean populations. American Society of Agronomy, Agronomy
Abstracts.
57) Pantalone, V.R., J.W. Burton, and T.E. Carter Jr. 1995. The influence of a fibrous rooting trait on
plant productivity and protein accumulation in soybean grafts. American Society of Agronomy,
Agronomy Abstracts.
58) Pantalone, V.R., J.W. Burton, and T.E. Carter Jr. 1994. Heritability of a fibrous root trait in
soybean. American Society of Agronomy, Agronomy Abstracts.
59) Pantalone, V.R., J.W. Burton, and T.E. Carter Jr. 1993. Utilizing a peanut digger for phenotypic
evaluation of a fibrous rooting trait in soybean. American Society of Agronomy, Agronomy
Abstracts.
60) Pantalone, V.R., and W.J. Kenworthy. 1991. Salt tolerance of soybean and perennial Glycine in
hydroponic culture. American Society of Agronomy, Agronomy Abstracts.
61) Pantalone, V.R., and W.J. Kenworthy. 1989. Salt tolerance in Glycine species. American Society of
Agronomy, Agronomy Abstracts.
G. Grant Reports
1) Pantalone, V.R. Project 8220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced
Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Quarterly Report.
Submitted June, 2008.
2) Pantalone, V.R. Project 8220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced
Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Quarterly Report.
Submitted September, 2008.
3) Pantalone, V.R. Project 8220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced
Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Quarterly Report.
Submitted December, 2008.
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4) Pantalone, V.R. Project 8222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes
for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted
Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United
Soybean Board. Quarterly Report. Submitted June, 2008.
5) Pantalone, V.R. Project 8222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes
for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted
Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United
Soybean Board. Quarterly Report. Submitted September, 2008.
6) Pantalone, V.R. Project 8222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes
for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted
Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United
Soybean Board. Quarterly Report. Submitted December, 2008.
7) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Semi-Annual
Progress Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted June, 2008.
8) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Semi-Annual
Progress Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted December, 2008.
9) .Pantalone, V.R. 2008 Soybean Breeding and Genetics Final Report. Tennessee Soybean Promotion
Board. Submitted December, 2008.
10) Pantalone, V.R. Project 6220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced
Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Quarterly Report.
Submitted March, 2007.
11) Pantalone, V.R. Project 7220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced
Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Quarterly Report.
Submitted June, 2007.
12) Pantalone, V.R. Project 6222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes
for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted
Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United
Soybean Board. Quarterly Report. Submitted March, 2007.
13) Pantalone, V.R. Project 7222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes
for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted
Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United
Soybean Board. Quarterly Report. Submitted June, 2007.
14) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Semi-Annual
Progress Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted June, 2007.
15) Pantalone, V.R. Project 6220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced
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Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. First Quarterly
Report. Submitted March, 2006.
16) Pantalone, V.R. Project 6220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced
Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Second Quarterly
Report. Submitted June, 2006.
17) Pantalone, V.R. Project 6220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced
Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Third Quarterly
Report. Submitted September, 2006.
18) Pantalone, V.R. Project 6220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced
Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Fourth Quarterly
Report. Submitted December, 2006.
19) Pantalone, V.R. Project 6222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes
for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted
Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United
Soybean Board. First Quarterly Report. Submitted March, 2006.
20) Pantalone, V.R. Project 6222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes
for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted
Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United
Soybean Board. Second Quarterly Report. Submitted June, 2006.
21) Pantalone, V.R. Project 6222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes
for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted
Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United
Soybean Board. Third Quarterly Report. Submitted September, 2006.
22) Pantalone, V.R. Project 6222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes
for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted
Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United
Soybean Board. Annual Year-End Report. Submitted December, 2006.
23) Pantalone, V.R. Environmentally Superior Soybean Genome Development. Consortium for Plant
Biotechnology Research. Annual Report. Submitted October 2006.
24) Pantalone, V.R. 2006 Soybean Breeding and Genetics Final Report. Tennessee Soybean Promotion
Board. Submitted December, 2006.
25) Pantalone, V.R. Partial Support for Applied Field and Seed Lab Research Associate for 2006 Final
Report. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. Submitted December, 2006.
26) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Semi-Annual
Progress Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted June, 2006.
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27) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Commercial
Tolerance Test Report: Request for Variety Release. Monsanto Company. Submitted November,
2006.
28) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Semi-Annual
Progress Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted December, 2006.
29) Pantalone, V.R. Project 5220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced
Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. First Quarterly
Report. Submitted March, 2005.
30) Pantalone, V.R. Project 5220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced
Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Second Quarterly
Report. Submitted June, 2005.
31) Pantalone, V.R. Project 5220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced
Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Third Quarterly
Report. Submitted September, 2005.
32) Pantalone, V.R. Project 5220 and Annual Predecessors: Report to Review Panel. Development of
High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate, Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency.
Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDAARS and United Soybean Board. Annual Year-End Report. Submitted November, 2005.
33) Pantalone, V.R. Project 5220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced
Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Fourth Quarterly
Report. Submitted December, 2005.
34) Pantalone, V.R. Project 5222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes
for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted
Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United
Soybean Board. First Quarterly Report. Submitted March, 2005.
35) Pantalone, V.R. Project 5222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes
for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted
Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United
Soybean Board. Second Quarterly Report. Submitted June, 2005.
36) Pantalone, V.R. Project 5222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes
for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted
Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United
Soybean Board. Third Quarterly Report. Submitted September, 2005.
37) Pantalone, V.R. Project 5222 and Annual Predecessors: Report to Review Panel. Development of
Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil.
Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted Development of Mid-oleic, Low
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linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Fourth Quarterly
Report. Submitted November, 2005.
38) Pantalone, V.R. Project 5222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated Substitutes
for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular Marker-Assisted
Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDA-ARS and United
Soybean Board. Annual Year-End Report. Submitted December, 2005.
39) Pantalone, V.R. 2005 Soybean Breeding and Genetics Final Report. Tennessee Soybean Promotion
Board. Submitted December, 2005.
40) Pantalone, V.R. Partial Support for Applied Field and Seed Lab Research Associate for 2005 Final
Report. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. Submitted December, 2005.
41) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Semi-Annual
Progress Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted June, 2005.
42) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Commercial
Tolerance Test Report: Request for Variety Release. Monsanto Company. Submitted November,
2005.
43) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Progress Report.
Monsanto Company. Submitted December, 2005.
44) Pantalone, V.R. Project 4220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for
Reduced Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. First
Quarterly Report. Submitted March, 2004.
45) Pantalone, V.R. Project 4220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for
Reduced Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Second
Quarterly Report. Submitted June, 2004.
46) Pantalone, V.R. 2003 Soybean Breeding and Genetics Final Report. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. Submitted June, 2004.
47) Pantalone, V.R. Partial Support for Applied Field and Seed Lab Research Associate for 2003
Final Report. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. Submitted June, 2004.
48) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Progress
Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted June, 2004.
49) Pantalone, V.R. Project 3220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for
Reduced Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. First
Quarterly Report. Submitted March, 2003.
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50) Pantalone, V.R. Project 3220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for
Reduced Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Second
Quarterly Report. Submitted June, 2003.
