Camelina is a promising energy crop for the biodiesel industry, especially for production of airplane fuel. In addition, its distinctive fatty acid profile and high protein contents satisfy the nutraceutical and animal feed uses. About 200 accession collected from all of the world were selected and evaluated during 2012, 2013 and 2014. The important agricultural traits were detemined by field and greenhouse conditions. In addition, genetic diversity was assessed by GBS approach. a total of 20 Camelina spp. (mostly C. sativa) accessions collected in different locations in Europe and showed different agronomic traits are sequenced. In this section, detail GBS analysis of camelina will be presented.

• Sanghyeob Lee(Department of Biorsource Engineering, Sejong University) Corresponding Author