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PLeNARy SeSSIoN 3: WheAT geNeTICS ANd BReedINg foR ABIoTIC STReSSeS
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Borlaug Global Rust Initiative
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© 2010, N.I. Vavilov Research Inst
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Koppel Reine, Ingver Anne Requireme
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A.V. Konarev, T.I.Peneva, N.K.Gubar
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Majed M.A Al-Bokari, Saad M. Alzahr
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Ratan Tiwari, Rajender Singh, Sindh
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Kadir Akan, Zafer Mert, Lütfi Çet
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Lapochkina I. F., Gajnullin N. R.,
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Victoria A. Valdez, Scott D. Haley,
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Ribas Vargas, G, Reynolds, M, De Si
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RM DePauw, RE Knox, JB Thomas, DG H
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Paramjit Khurana and Harsh Chauhan
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Vázquez, D.; Berger, A.; Cuniberti
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Sedláček Tibor Prediction of baki
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that some crops, such as wheat, oat
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ferent continents, Asia and Europe.
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A STRATegIC Look AT gLoBAL WheAT PR
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it would be logical to conclude tha
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• Rational retention of adequate
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STudy of RAIN effeCTS oN RAINfed WI
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amount of durum and carotenoid rich
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evaluation under farmers’ conditi
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The fACToRS effeCTINg The RegIoNAL
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AdoPTIoN of CoNSeRVATIoN AgRICuLTuR
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Severe disease attacks are not the
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Coefficients of variation (CV) of t
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humidity (67 and 80%) and occurrenc
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need to be qualitatively evaluated
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Strengthening the capacity of wheat
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CoNSeRVATIoN AgRICuLTuRe foR SuSTAI
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BReedINg WheAT foR ReduCed ImPACT o
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WheAT ImPRoVemeNT ChALLeNgeS ANd oP
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PLeNARy SeSSIoN 2: uTILIzATIoN of W
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uTILIzATIoN of NeW WheAT geNePooL I
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IdeNTIfICATIoN of SouRCeS of SeedLI
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CoNSeRVINg CRoP dIVeRSITy IN The 21
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Genetic analysis of leaf rust resis
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T.aestivum-H.villosa interstitial t
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Growing F2-F4 generations as bulks.
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ferences among accessions. Differen
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dIgITAL PhoTogRAPhy AS A NoN-deSTRu
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BReAd WheAT (TRITICum AeSTIVum, L)
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Page 91 and 92: TRANSLoCATIoNS IN INTRASPeCIfIC kAR
Page 93 and 94: WheAT LANdRACeS ANd oBSoLeTe CuLTIV
Page 95 and 96: TRANSfeR of WheAT STReAk moSAIC VIR
Page 97 and 98: BReedINg fRee-ThReShABLe, dWARf emm
Page 99 and 100: geNeTIC STRuCTuRe of AegILoPS TAuSC
Page 101 and 102: PLANT geNeTIC ReSouRCeS IN CeNTRAL
Page 103 and 104: uSe of TRITICeAe TRIBe SPeCIeS foR
Page 105 and 106: moLeCuLAR mARkeRS foR INCReASINg ef
Page 107 and 108: ChARACTeRISTICS of WheAT geNeTIC Re
Page 109 and 110: moLeCuLAR-CyTogeNeTIC ChARACTeRIzAT
Page 111 and 112: moLeCuLAR CyTogeNeTIC ChARACTeRIzAT
Page 113 and 114: gRAIN yIeLd PeRfoRmANCe of SyNTheTI
Page 115 and 116: ANALySIS of The PASSPoRT INfoRmATIo
Page 117 and 118: INdIReCT SeLeCTIoN uSINg RefeReNCe
Page 119 and 120: geNome ANALySeS of The ABoRIgINe LA
Page 121 and 122: SImuLTANeouS ReSISTANCe To PoWdeRy
Page 123 and 124: PheNoTyPIC dIVeRSITy IN SPANISh LAN
Page 125 and 126: highly resistant to English grain a
Page 127 and 128: SPANISh LANdRACeS of TRITICum TuRgI
Page 129 and 130: No chromosome rearrangements were d
Page 131 and 132: uTILIzATIoN of eLyTRIgIA INTeRmedIA
Page 133 and 134: WheAT ImPRoVemeNT uSINg Rye - dISTu
Page 135 and 136: WheAT-PSAThyRoSTAChyS huAShANICA Ch
Page 137 and 138: Stagonospora nodorum blotch (Stagon
Page 139: cific resistance to pyrenophorosis,
Page 143 and 144: RooT mASS CoNTRIBuTIoNS ANd TRAde-o
Page 145 and 146: while growth was unchanged for cv.