51) Pantalone, V.R. Project 3220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for
Reduced Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Third
Quarterly Report. Submitted August, 2003.
52) Pantalone, V.R. Project 3220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for
Reduced Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Fourth
Quarterly Report. Submitted December, 2003.
53) Pantalone, V.R. Project 3220 Development of High Protein Soybean Meal with low Phytate,
Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency. Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for
Reduced Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Year-1
Report. Submitted December, 2003.
54) Pantalone, V.R. Project 3222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated
Substitutes for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular
Marker-Assisted Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDAARS and United Soybean Board. First Quarterly Report. Submitted March, 2003.
55) Pantalone, V.R. Project 3222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated
Substitutes for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular
Marker-Assisted Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDAARS and United Soybean Board. Second Quarterly Report. Submitted June, 2003.
56) Pantalone, V.R. Project 3222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated
Substitutes for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular
Marker-Assisted Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDAARS and United Soybean Board. Third Quarterly Report. Submitted August, 2003.
57) Pantalone, V.R. Project 3222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated
Substitutes for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular
Marker-Assisted Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDAARS and United Soybean Board. Fourth Quarterly Report. Submitted December, 2003.
58) Pantalone, V.R. Project 3222 Development of Mid-oleic, Low-linolenic, Low-Saturated
Substitutes for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. Stability of Mid-oleic Oil and Molecular
Marker-Assisted Development of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Isolines. USDAARS and United Soybean Board. Year-1 Report. Submitted December, 2003.
59) Pantalone, V.R. Project 9226. Marker Assisted Selection for Enhanced Soybean Protein
Concentration and Quality. USDA-ARS. Final Technical Report. Submitted September 2003.
60) Pantalone, V.R. Project 9208. Breeding for superior value: Development of low-16:0, low-18:3,
high protein, high yield soybean. USDA-ARS. Final Technical Report. Submitted September
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2003.
61) Pantalone, V.R. Project: 1239 Development of Low-Saturated Substitutes for Partially
Hydrogenated Soybean Oil: Marker-Assisted Selection for Rapid Integration of Modified Oil
Quality Genes into Elite Germplasm,and Development of low-saturated, mid-oleic, low linolenic
soybeans, MG IV to VI. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Final Report. Submitted
January 17, 2003.
62) Pantalone, V.R. Project 1240. Development of Hi-Pro Soybean Meal with Enhanced
Functionality & Feeding Efficiency: Enhanced Soybean Protein Concentration and Quality: QTL
Discovery and Marker Assisted Selection. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Final Report.
Submitted January 21, 2003.
63) Pantalone, V.R. 2003 Soybean Breeding and Genetics Progress Report. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. Submitted December, 2003.
64) Pantalone, V.R. Partial Support for Applied Field and Seed Lab Research Associate for 2003
Progress Report. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. Submitted December, 2003.
65) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Progress
Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted June, 2003.
66) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Progress
Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted December, 2003.
67) Pantalone, V.R. Project: 1239 Development of Low-Saturated Substitutes for Partially
Hydrogenated Soybean Oil: Marker-Assisted Selection for Rapid Integration of Modified Oil
Quality Genes into Elite Germplasm,and Development of low-saturated, mid-oleic, low linolenic
soybeans, MG IV to VI. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 December
2001 to 15 March 2002. Submitted March 2002.
68) Pantalone, V.R. Project: 1239 Development of Low-Saturated Substitutes for Partially
Hydrogenated Soybean Oil: Marker-Assisted Selection for Rapid Integration of Modified Oil
Quality Genes into Elite Germplasm,and Development of low-saturated, mid-oleic, low linolenic
soybeans, MG IV to VI. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 March
2002 to 15 September 2002. Submitted September 2002.
69) Pantalone, V.R. Project: 1239 Development of Low-Saturated Substitutes for Partially
Hydrogenated Soybean Oil: Marker-Assisted Selection for Rapid Integration of Modified Oil
Quality Genes into Elite Germplasm,and Development of low-saturated, mid-oleic, low linolenic
soybeans, MG IV to VI. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16
September 2002 to 15 December 2002. Submitted December 2002.
70) Pantalone, V.R. Project 1240. Development of Hi-Pro Soybean Meal with Enhanced
Functionality & Feeding Efficiency: Enhanced Soybean Protein Concentration and Quality: QTL
Discovery and Marker Assisted Selection. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting
Period: 16 December 2001 to 15 March 2002. Submitted March 2002.
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71) Pantalone, V.R. Project 1240. Development of Hi-Pro Soybean Meal with Enhanced
Functionality & Feeding Efficiency: Enhanced Soybean Protein Concentration and Quality: QTL
Discovery and Marker Assisted Selection. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting
Period: 16 March 2002 to 15 September 2002. Submitted September 2002.
72) Pantalone, V.R. Project 1240. Development of Hi-Pro Soybean Meal with Enhanced
Functionality & Feeding Efficiency: Enhanced Soybean Protein Concentration and Quality: QTL
Discovery and Marker Assisted Selection. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting
Period: 16 September 2002 to 15 December 2002. Submitted December 2002.
73) Pantalone, V.R. Soybean Breeding and Genetics Progress Report. Tennessee Soybean Promotion
Board. Submitted December, 2002.
74) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Progress
Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted July, 2002.
75) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Progress
Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted December, 2002.
76) Pantalone, V.R. Project: 1239 Development of Low-Saturated Substitutes for Partially
Hydrogenated Soybean Oil: Marker-Assisted Selection for Rapid Integration of Modified Oil
Quality Genes into Elite Germplasm,and Development of low-saturated, mid-oleic, low linolenic
soybeans, MG IV to VI. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 June 2001
to 15 September 2001. Submitted September 2001.
77) Pantalone, V.R. Project: 1239 Development of Low-Saturated Substitutes for Partially
Hydrogenated Soybean Oil: Marker-Assisted Selection for Rapid Integration of Modified Oil
Quality Genes into Elite Germplasm,and Development of low-saturated, mid-oleic, low linolenic
soybeans, MG IV to VI. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 September
2001 to 15 December 2001. Submitted December 2001.
78) Pantalone, V.R. Project 1240. Development of Hi-Pro Soybean Meal with Enhanced
Functionality & Feeding Efficiency: Enhanced Soybean Protein Concentration and Quality: QTL
Discovery and Marker Assisted Selection. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting
Period: 16 June 2001 – 15 September 2001. Submitted September 2001.
79) Pantalone, V.R. Project 1240. Development of Hi-Pro Soybean Meal with Enhanced
Functionality & Feeding Efficiency: Enhanced Soybean Protein Concentration and Quality: QTL
Discovery and Marker Assisted Selection. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting
Period: 16 September 2001 – 15 December 2001. Submitted December 2001.
80) Pantalone, V.R. Soybean Breeding and Genetics Progress Report. Tennessee Soybean Promotion
Board. Submitted December, 2001.
81) Pantalone, V.R. Rapid Molecular Marker Assisted Development of University of Tennessee
Roundup Ready TN96-58 Soybean Progress Report. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board.
Submitted December 2001.
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82) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Progress
Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted June, 2001.
83) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Progress
Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted December, 2001.
