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[The high-molecular glutenins of the soft winter wheats from European countries and their relationship to the glutenin composition of the ancient and modern wheat varieties of Ukraine].
Tsitol Genet. 2000 Mar-Apr; 34(2):104-20.TG

Abstract

The sources of high-quality components of HMW glutenines determining grain quality, as initial material for breeding in the conditions of Ukraine were revealed on the base of analysis of 75 literature sources data about composition of high-molecular weight (HMW) glutenin and pedigrees of 598 European wheats from 12 countries, bred in 1923-1997, including, 449 cultivars from West and 149 East Europe. Origin of these components was observed in varieties of Great Britain, France and Germany from ancient Ukrainian wheat Red Fife and it derivative spring wheats of Canada--Marquis, Garnet, Regent, Saunders, Selkirk and of USA--spring wheat Thatcher and winter wheats--Kanred and Oro--as directly as via cultivars of European countries and Australia; in wheats of East European countries from winter wheats Myronivs'ka 808 and Bezostaya 1 (derivative of Ukrainian cultivars Ukrainka and Krymka) and their descendants; in wheats of Austria and Italy--from the both genetical sources.

Authors

Rabinovich SV
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Fedak G
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Lukov O
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MeSH

Crosses, GeneticEuropeGenetic VariationGlutensMolecular WeightSelection, GeneticTriticumUkraine

Pub Type(s)

Comparative Study
Journal Article
Review

Language

rus

PubMed ID

10857209

Citation

Rabinovich, S V., et al. "[The High-molecular Glutenins of the Soft Winter Wheats From European Countries and Their Relationship to the Glutenin Composition of the Ancient and Modern Wheat Varieties of Ukraine]." TSitologiia I Genetika, vol. 34, no. 2, 2000, pp. 104-20.
Rabinovich SV, Fedak G, Lukov O. [The high-molecular glutenins of the soft winter wheats from European countries and their relationship to the glutenin composition of the ancient and modern wheat varieties of Ukraine]. Tsitol Genet. 2000;34(2):104-20.
Rabinovich, S. V., Fedak, G., & Lukov, O. (2000). [The high-molecular glutenins of the soft winter wheats from European countries and their relationship to the glutenin composition of the ancient and modern wheat varieties of Ukraine]. TSitologiia I Genetika, 34(2), 104-20.
Rabinovich SV, Fedak G, Lukov O. [The High-molecular Glutenins of the Soft Winter Wheats From European Countries and Their Relationship to the Glutenin Composition of the Ancient and Modern Wheat Varieties of Ukraine]. Tsitol Genet. 2000 Mar-Apr;34(2):104-20. PubMed PMID: 10857209.
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