Page 147 and 148: eNhANCINg WheAT fIeLd PeRfoRmANCe A
Page 149 and 150: genes while plants with extremely h
Page 151 and 152: All spring wheat varieties grown in
Page 153 and 154: Ld50 ANd Ld100 of LoCAL WheAT LANdR
Page 155 and 156: dRoughT STReSS ToLeRANCe IN CeReALS
Page 157 and 158: AgRoNomIC PeRfoRmANCe of gA-ReSPoNS
Page 159 and 160: INfLueNCe of TeRmINAL dRoughT STReS
Page 161 and 162: PhySIoLogICAL ChARACTeRIzATIoN of h
Page 163 and 164: Literature Ma J.F., Taketa S., Yang
Page 165 and 166: SeLeCTIoN of BReAd WheAT geNoTyPeS
Page 167 and 168: geNeTIC gAIN eSTImATe of fIeLd dRou
Page 169 and 170: ToLeRANCe To IoN ToxICITIeS (AL, mN
Page 171 and 172: duRum: PARTICIPAToRy BReedINg foR A
Page 173 and 174: BReedINg, PhySIoLogICAL ANd moLeCuL
Page 175 and 176: qTL ASSoCIATed WITh heAT SuSCePTIBI
Page 177 and 178: gge-BIPLoT ANALySIS of RAIN-fed duR
Page 179 and 180: effeCTS of PRogReSSIVe WATeR STReSS
Page 181 and 182: WheAT STudIeS IN ANAToLIAN RegIoN o
Page 183 and 184: NeW WINTeR WheAT VARIeTIeS foR RAIN
Page 185 and 186: quANTITATIVe ANALySIS of PRoTeome I
Page 187 and 188: meThodS of WINTeR hARdINeSS TeSTS I
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mination temperatures varied among
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The ReLATIoNShIPS AmoNg The VeRNALI
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effeCTS of ABIoTIC STReSS oN gRAIN
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moLeCuLAR ChARACTeRIzATIoN of TeRmI
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The accessions Gamdow-6; Lakata-1;
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effeCTS of SALINITy ANd NITRogeN uS
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were 10-15% more yielding than aver
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PLeNARy SeSSIoN 4: WheAT geNeTICS A
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genes, of which some are already pr
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BReedINg foR ReSISTANCe To TAN SPoT
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1%-72% and from 3%-55% in Germany a
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Four to five open Petri dishes were
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the feasibility of enhancing CR res
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The conclusion from this study is t
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To be able to produce high-quality
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markers indicates the absence of th
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deVeLoPINg of NeW WheAT CuLTIVAR Re
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ReSISTANCe To LeAf RuST IN duRum Wh
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WheAT VIRuSeS: A muLTI-PLex PCR meT
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PReSeNT STATuS of SuNN PeST (euRygA
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PhyTo-PAThoLogICAL ASSeSSmeNT of Ne
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mAPPINg of ug99 effeCTIVe STem RuST
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More than 1000 wheat genotypes from
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ChRomoSome LoCALIzATIoN of SPeCIfIC
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ReSISTANCe To SePToRIA TRITICI BLoT
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mAPPINg quANTITATIVe TRAIT LoCI IN
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ReSISTANCe To fuSARIum heAd BLIghT
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sources is necessary. To solve this
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SuNN PeST ToLeRANCe of CeNTRAL ANAT
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WheAT BLAST CAuSed By mAgANAPoRThe
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moNIToRINg ANd eVALuATIoN of yeLLoW
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PeRfoRmANCe of ug99 ReSISTANT CImmy
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STudIeS oN ImPRoVINg The fuSARIum h
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RuST ReSISTANCe ANd The uS WheAT ge
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DNA. It ranged from 2.1 to 66.7 pg/
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Volga regions to 54% in the Noth Ca
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yR46: A NeW AduLT PLANT STRIPe RuST
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esistant donor line Frontana. F 1 p
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geNeTIC ANALySIS of ReSISTANCe To L
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Wheat/Fusarium. No major changes in
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BReedINg foR heSSIAN fLy ReSISTANCe
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deVeLoPmeNT of hIghLy ReSISTANT Whe
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PyRICuLARIA BLAST - A ThReAT To Whe
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Seedlings of 170 winter wheat culti
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GHPs have been purified, by affinit
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STRuCTuRe of PoPuLATIoNS of PuCCINI
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esistance genes, such as Lr16+ (141
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anged from 31.3 to 50.1, 43.9 to 60
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dIffeReNTIAL exPReSSIoN of PARTIAL
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deVeLoPINg RuSSIAN WheAT APhId (dIu
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ComPARATIVe ANALySIS of ThATCheR Ne
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as the number of FHB-diseased spike
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Study is financed by TÜBİTAK 1001
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The results of these studies indica
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175 isolates were identified for vi
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ReSISTANCe To TTkSk IN duRum WheAT
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A CRITICAL ANALySIS of The AddITIVI
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eSTImATIoN of The CoST-effeCTIVeNeS
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ISoLATIoN of dIffeReNT WheAT-Rye TR
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geNeTIC dIVeRSITy of The fuNgAL Whe
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SLoW RuSTINg ReSISTANCe IN INdIAN W
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ePIdemIC ReSISTANCe To dISeASe ComP
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The situation for fusarium head bli