84) Pantalone, V.R. Project 9208/9321 Development of Low-saturated low-linolenic Soybean
Cultivars-II Breeding for superior value: Development of low-16:0, low-18:3, high protein, high
yield soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 December 1999 to
15 March 2000. Submitted March 2000.
85) Pantalone, V.R. Project 9208/9321 Development of Low-saturated low-linolenic Soybean
Cultivars-II Breeding for superior value: Development of low-16:0, low-18:3, high protein, high
yield soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 March 2000 to 15
June 2000. Submitted June 2000.
86) Pantalone, V.R. Project 9208/9321 Development of Low-saturated low-linolenic Soybean
Cultivars-II Breeding for superior value: Development of low-16:0, low-18:3, high protein, high
yield soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 June 2000 to 15
September 2000. Submitted September 2000.
87) Pantalone, V.R. Project 9226/8227 Breaking the Negative Genetic Correlation Between Protein,
Oil and Yield-II Marker assisted selection for enhanced soybean protein concentration and
quality. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 December 1999 to 15
March 2000. Submitted February 2000.
88) Pantalone, V.R. Project 9226/8227 Breaking the Negative Genetic Correlation Between Protein,
Oil and Yield-II Marker assisted selection for enhanced soybean protein concentration and
quality. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 March 2000 to 15 June
2000. Submitted June 2000.
89) Pantalone, V.R. Project 9226/8227 Breaking the Negative Genetic Correlation Between Protein,
Oil and Yield-II Marker assisted selection for enhanced soybean protein concentration and
quality. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 June 2000 to 15
September 2000. Submitted September 2000.
90) Pantalone, V.R. Soybean Breeding and Genetics Progress Report. Tennessee Soybean Promotion
Board. Submitted December, 2000.
91) Pantalone, V.R. Breeding for Effective Supernodulation. Final report. UTIA. Submitted June,
2000.
92) Pantalone, V.R. Faculty Development Training in Molecular Marker Data Analysis. Final report.
CASNR. Submitted June, 2000.
93) Pantalone, V.R. Faculty Development Training in Gas Chromatography. Final report. CASNR.
Submitted June, 2000.
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94) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Progress
Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted June, 2000.
95) Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Progress
Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted December, 2000.
96) Pantalone, V.R. Project 9208/9321 Development of Low-saturated low-linolenic Soybean
Cultivars-II Breeding for superior value: Development of low-16:0, low-18:3, high protein, high
yield soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 December 1998 to
15 March 1999. Submitted March 1999.
97) Pantalone, V.R. Project 9208/9321 Development of Low-saturated low-linolenic Soybean
Cultivars-II Breeding for superior value: Development of low-16:0, low-18:3, high protein, high
yield soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 March 1999 to 15
June 1999. Submitted June 1999.
98) Pantalone, V.R. Project 9208/9321 Development of Low-saturated low-linolenic Soybean
Cultivars-II Breeding for superior value: Development of low-16:0, low-18:3, high protein, high
yield soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 June 1999 to 15
September 1999. Submitted September 1999.
99) Pantalone, V.R. Project 9208/9321 Development of Low-saturated low-linolenic Soybean
Cultivars-II Breeding for superior value: Development of low-16:0, low-18:3, high protein, high
yield soybean. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 September 1999 to
15 December 1999. Submitted December 1999.
100)
Pantalone, V.R. Project 9226/8227 Breaking the Negative Genetic Correlation Between
Protein, Oil and Yield-II Marker assisted selection for enhanced soybean protein concentration
and quality. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 December 1998 to 15
March 1999. Submitted March 1999.
101)
Pantalone, V.R. Project 9226/8227 Breaking the Negative Genetic Correlation Between
Protein, Oil and Yield-II Marker assisted selection for enhanced soybean protein concentration
and quality. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 March 1999 to 15
June 1999. Submitted June 1999.
102)
Pantalone, V.R. Project 9226/8227 Breaking the Negative Genetic Correlation Between
Protein, Oil and Yield-II Marker assisted selection for enhanced soybean protein concentration
and quality. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 June 1999 to 15
September 1999. Submitted September 1999.
103)
Pantalone, V.R. Project 9226/8227 Breaking the Negative Genetic Correlation Between
Protein, Oil and Yield-II Marker assisted selection for enhanced soybean protein concentration
and quality. USDA-ARS and United Soybean Board. Reporting Period: 16 September 1999 to 15
December 1999. Submitted December 1999.
104)
Pantalone, V.R. Soybean Breeding and Genetics Progress Report. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. Submitted December, 1999.
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105)
Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development.
Progress Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted June, 1999.
106)
Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development.
Progress Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted November, 1999.
107)
Pantalone, V.R. Soybean Breeding and Genetics Progress Report. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. Submitted December, 1998.
108)
Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development.
Progress Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted July, 1998.
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Pantalone, V.R. University of Tennessee Roundup Ready Soybean Development.
Progress Report. Monsanto Company. Submitted December, 1998.
H. Unpublished Presentations at Professional Meetings
Pantalone, V.R. 1999. Towards a Healthier Vegetable Oil: Development of Low Palmitic Soybean
Germplasm. 9th Gatlinburg Symposium: Plants, Nutrition, and Human Health. October 10, 1999. Knoxville,
TN.
Pantalone, V.R. 1998. Breeding for Genetically Modified Soybean Oil. 8th Gatlinburg Symposium:
Molecular and Cellular Biology of the Soybean. July 26, 1998. Knoxville, TN.
I. Presentations (without abstracts) at Industry Meetings, Producer Groups, Field Days, Extension
Programs, Research Funding Agencies, etc.
1) Pantalone, V.R. DNA Technologies Accelerate Field Testing & Development of Superior
Soybeans, Tobacco, Beef & More Field Day, Highland Rim Research and Education Center,
Springfield, TN June 28, 2007.
2) Pantalone, V.R. Plant Sciences Department Graduate Teaching Program Overview: Agronomy.
Knoxville, TN, June 18, 2007.
3) Pantalone, V.R., F.L. Allen, R.D. Miller, D.R. West, and J.M. Zale. Crop Improvement. Plant
Sciences Retreat. Townsend, TN, March 8, 2007.
4) Pantalone, V.R. and K.D. Bilyeu. Healthier, Low Trans-fat Soy Oil Molecular Improvement.
Consortium for Plant Biotechnology Research. Washington, D.C. February 12 - 14, 2007.
5) Pantalone, V.R. Product Testing and Commercialization – Low Phytate Soy. Consortium for
Plant Biotechnology Research. Washington, D.C. February 12 - 14, 2007.
6) Pantalone, V.R. Invited Speaker, Oil Quality, United Soybean Board, Better Bean Initiative
Workshop, St. Louis, MO. February 19, 2007.
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7) Pantalone, V.R. Invited Speaker, Phytate & Protein Meal Quality, United Soybean Board, Better
Bean Initiative Workshop, St. Louis, MO. February 18, 2007.
8) Pantalone, V.R. Progress Report: Soybean Breeding and Genetics, Proposal 06-05-P. Tennessee
Soybean Promotion Board. January 17, 2007. Pigeon Forge, TN.
9) Pantalone, V.R Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station: Soybean Breeding & Genetics.
Tennessee Crop Improvement Association, Tennessee Advanced Genetics, Inc., UniSouth
Genetics Inc. Nashville, TN. November 29, 2006.
