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Details for: BW 28091, ×Aegilotriticum spp., CIGM93.203


Summary Data
Taxonomy:
×Aegilotriticum spp.
Top Name:
CIGM93.203
Origin:
Collected – CIMMYT,INT.
Received by NPGS:
1994
Improvement Status:
Genetic stock
Reproductive Uniformity:

Pureline
Form Received:
Seed
Backup Location:
Svalbard Global Seed Vault
Availability
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Core Passport Data
Taxonomy:
×Aegilotriticum spp.
Top Name:
CIGM93.203
Origin:
Collected – CIMMYT,INT.
Received by NPGS:
1994
Improvement Status:
Genetic stock
Reproductive Uniformity:

Pureline
Form Received:
Seed
Source History
Collected
  CIMMYT,INT.

Donated
  CIMMYT,INT.

Accession Names and Identifiers
CIGM93.203
Type: SEL_HIST
Group: GENETICS STOCKS
Complete group name: GENETICS STOCKS COLLECTION

GID 174297
Type: GID
Group: GENETICS STOCKS
Complete group name: GENETICS STOCKS COLLECTION

CID 161706 SID 0
Type: CID-SID
Group: GENETICS STOCKS
Complete group name: GENETICS STOCKS COLLECTION

BW28091
Type: INTRID
Group: GENETICS STOCKS
Complete group name: GENETICS STOCKS COLLECTION

CIMMYT Wide Crosses, Synthetic Hexaploid - - > Yes
Type: ACCESSION INV GROUP
Group: WGSS
Complete group name: WHEAT GERMPLASM SUBSETS

Hessian fly (Mayetiola destructor), tolerance - - > Tolerant
Type: ACCESSION INV GROUP
Group: WGSS
Complete group name: WHEAT GERMPLASM SUBSETS

BW28091 1
Type: Inventory

BW28091 2
Type: Inventory

Narrative
×Aegilotriticum spp.
Genus:
Aegilotriticum
Family:
Poaceae (alt. Gramineae)
Subfamily:
Pooideae
Tribe:
Triticeae
Subtribe:
Triticinae
Nomen number:

314075
Comment:
catch-all record for unidentified or unnamed plants of ×Aegilotriticum
Verified:
10/24/1988 by ARS Systematic Botanists.
Common names
Other conspecific taxa
Autonyms (not in current use), synonyms and invalid designations
Heterotypic Synonym(s)
×Aegilotrichum spp.
Annotations
  • Re-Identification: 09 Aug 2018, from x Triticoaegilops spp. to ×Aegilotriticum spp.
  • Re-Identification: 05 Feb 2019, from ×Aegilotriticum spp. to x Triticoaegilops spp.
  • Re-Identification: 18 May 2021, from x Triticoaegilops spp. to ×Aegilotriticum spp.
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    Actions
  • Change Taxonomy: Change requested by T. Payne Email at 5/14/2021. Before change: x Triticoaegilops spp.
  • Fully Curated: . 17 Feb 2020. 17 Feb 2020.
    • Pathogens
    Vouchers
    Citations
    • Mustapha el-Bouhssini. Personal communications. ICARDA.
    Pedigree
    Description:
    CROC_1/AE.SQUARROSA (256)
    Intellectual Property Rights
    FAO 1994 Designation. 2, . Issued: 26 Oct 1994.
    FAO Standard Material Transfer Agreement. Issued: 01 Jan 2007.

    Observations

    Phenotype Data

    CategoryDescriptorDescriptionValueStudyInventory
    DISEASESeptoria tritici blotchAdult plant reaction to Septoria triticiResistant  
    DISEASESeptoria nodorum, adultAdult plant reaction to Septoria nodorumResistant  
    DISEASESeptoria nodorum, adultAdult plant reaction to Septoria nodorumSusceptible  
    DISEASESeptoria nodorum, seedlingSeedling reaction to Septoria nodorumModerately Susceptible  
    DISEASESeptoria nodorum, seedlingSeedling reaction to Septoria nodorumSusceptible  
    DISEASEYellow spot, adultAdult plant reaction to Pyrenophora tritici-repentis = Helminthosporium triticiModerately Resistant  
    DISEASEYellow spot, adultAdult plant reaction to Pyrenophora tritici-repentis = Helminthosporium triticiModerately Resistant - Resistant  
    GROWTHPlant height, cmAverage height of plants (cm) at maturity from the ground to top of the spike, excluding awns110  
    GROWTHPlant height, cmAverage height of plants (cm) at maturity from the ground to top of the spike, excluding awns115  
    GROWTHPlant postureJuvinal plant growth angularityErect  
    MORPHOLOGYLeaf glaucousness / waxinessLeaf glaucousness / waxiness, visual scoreWaxy  
    MORPHOLOGYLeaf pubescenceLeaf pubescencePubescent  
    PHENOLOGYHeading, Days to 50 pctgDays from sowing to average full extrusion of 50% of the spikes80  
    PHENOLOGYMaturity, RelativeRelative physiological maturityEARLY - EARLY  
    PRODUCTIONThousand Grain WeightThousand kernel weight (g)68.8  
    PRODUCTIONAustralian Class, PredictedAustralian Class, Predicted by UPPAustralian Premium White  
    PRODUCTIONGenetic ClusterGenetic cluster (based on DArT markers)Cluster_33CAIGE 2009 
    QUALITYHigh molecular weight glutenin, Glu-B1High molecular weight glutenin, Glu-B16+8  
    QUALITYHigh molecular weight glutenin, Glu-D1High molecular weight glutenin, Glu-D1?+T2  
    QUALITYLow molecular weight gluteninLow molecular weight glutenin2  
    QUALITYSDS-Sedimentation, Unextractable polymeric proteinSDS Unextractable polymeric proteinIntermediary  
    WGSS-AbioticStressAcid soilsPlant tolerance to aluminum.SusceptibleCAIGE 2009 
    WGSS-AbioticStressBoron toxicityReaction to boron toxicity or deficiencySusceptible  
    WGSS-AbioticStressSalinity (salt) toxicityTolerance to soil salinity.Neutral  
    WGSS-MasAgro SeeDLTP ParentsLinked Topcross Population (LTP) was generated to introgress useful traits from wheat germplasm bank accessions, including synthetic hexaploids and landraces, into elite wheat germplasm.LTP parents  
    WGSS-RustDiseasesLeaf rust, adultReaction to Leaf Rust (incited by Puccinia tritici) in the adult plant stage in the fieldSusceptible  
    WGSS-SoilBornePathogCereal Cyst NematodeReaction to Heterodera avenae (CCN)Susceptible  
    WGSS-SoilBornePathogCrown rot (Fusarium pseudograminearum)Reaction to Fusarium pseudograminearumModerately ResistantCAIGE Toowoomba 2002 
    WGSS-SoilBornePathogPratylenchus neglectus nematodeReaction to Pratylenchus neglectusSusceptible  
    WGSS-SoilBornePathogPratylenchus thornii nematodeReaction to Pratylenchus thorniiSusceptible  


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