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STATuS of RuST ReSISTANCe IN WheAT
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SCReeNINg ANd BReedINg foR WheAT ST
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mARkeR-ASSISTed BACkCRoSS BReedINg
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INVoLVemeNT of (1 3,1 4)- -gLuCANAS
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flour and bread. It is caused by th
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VIRuLeNCe of The WheAT PoWdeRy mILd
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The BIoLogy ANd ePIdemIoLogy of STR
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SNP primer pairs for polymorphisms
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deTeCTIoN ANd dISTRIBuTIoN of RuST
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eleased, while a number of them are
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qTL mAPPINg of STem RuST ReSISTANCe
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PLeNARy SeSSIoN 5: WheAT BReedINg f
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new approaches for grain number and
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esponse pathways. Collectively, a m
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at anthesis and survival of floret
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The accumulation of RN at anthesis,
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Achievements made through technolog
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The PhySIoLogICAL BASIS of The geNe
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NITRogeN AVAILABILITy IN PRe ANd Po
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geRmPLASm deVeLoPmeNT IN WheAT PRe-
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gRAIN yIeLd ANd STABILITy of The Ne
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We have also developed guard-variet
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NITRogeN x SuLfuR feRTILIzATIoN ANd
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geNeTIC ImPRoVemeNT effeCTS oN yIeL
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wheat cultivars from China and some
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cultivars at all locations, some of
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sh, Almira, Jamin, Zubkov, Zagadka,
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(Leica MZ 6, Leica Microscopy Syste
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DM at anthesis), i.e. increased cha
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NupE and NUE at low N in both years
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ImPRoVemeNT of yIeLd ANd yIeLd ComP
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Nitrogen use efficiency: Nitrogen a
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STudy oN The effeCTS of The geNoTyP
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with the breeding lines, the three
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PANTeRA - INIA CLeARfIeLd ® , A hI
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of extremely low intensity and shor
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geNeTIC ReSPoNSe of WINTeR ANd fACu
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From 1999 to 2004, the GTZ-CIMMYT P
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Canopy temperature (CT) ranged betw
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performants than the parents of the
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weight of 1000 grains allow receivi
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ImPACT of The 1BL.1RS ChRomoSome TR
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WheAT BReedINg STRATegy IN BANgLAde
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exPeCTed ReSPoNSe To SeLeCTIoN foR
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gxe INTeRACTIoN effeCTS oN gRAIN yI
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BAm - A NeW hIgh quALITy ANd STem R
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The AdAPTIVe PoTeNTIAL IN ukRAINe o
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WINTeR WheAT BReedINg ANd SuPeR Whe
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PhoSPhoeNoLPyRuVATe CARBoxyLASe ACT
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PLeNARy SeSSIoN 6: BIoTeChNoLogICAL
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The development of genome-wide set
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‘oVeRgRoWTh’ muTANTS of WheAT:
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The INTeRNATIoNAL WheAT geNome Sequ
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INTegRATINg moLeCuLAR TeChNoLogy IN
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The VARIATIoN of SSR PRofILeS IN BR
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The uSe of PedIgRee, moLeCuLAR mARk
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2A with mixture of DArT markers pre
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moLeCuLAR-geNeTIC ANALySIS of ukRAI
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the genome. Minor loci determining
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Total cost of our molecular work ha
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geNeTIC dIVeRSITy of CRoATIAN WheAT
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mAPPINg geNomIC RegIoNS foR gRAIN y
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ChARACTeRISATIoN of The gRAIN SPeCI
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CLoNINg ANd mAPPINg of CANdIdATe ge
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quANTITATIVe TRAIT LoCI CoNTRoLLINg
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The RoLe of hdzIPI TRANSCRIPTIoN fA
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A ComPARATIVe ASSeSSmeNT of geNeTIC
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fLAVoNoId BIoSyNTheSIS geNeS IN Whe
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IdeNTIfICATIoN ANd ChARACTeRIzATIoN
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hoW To VALIdATe PoTeNTIALLy uSefuL
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ACCumuLATIoN RATeS of fAVoRABLe yIe
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AN effeCTIVe APPRoACh foR CoNSeNSuS
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(Afa family, pSc119.2, pTa71). The
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electrophoretic lectins and lipoxyg
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environment were observed in yield.