10) Pantalone, V.R. Seed Quality Genetics. Visiting Thailand Delegation from Kasetsart University,
Knoxville, TN, November 3, 2006.
11) Pantalone, V.R. Crop Improvement at University of Tennessee. Agricultural Development Board.
Knoxville Tennessee. October 21, 2006.
12) Pantalone, V.R. TAES Soybean Breeding & Genetics – Success based on Dedicated Staff
Commitment. East Tennessee Research and Education Center Staff Appreciation Day, Knoxville,
TN, October 5, 2006.
13) Pantalone, V.R. Crop Improvement. Department of Plant Sciences visit by Dr. Joe DiPietro,
Knoxville, TN, September 19, 2006.
14) Pantalone, V.R. Breeding Soybeans for Tennessee and the Mid-South. Southern Soybean
Breeders Tour, September 7, 2006.
15) Arelli, P., V.R. Pantalone, L. Fritz, and C.N. Nyinyi. Soybean Improvement for Tennessee and
the Mid-South Region. Milan No-Till Field Day, Research and Education Center at Milan, TN,
July 2006.
16) Pantalone, V.R., D.J.S. Carpenter, A. Stewart, and C.E. Sams, 2006. Vegetable Soybean
Production, Steak and Potatoes Field Day, Plateau Research and Education Center, Crossville,
TN, August 1, 2006.
17) Pantalone, V.R. Soybean Protein and Oil Quality. DuPont Company visit. University of
Tennessee Institute of Agriculture, Knoxville, TN. March 25, 2006.
18) Pantalone, V.R. Improving Soybeans for Tennessee and the Mid-South Region. National Center
for Soybean Biotechnology, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO. March 10, 2006.
19) Pantalone, V.R. Healthier, Low Trans-fat Soy Oil Development. Consortium for Plant
Biotechnology Research.Washington, D.C. February 28 – March 2, 2006.
20) Pantalone, V.R. Product Testing and Commercialization – Low Phytate Soy. Consortium for
Plant Biotechnology Research. Washington, D.C. February 28 – March 2, 2006.
21) Pantalone, V.R. Invited speaker, Phytate & Protein Meal Quality. United Soybean Board, Better
Bean Initiative Workshop, St. Louis, MO. February 13, 2006.
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22) Pantalone, V.R. Invited speaker, Oil Quality. United Soybean Board, Better Bean Initiative
Workshop, St. Louis, MO. February 12, 2006.
23) Pantalone, V.R. Progress Report: Soybean Breeding and Genetics, Proposal 05-15-P and Progress
Report: Partial Support for Applied Field Research Associate , 05-16-P. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. January 18, 2006. Pigeon Forge, TN.
24) Pantalone, V.R. and C.E. Sams. Edamame Soybeans for Tennessee Vegetable Producers, Tennessee
Fruit and Vegetable Conference, Nashville, TN December 12, 2005.
25) Pantalone, V.R. 2005. Edamame Soybean. Tennessee Master Gardeners. May 19, 2005, Knoxville,
TN.
26) Pantalone, V.R. Invited speaker, co-authors: J.W. Burton, H.R. Boerma, P. Chen, W. Kenworthy, J.
Orf, and R. Scott, Phytate Reduction: Marker Discovery and Breeding. United Soybean Board,
Better Bean Initiative Workshop, St. Louis, MO. February 20, 2005.
27) Pantalone, V.R. 2005. Tennessee Oil Quality Breeding. Progress report to the United Soybean
Board, Better Bean Initiative, national strategic plan. February 21, 2005. St. Louis, Mo.
28) Pantalone, V.R. 2005. Tennessee Protein Quantity and Protein Quality Breeding. Progress report to
the United Soybean Board, Better Bean Initiative, national strategic plan. February 21, 2005. St.
Louis, Mo.
29) Pantalone, V.R., invited speaker. 2004. University of Tennessee Soybean Breeding Program: An
Overview of Conventional and Roundup Ready Development. Arkansas Soybean Research
Conference December 13, 2004.
30) Pantalone, V.R., P. Arelli, and L. Fritz. 2004. New Soybean Cultivars. Milan No-Till Field Day.
July, 2004.
31) Pantalone, V.R. 2004. Data Collection and Storage. Professional & Support Staff Training.
Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station. March 10, 2004.
32) Pantalone, V.R. 2004. BBI Oil Session. Invited speaker, with support from other national team
members. United Soybean Board, Better Bean Initiative, national strategic plan. February 19,
2004. St. Louis, Mo.
33) Pantalone, V.R. Invited speaker. 2004. Plant Biotechnology for Soybean Improvement. Speaker for
Dr. Joe Johnson and distinguished guests to the Plant Biotechnology Bldg. January, 2004.
34) Pantalone, V.R. 2004. Soybean Molecular Genetics and Applied Research. Invited speaker.
University of Tennessee President and Staff Visit. January, 2004.
35) Pantalone, V.R. and A.M Scaboo. 2004. 2004 Soybean Breeding and Genetics, Proposal 04-13-P.
Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. January 21, 2004. Pigeon Forge, TN.
36) Pantalone, V.R. 2004. Partial Support for Applied Field and Seed Lab Research Associate for 2004,
Proposal 04-12-P. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. January 21, 2004. Pigeon Forge, TN.
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37) Pantalone, V.R. 2004. Progress Report: 2003 Soybean Breeding and Genetics, Proposal 03-19-P.
Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. January 21, 2004. Pigeon Forge, TN.
38) Pantalone, V.R. 2004. Progress Report: Partial Support for Applied Field and Seed Lab Research
Associate for 2003, Proposal 03-18-P. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. January 21, 2004.
Pigeon Forge, TN.
39) Pantalone, V.R. Invited speaker, Genetic Enhancement of Soybeans for Tennessee. UT Science
Forum. August 29, 2003.
40) V.R. Pantalone, invited speaker, ‘Seed Quality’. United Soybean Board, Better Bean Initiative
Workshop, St. Louis, MO February 19, 2003.
41) Pantalone, V.R. Invited speaker, Breeding Methodologies. National Soybean Breeders Workshop,
St. Louis, MO. February 17, 2003.
42) Pantalone, V.R. Invited speaker, New Developments in Soybean Breeding/Update on UT Program.
Certified Crop Advisor Workshop at TAPA, Franklin, TN. February 4, 2003
43) Pantalone, V.R. 2003. 2003 Soybean Breeding and Genetics, Proposal 03-19-P. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. January 10, 2003. Pigeon Forge, TN.
44) Pantalone, V.R. 2003. Partial Support for Applied Field and Seed Lab Research Associate for 2003,
Proposal 03-18-P. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. January 10, 2003. Pigeon Forge, TN.
45) Pantalone, V.R. 2003. Progress Report: Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. January 9, 2003. Pigeon Forge, TN.
46) Pantalone, V.R. 2002. 2002 Soybean Breeding and Genetics, Proposal 02-12-P. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. January 10, 2002. Pigeon Forge, TN.
47) Pantalone, V.R. 2002. 2002 Soybean Breeding and Genetics, Proposal 02-12-P. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. January 10, 2002. Pigeon Forge, TN.
48) Pantalone, V.R. 2002. Progress Report: Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. January 9, 2002. Pigeon Forge, TN.
49) Pantalone, V.R. 2002. BBI Oil Session. Invited speaker, with support from other national team
members. United Soybean Board, Better Bean Initiative, national strategic plan. February 20,
2002. St. Louis, Mo.
50) Pantalone, V.R. Progress Report: Improving Soybean Protein and Oil. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. January 4, 2001 Pigeon Forge, TN.
51) Pantalone, V.R. Progress Report: Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. January 4, 2001 Pigeon Forge, TN.
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52) Pantalone, V.R.. Rapid Molecular Marker Assisted Development of University of Tennessee
Roundup Ready TN96-58 Soybean, Research Proposal 01-12-P . Tennessee Soybean Promotion
Board. January 5, 2001 Pigeon Forge, TN.
53) Pantalone, V.R. Soybean Breeding and Genetics, Research Proposal 01-11-P. Tennessee
Soybean Promotion Board. January 5, 2001 Pigeon Forge, TN.
54) Pantalone, V.R., invited speaker, along with other invited national team members, Soybean Oil
Quality. United Soybean Board, Better Bean Initiative, national strategic plan. April 26, 2001. St.
Louis, Mo.
55) Pantalone, V.R., invited speaker, along with other invited national team members, Soybean
Protein. United Soybean Board, Better Bean Initiative, national strategic plan. April 27, 2001. St.
Louis, Mo.
56) Pantalone, V.R. Healthier Soybeans. Tennessee Farm Bureau. October 26, 2001. Knoxville, TN.
57) Pantalone, V.R. UT Soybean Variety Development. Invited speaker, Tennessee Crop
Improvement Association, Tennessee Certified Seeds, Tennessee Advanced Genetics, and
UniSouth Genetics board of directors and annual meeting. December, 2003. Nashville, TN.
58) Pantalone, V.R. UT Soybean Variety Development. Invited speaker, Tennessee Crop
Improvement Association, Tennessee Certified Seeds, Tennessee Advanced Genetics, and
UniSouth Genetics board of directors and annual meeting. December, 2002. Nashville, TN.
59) Pantalone, V.R. UT Soybean Variety Development. Invited speaker, Tennessee Crop
Improvement Association, Tennessee Certified Seeds, Tennessee Advanced Genetics, and
UniSouth Genetics board of directors and annual meeting. December 5, 2001. Nashville, TN.
60) Pantalone, V.R., and G. Morgan. UT Roundup Ready Soybean Development. Milan No-Till
Field Day. July, 2002. Milan, TN.
61) Pantalone, V.R., D. Landau-Ellis, and D.H. Hyten. Breeding with Biotechnology and Tradition.
Milan No-Till Field Day. July 26, 2001. Milan, TN.
62) Pantalone, V.R. Invited speaker. Value-added Soybeans. Tennessee Grain and Soybean Producers
Conference. February 1, 2001. Dyersburg, TN.
63) Pantalone, V.R. 2001 Results: UT Soybean Breeding Program. Research and Recommendations
Meeting. December 4, 2001. Jackson, TN.
64) Pantalone, V.R. Progress Report: Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. January 12, 2000 Pigeon Forge, TN.
65) Pantalone, V.R. Soybean Breeding and Genetics, Research Proposal. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. January 12, 2000 Pigeon Forge, TN.
66) Pantalone, V.R. Research Planning Conference: Soybean Breeding and Genetics. February 15,
2000 Knoxville, TN.
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67) Pantalone, V.R. Developing Improved Soybean Germplasm at University of Tennessee. Visiting
Tai delegation. May 2, 2000 Knoxville, TN.
68) Pantalone, V.R. Opportunities for College Education at UTIA, CASNR, and PSS. October 5, 2000
Carter High School.
69) Pantalone, V.R. Breeding and Development of UT Soybeans. October 5, 2000 Carter High
School.
70) Pantalone, V.R. Overview of Breeding and Genetics Program. Visiting Tai Faculty, Kasetsart
University. October 17, 2000 Knoxville, TN.
71) Pantalone, V.R. Soybean Breeding and Genetics Research. Agricultural Development Board.
October 21, 2000 Knoxville, TN.
72) Pantalone, V.R. Soybean Breeding. Crops Research and Recommendations Meetings. November
29, 2000 Knoxville, TN.
73) Pantalone, V.R. (with team support by J.W. Burton, J.R. Wilcox, and H.R. Boerma).
Accomplishments and Enabling Technologies. Better Bean Initiative Brainstorming Session,
United Soybean Board. June 20, 2000. St. Louis, Mo.
74) Pantalone, V.R. GMO Issues. Tennessee Agricultural Producers Association (TAPA). February 1
2000 Nashville, TN.
75) Pantalone, V.R. Nitrogen Fixation Research. Soybean Breeders Workshop. February 23, 2000 St.
Louis, MO.
76) Pantalone, V.R. UT Soybean Variety Development. Board of Directors meeting: Tennessee Crop
Improvement Foundation, Tennessee Foundation Seeds Inc., Tennessee Advanced Genetics Inc.,
Tennessee Certified Varieties Inc. November 30, 2000 Nashville, TN.
77) Pantalone, V.R. Progress in UT Soybean Variety Development. Annual meeting: Tennessee Crop
Improvement Foundation, Tennessee Foundation Seeds Inc., Tennessee Advanced Genetics Inc.,
Tennessee Certified Varieties Inc. November 30, 2000 Nashville, TN.
78) Pantalone, V.R. Advanced UT Lines. Dyer County Field Day.
79) Pantalone, V.R. and D. Landau-Ellis. University of Tennessee Soybean Breeding Program. Milan
No-Till Field Day. July 27, 2000 Milan, TN.
80) Pantalone, V.R. 1999. Engineering Soybeans for the 21st Century. Tennessee Soybean Promotion
Board. January 13-14, 1999. Pigeon Forge, TN.
81) Pantalone, V.R. 1999. Breeding and Genetics of Soybean. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board.
January 13-14, 1999. Pigeon Forge, TN.
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82) Pantalone, V.R. 1999. Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board.
January 13-14, 1999. Pigeon Forge, TN.
83) Pantalone, V.R. 1999. Soybean Nitrogen Carryover in Cotton Rotation.Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. January 13-14, 1999. Pigeon Forge, TN.
84) Pantalone, V.R. 1999. Identification of New Alleles Governing Saturated Fatty Acid Composition
in Soybean. United Soybean Board, Better Bean Initiative Core Team. Nov. 22, 1999. Raleigh,
NC.
85) Pantalone, V.R.. 1999. UT Soybean Breeding Program. Annual Meeting of Tennessee Crop
Improvement Association/Tennessee Foundation Seeds/Tennessee Certified Varieties/Tennessee
Advanced Genetics. February 10, 1999. Nashville, TN.
86) Pantalone, V.R.. 1999. UT Soybean Breeding Program. Board of Directors Meeting of Tennessee
Crop Improvement Association/Tennessee Foundation Seeds/Tennessee Certified
Varieties/Tennessee Advanced Genetics. Dec. 2, 1999. Nashville, TN.
87) Pantalone, V.R. and Debbie Landau-Ellis. 1999. University of Tennessee Soybean Breeding
Program. Milan No-Till Field Day. July 22, 1999. Milan, TN.