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ImPRoVINg The fRequeNCy of gReeN PL
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eVALuATIoN of TRANSfoRmed WheAT LIN
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that all the lines containing QLr.i
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PRoduCTIoN of WheAT hIgh AmyLoSe ST
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dIffeReNTIATIoN of WheAT geRmPLASm
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The APPLICATIoN of muLTIPLex PoLyme
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A PANeL of SNP-BASed ReAL-TIme PCR
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PRoBLemS ShouLd Be PAId ATTeNTIoN I
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ASSoCIATIoN mAPPINg IN WheAT Tobias
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IdeNTIfICATIoN of ChRomoSomAL RegIo
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PLeNARy SeSSIoN 7: WheAT geNeTICS A
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A similar approach was carried out
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c. Marketing Specialist: effectivel
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AChIeVemeNTS ANd NeW geNeTIC ASPeCT
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geNoTyPe ANd eNVIRoNmeNT effeCTS oN
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The gRAIN C:N RATIo AS AN eARLy deT
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WheAT gRAIN quALITy BReedINg: TeChN
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gRAIN hARdNeSS of WINTeR WheAT ANd
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moRPhoLogICAL ChARACTeRIzATIoN ANd
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geNoTyPe x eNVIRoNmeNT INTeRACTIoN
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The correlation factor between Fe a
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prove the industrial quality. Actua
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of this work and further validation
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PRedICTINg CookIe WheAT geRmPLASm P
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SIgNIfICANT effeCTS IN BReAd mAkINg
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ASSeSSmeNT of hIgh moLeCuLAR WeIghT
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eNd uSe quALITy ASSeSSmeNT of SyNTh
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geNeTIC PRogReSS IN WheAT quALITy A
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PRoTeIN ComPoSITIoN of TAJIk WheAT
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The NeW mICRoeLemeNT RICh PuRPLe-gR
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VARIABILITy IN gRAIN quALITy ChARAC
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uSINg The ReomIxeR foR TeSTINg BReA
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SodIum dodeCyL SuLfATe SedImeNTATIo
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irrigation in Ciudad Obregon, Sonor
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Results In intensive technology the
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es of beta-tocotrienol (15.58-31.31
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for SDS were identified mainly on 1
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fRequeNCIeS of SToRAge PRoTeIN ALLe
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PheNoLIC ACId CoNTeNT IN gRAINS of
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gRAIN quALITy of SPRINg WheAT CuLTI
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ReLATIoNShIPS BeTWeeN gRAIN hARdINe
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A ComPARISoN of gRAIN PRoTeIN CoNTe
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PATTeRNS of SyNTheSIS, dePoSITIoN A
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geNeTIC mAPPINg of A qTL CoNTRoLLIN
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quANTITATIVe TRAIT LoCI INfLueNCINg
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F5 head-rows of were also planted i
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ChARACTeRIzATIoN of hIgh- ANd LoW-m
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8th INTERNATIONAL WHEAT CONFERENCE
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CONTENTS Plenary Session 3 M. Mogha
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LINKAGE DISEQUILIBRIUM AND ASSOCIAT
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GENETIC STUDY ON THE EFFICIENCY OF
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and (3) increasing sample size from
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