V. TEACHING ACTIVITIES
A. Graduate Student Doctoral Dissertations and Master of Science Theses Advised to Completion as
Major Professor or Co-Advisor
1) Nyinyi, Catherine, N. 2008. Detection and Validation of Agronomic and Seed Quality Quantitative
Trait Loci in Soybean. Master of Science Thesis. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN.
2) Stewart, Allison, E. 2008. Effect of Pod Maturity and Plant Spacing on Isoflavone Content and
Harvest Force of Edible Soybeans. Master of Science Thesis. University of Tennessee, Knoxville,
TN. Master of Science Thesis. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN.
3) Hung, Yu-Ting. 2008. Development and Validation of a Predictive Statistical Model to Optimize
Accelerated Solvent Extraction for Isoflavones from Edamame Soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merrill].
4) Carpenter, Debra Jean Strouse. 2007. Determination of Plant Spacing and Time of Planting in the
Production of Edamame Soybeans for Optimal Yield and Seed Isoflavone Content in Tennessee.
Master of Science Thesis. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN.
5) Scaboo, Andrew, M. December 2005. Validation of Quantitative Trait Loci Conditioning Seed
Phytate and Protein Concentration in Soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merrill]. Master of Science
Thesis.University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN.
6) Panthee, Dilip, R. May, 2005. Genetic Mapping of Quantitative Trait Loci Conditioning Protein
Concentration and Quality and Other Seed Characteristics in Soybean [Glycine max (L. Merrill].
Doctoral Dissertation. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
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7) Hyten, David L., Jr. 2002. QTL Mapping and Identification of GxE Interactions of Agronomic and
Seed Quality Traits in Soybean. Master of Science Thesis. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN.
8) Stokes, Yamika N. 2002. Quantitative Trait Loci and Heritability Analysis of TN93-99 x PI 416937
F6 Derived Soybean Progeny. Master of Science Thesis. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN.
9) Cherrak, Carolyn. 2001. Breeding Low Palmitic, Low Linolenic Soybean. Master of Science
Thesis. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN.
10) Chapman, Angie B. 2000. QTL and Heritability of Essex x Williams F2 and F4:6 Soybean
Progenies. Master of Science Thesis. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN.
B. Graduate Student Awards
Catherine N. Nyinyi. 2007. Graduate Student Excellence Award, 3rd Place, Biotechnology Division,
American Oil Chemists’ Society.
Andrew M. Scaboo. 2005. Outstanding Technical Paper Award, Biotechnology Division, American Oil
Chemists’ Society.
Dilip R. Panthee. 2005. Archer Daniels Midland Award for Best Paper in Chemistry/Nutrition.
Dilip R. Panthee. 2003. First place, Graduate Student Paper Competition, Biotechnology Division,
American Oil Chemists’ Society.
David L. Hyten, Jr. 2002 Provosts’ Award for Extraordinary Professional Promise.
David L. Hyten, Jr. 2002 Outstanding Technical Paper Award, Biotechnology Division, American Oil
Chemists’ Society.
Yamika N. Stokes. Second place, oral presentation at the 2002 annual meeting for Minorities in
Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences.
Yamika N. Stokes. 2002. Third place, poster presentation at the 2002 annual meeting for Minorities in
Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences.
C. Courses Taught
PS 653 Advanced Plant Breeding. University of Tennessee. Instructor. Developed course, presented
lectures, directed discussions, organized laboratory, field, and greenhouse activities, composed and graded
semester research grant proposal and semester oral presentation projects, exams, and homework
assignments. Tutored students. (Spring 2007; Spring 2005; Spring 2003).
PS 331 Interpreting Research Findings. Instructor. Developed course, presented lectures, directed
discussions, composed and graded exams, and homework assignments. Tutored students. (Spring 2007;
Spring, 2006).
PS 353 Plant Genetics, Breeding, and Biotechnology. Team, Co-Instructor. Presented plant breeding
lectures. (Spring 2008).
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PS 593 Special Topics in Plant Sciences. Instructor. Mentored student in independent scholarship and
applications of knowledge to solve research problems. (Summer 2006).
PS 501 Special Topics in Plant Sciences – Plant Breeding. Instructor. Mentored an M.S. student in
independent scholarship of principles and applications of plant breeding. (Summer 2006; Fall 2003).
PS 335 World Food and Fiber Plant Production Guest Lecturer. Presented classroom lecture (Spring 2006).
PSS 503/OHLD 590 Graduate Student Seminar. University of Tennessee. Instructor. Coordinated the
graduate student seminar series. (Spring 2003, Fall 2002).
PSS 605 Special Topics in Plant Breeding/Genetics - Genetic Analysis of Quantitative Trait Loci.
Instructor. Mentored a Ph.D. student in independent scholarship and applications of knowledge to solve
research problems. (Fall 2002).
PSS 492 Internship, Plant & Soil Sciences. University of Tennessee. Instructor. Mentored an undergraduate
research project. (Fall, 2001).
PSS 553 Plant Breeding Technologies. University of Tennessee. Instructor. Developed new course,
presented lectures, directed discussions, organized laboratory, field, and greenhouse activities, composed
and graded semester projects, exams, and homework assignments. Tutored students. (Spring, 2001).
Ag 101 Perspectives in Agriculture and Associated Natural Resources. University of Tennessee. Guest
Lecturer. Presented classroom lectures (Spring 2002; Spring 2001; Fall 2000).
PSS 330 Crop Science. University of Tennessee. Guest Lecturer. Presented classroom lectures and field
lessons. (Fall, 2000; Fall, 1999).
AG 333 Food, Forests, and the Environment. University of Tennessee. Guest Lecturer. Presented classroom
lectures (Spring 2002; Spring 2001; Spring, 2000; Spring 1999).
PSS 593 Special Problems in Plant and Soil Science - Plant Breeding. University of Tennessee. CoInstructor. Presented lectures, organized field and greenhouse trips, composed and graded semester project,
exams, and homework assignments. Tutored M.S. student. (Spring, 1999).
PSS 493. Research and Independent Study - Plant Breeding. University of Tennessee. Co-Instructor.
Presented lectures, organized field and greenhouse trips, composed and graded semester project, exams, and
homework assignments. Tutored B.S. student. (Spring, 1999).
CS 541 Plant Breeding Methods. North Carolina State University. Co-Instructor. Presented lectures,
composed and graded exams and homework assignments. Tutored students. (Fall, 1997; Fall, 1995).
CS 413 Plant Breeding. North Carolina State University. Co-Instructor. Presented twelve lectures. Invited
two guest speakers. Organized seed laboratory and greenhouse field trip. Composed and graded exams and
homework assignments. Tutored students. (Spring, 1996).
CS 413. Plant Breeding. North Carolina State University. Teaching Assistant. Presented two lectures.
Composed and graded homework assignments. Tutored students. (Spring, 1995).
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GN 411. Principles of Genetics. North Carolina State University. Teaching Assistant. Presented two
discussion section lectures per week. Graded homework, quizzes, and exams. Tutored students. (Spring,
1994).
AGRO 403. Crop Breeding. University of Maryland. Guest Lecturer. Provided lecture and greenhouse
demonstration on techniques of artificial cross pollination in soybean. (Spring 1990 and 1991).
VI. Membership in Professional and Honor Societies
American Society of Agronomy
Crop Science Society of America
American Oil Chemists’ Society
Gamma Sigma Delta
VII. SERVICE ACTIVITIES
A. Program and Editorial Review Service
United Soybean Board Review Panel. Invited project reviewer (2007).
USDA-ARS, Office of Scientific Quality Review Panel. Invited national program project reviewer (2003).
USDA Small Business Innovation Research grant program. Reviewer (2004, 2003).
American Society of Agronomy/Crop Science Society of America. Invited Reviewer. Soybean Monograph,
3rd edition. (2002).
USDA National Research Initiative Competitive Grants Program, Plant Genetic Mechanisms. Reviewer.
(2002).
Crop Science Journal. Reviewer. (1994 to present).
Journal of the American Oil Chemists’ Society. Reviewer. (1997 to present).
Agronomy Journal. Reviewer. (1999 to present).
Theoretical and Applied Genetics Journal (2004).
Journal of Heredity. Reviewer. (2004; 2001).
USDA-ARS. Peer-Reviewer. (1997 to present).
Univ. of Tennessee, Department of Plant Sciences. Departmental Reviewer. (1998 to present).
North Carolina State University, Crop Science Department. Departmental Reviewer. (1994 to 1998).
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B. Departmental, College, Experiment Station, and Agricultural Institute Committee Service
Honors Research and Creative Achievement, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
(2005, 2004, 2003).
Plant Sciences Seminar Committee (2004).
Graduate Student Admissions and Review Committee. (1999 to 2002).
Curriculum Committee. (2001 to 2002).
Graduate Student Seminar Committee. (1999 to 2003).
Search Committee Service:
Dean, Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station
Racheff Chair of Excellence in Plant Molecular Genetics
Systems Agronomist
Accounting Clerk
Plant Molecular Geneticist
Corn and Soybean Extension Specialist
Genomics Hub Technician
Functional Genomics
Research Associate, Highland Rim Research and Education Center
Department of Plant Sciences Strategic Planning Committee (2003-2004).
Department of Plant and Soil Sciences Long-range Planning Committee (1999-2000).
Department of Plant and Soil Sciences Strategic Planning Committee (2000).
Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station, Variety Release Committee (1998 to present).
Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station, Research and Recommendations Committee (2000-2001).
Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station, Resource Utilization Committee (1999-2000).
C. Professional Society Committee Service
Elected by the U.S. soybean research community to serve on the planning and writing committee for
‘SoyCAP’, a Coordinated Agricultural Project focused on translational genomics - taking the rapidly
developing genomic resources and putting them to use to help soybean producers and users of soy
products (2004-2005).
National Soybean Breeders’ Workshop. Program Chair (2005).
U.S. Soybean Genetics Committee. Elected representative (2005).
U.S. National Soybean Germplasm Committee, chair of the subcommittee for utilization and enhancement.
(2004 to present)
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American Oil Chemists’ Society, Seed Quality Traits and Standards Committee (2001-2004)
Crop Science Society of America, Young Scientist of the Year Award Committee (2001-2002)
D. Community Service
Participant, Plant a Row for the Hungry Program (http://www.gwaa.org/par/index.html). Provide local food
banks with fresh vegetables for the working poor and homeless.
Reader. Tennessee Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic. Oak Ridge, TN. Read textbooks onto tape for
blind students to facilitate learning.
VIII. AWARDS AND HONORS
2006 B. Otto and Kathleen Wheeley Award for Excellence in Technology Transfer, University of
Tennessee.
2005 Archer Daniels Midland Award for Best Paper in Chemistry/Nutrition
2005 Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station Research Impact Award
2004 Gamma Sigma Delta Excellence in Research Award
2004 T.J. Whatley Distinguished Young Scientist Award, University of Tennessee
2001 Science Alliance Award, University of Tennessee/Oak Ridge National Laboratory
1999 American Oil Chemists' Society Outstanding Technical Presentation Award
1998 American Oil Chemists' Society Outstanding Technical Presentation Award
1994 Foil McLaughlin Outstanding Plant Breeder Fellowship Award
IX. GRANTSMANSHIP
Funding exceeding $2.4 million has been awarded to Dr. Pantalone as PI or co-PI for University of
Tennessee soybean research projects from 1998 through 2007.
Grants Funded and in Progress
1) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project, Project 8220,
Development of soybean meal with enhanced amino acid composition and/or low phytate for
improved feed efficiency (MG III-V soybean germplasm and varieties). Awarded $79,194 for
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University of Tennessee’s portion of the project, as part of a national research initiative. Status:
fully funded. Start April 2008. End March 2009.
2) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project, Project 8222, Low-lin and
mid-oleic molecular marker assisted development of MG III-V soybean germplasm and varieties.
Awarded $79,506 for University of Tennessee’s portion of the project, as part of a national
research initiative. Status: fully funded. Start April 2008. End March 2009.
3) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project, Project 7220,
Development and Testing of Reduced Phytate, Higher Protein Soybeans Identified with
Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection. Awarded $79,940 for University of Tennessee’s portion of
the project, as part of a national research initiative. Status: fully funded. Start April 2007. End
March 2008.
4) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project, Project 7222, Molecular
Marker-Assisted Development and Testing of Mid-oleic, Low Linolenic Soybean Maturity
Groups IV and V. Awarded $79,940 for University of Tennessee’s portion of the project, as part
of a national research initiative. Status: fully funded. Start April 2007. End March 2008.
5) Pantalone, V.R. Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Requested $65,196. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. Status: fully funded. Start January 1, 2007. End December 31, 2008.
6) Pantalone, V.R., Environmentally Superior Soybean Genome Development. Awarded $88,884
via the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, through the Consortium for Plant Biotechnology
Research. Start: 1 January 2005, end: 31 December 2007.
7) Arelli, P., and V.R. Pantalone. Breeding Soybean for Durable Resistance to Emerging Nematode
Populations. Requested $17,000. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. Status: fully funded.
Start January 1, 2007. End December 31, 2007.
8) Stewart, C.N., M. Mazarei, P. Arelli, and V.R. Pantalone, Molecular approaches to develop
effective management tools against soybean cyst nematode (SCN). Requested $30,000.
Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. Status: partially funded at $20,000. Start January 1, 2007.
End December 31, 2007.
Completed Grants
1) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project, Project 6220,
Development and Testing of Reduced Phytate, Higher Protein Soybeans Identified with
Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection. Awarded $79,940 for University of Tennessee’s portion of
the project, as part of a national research initiative. Status: fully funded. Start April 2006. End
March 2007.
2) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project, Project 6222, Molecular
Marker-Assisted Development and Testing of Mid-oleic, Low Linolenic Soybean Maturity
Groups IV and V. Awarded $79,940 for University of Tennessee’s portion of the project, as part
of a national research initiative. Status: fully funded. Start April 2006. End March 2007.
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3) Pantalone, V.R. 2006 Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Requested $62,040. Tennessee Soybean
Promotion Board. Status: partially funded at $58,000. Start January 1, 2006. End June 30, 2007.
4) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator. Partial Support for Applied Field and Seed Lab Research
Associate for 2006. Requested $7,645. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. Status: partially
funded at $7,133. Start January 1, 2006. End December 31, 2006.
5) Arelli, P., and V.R. Pantalone. Co-Investigator. Breeding Soybean for Durable Resistance to
Emerging Nematode Populations. Requested $21,905. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board.
Status: partially funded at $21,000. Start January 1, 2006. End December 31, 2006.
6) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project, Molecular MarkerAssisted Development and Testing of Mid-oleic, Low linolenic Soybean Maturity Groups IV and
V. Awarded $79,940 from the United Soybean Board. Start: 1 January 2005, end: 31 December
2005.
7) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project,, Development and Testing
of Reduced Phytate, Higher Protein Soybeans Identified with Molecular Marker-Assisted
Selection. Awarded $79,940 from the United Soybean Board. Start: 1 January 2005, end: 31
December 2005.
8) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, 2005 Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Awarded $58,000.
Start: 1 January 2005, end: 31 December 2005.Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board.
9) Arelli, P., and V.R. Pantalone. Co-Investigator, 2005 Breeding Soybean for Durable Resistance
to Emerging Nematode Populations. Awarded $21,000. Start: 1 January 2005, end: 31 December
2005.Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board.
10) C.N. Stewart, M. Halfhill, K. Lamour, and V.R. Pantalone. Co-Investigator, Towards a
Phytosensor for Soybean Rust. Awarded $29,480. Start: 1 January 2005, end: 31 December
2005.Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board.
11) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, Partial Support for Applied Field and Seed Lab Research
Associate for 2005. Awarded $7,133. Start: 1 January 2005, end: 31 December 2005. Tennessee
Soybean Promotion Board.
12) Pantalone, V.R., C.E. Sams, and D.A. Kopsell. Bridging Knowledge of Genomics, Biochemistry,
and Plant Physiology to Enhance Teaching and Training of Undergraduate and Graduate
Students. Awarded $57,500 as a Genomics Educational Equipment Grant. Beckman-Coulter,
Inc., status: fully funded.
13) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, M-13 Tailing Primers. Awarded $3,000 in 2003. UTIA
Idea Grant. Start: 1 July, 2003, end 31 December 2003
14) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project, Stability of Mid-oleic Oil
and Molecular Marker-Assisted Development of Mid-oleic, Low Linolenic Soybean Maturity
Isolines, MG II to V. Awarded $159,112 by the United Soybean Board. Start: 1 January 2003,
end: 31 March 2005.
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15) Pantalone, V.R. and C.E. Sams. Co-Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project,
Molecular Marker-Assisted Selection for Reduced Phytate and Higher Protein Soybean.
Awarded $150,560 by the United Soybean Board. Start: 1 January 2003, end: 31 March 2005.
16) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, 2004 Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Awarded $55,596.
Start: 1 January 2004, end: 31 December 2004. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board.
17) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, Partial Support for Applied Field and Seed Lab Research
Associate for 2004. Awarded $39,032. Start: 1 January 2004, end: 31 December 2004. Tennessee
Soybean Promotion Board.
18) Arelli, P and V.R. Pantalone, Co-Investigator, 2004 Breeding Soybean for Durable Resisitance to
Emerging Nematode Populations. Awarded $21,000. Start: 1 January 2004, end: 31 December
2004. Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board.
19) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, 2003 Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Awarded $55,570
in 2003. Start: 1 January 2003, end: 31 December 2003.Tennessee Soybean Promotion Council.
20) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, Partial Support for Applied Field and Seed Lab Research
Associate for 2003. Awarded $28,800 in 2003. Start: 1 January 2003, end: 31 December 2003.
Tennessee Soybean Promotion Council.
21) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, 2002 Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Awarded $52,204
to the University of Tennessee from the Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. 2002.
22) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project,, Marker-Assisted Selection
for Rapid Integration of Modified Oil Quality Genes into Elite Germplasm, and Development of
Low-Saturated, Mid-Oleic, Low-linolenic Soybeans, MG IV to VI. Awarded $326,389 to the
University of Tennessee as part of a cooperative research grant, Development of Low-Saturated
Substitutes for Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil which was awarded $1.6 million from the
United Soybean Board. 2001-2005.
23) Pantalone, V.R. and D.L. Hyten, Jr. Co-Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project,
Enhanced Soybean Protein Concentration and Quality: QTL Discovery and Marker Assisted
Selection. Awarded $147,394 to the University of Tennessee as part of a cooperative research
grant, Development of Hi-Pro Soybean Meal with Enhanced Functionality & Feeding Efficiency
which was awarded 1.8 million from the United Soybean Board. 2001-2005.
24) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Awarded $49,000 to the
University of Tennessee from the Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. 2001-2002.
25) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, Molecular Genetics Analysis and High-throughput
Screening. Awarded $10,000 from the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture, B. Ray
Thompson Faculty Development Award. 2001.
26) Pantalone, V.R., M.M. Spencer, D. Landau-Ellis, and D.L. Hyten, Jr. Co-Principle Investigator,
Rapid Molecular Marker-Assisted Development of University of Tennessee Roundup Ready
TN96-58 Soybean. Awarded $31,000 to the University of Tennessee from the Tennessee
Soybean Promotion Board. 2001-2002.
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27) G. Stacey, V.R. Pantalone, and R. Wing. Co-Investigator, Sequencing of the Soybean Genome
Using a Methyl-Filtration Method. Awarded $20,000 to the University of Tennessee from the
Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. 2001-2002.
28) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project, Breeding for Superior
Added-Value: Development of Low Palmitic, Low Linolenic, High Protein, High Yielding
Soybean Germplasm. Awarded $233,706 to the University of Tennessee as part of a cooperative
research grant, Development of Low-Saturated Low-Linolenic Soybean Cultivars-II, which was
awarded $2.2 million from the United Soybean Board. 1999-2003.
29) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator for Univ. of Tennessee Project, Marker Assisted Selection
for Enhanced Soybean Protein Concentration and Quality. Awarded $120,000 to the University
of Tennessee as part of a cooperative research grant, Breaking the Negative Genetic Correlation
between Protein, Oil and Yield-II, which was awarded $1.2 million from the United Soybean
Board. 1999-2003.
30) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, Breeding for Effective Supernodulation. Awarded $2,050
Research Idea Grant, Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station. 1999-2000.
31) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Awarded $43,000 to the
University of Tennessee from the Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. 2000-2001.
32) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, Faculty Development Grant. Awarded $2,800 by
University of Tennessee College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources to participate in
a training course. 2000.
33) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, Faculty Development Grant. Awarded $1,863 by
University of Tennessee College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources to participate in
a training course. 2000.
34) Pantalone, V.R. Principal Investigator, Soybean Breeding and Genetics. Awarded $43,000 to the
University of Tennessee from the Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board. 1999-2000.
35) Wilson, R.F, J.W. Burton, P. Kwanyuen, V.R. Pantalone, Co-Investigator, Development of
Breeding Strategies for Increasing Oil in High Protein Germplasm, part of a cooperative research
team proposal, Breaking the Negative Genetic Correlation between Protein, Oil, and Yield, which
was awarded $674,102 to the USDA-ARS, Raleigh, NC from the United Soybean Board. 19951997.
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