Plant Variety Journal - IP Australia
Plant Variety Journal - IP Australia
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<strong>Plant</strong> Varieties <strong>Journal</strong> Vol. 23 Number 4<br />
Details of Application<br />
Application Number 2009/247<br />
<strong>Variety</strong> Name ‘Both’<br />
Genus Species Triticum aestivum<br />
Common Name Wheat<br />
Synonym<br />
DC005<br />
Accepted Date 01 Oct 2009<br />
Applicant<br />
David Seth Cooper, Jamestown, SA<br />
Agent<br />
N/A<br />
Qualified Person Gil Hollamby<br />
Details of Comparative Trial<br />
Location Roseworthy Campus, The University of Adelaide,<br />
Roseworthy SA.<br />
Descriptor<br />
Wheat (Triticum aestivum) TG/3/11<br />
Period 2010<br />
Conditions<br />
Trial Design<br />
Measurements<br />
RHS Chart - edition<br />
A comparative trial was sown on the Roseworthy Campus of<br />
the University of Adelaide. In 2009 the area carried a faba<br />
bean crop which was harvested for grain and the resultant<br />
stubble was baled and removed. Pre-seeding herbicides Boxer<br />
Gold (2.5L), Roundup Powermax (1.5L) and Lontrel (100ml)<br />
together with an insecticide Imidan (150ml) were applied<br />
prior to seeding on 8 Jun 2010. 90kg DAP fertiliser was<br />
applied with the seed. The season was very favourable for<br />
growth of the crop and of weeds and disease, so the trial was<br />
sprayed post emergence with Hussar OD (100ml), Lontrel<br />
(100ml) to control weeds, with Rogor insecticide (100ml),<br />
fungicide Opus 125 (500ml) for stripe rust and powdery<br />
mildew. Crop performance was enhanced with the application<br />
of micrunutrients and urea (50kg). Late in the season aphids<br />
needed to be controlled and Chlorpirifos (400ml) and Alphacypemetherin<br />
(200ml) was applied. At no time was the trial<br />
stressed by the weather so varieties were able to fully express<br />
their genetic potential.<br />
Randomised block design of 3 blocks and 40 entries<br />
consisting of comparators and potential candidates. Sown in<br />
12 ranges of 4 plots wide, block 1 being in ranges 1 to 4 and<br />
so on. Plots were 1.25m wide (5 rows) and 3.2m long. There<br />
were approximately 1000 plants per plot.<br />
Qualitative characters were recorded for every replicate at the<br />
appropriate growth stage. Quantitative characters were<br />
measured on 10 randomly sampled plants from each replicate,<br />
the samples being taken at the appropriate growth stage or<br />
after maturity. Statistical analyses were completed using<br />
GENSTAT software.<br />
N/A<br />
Origin and Breeding<br />
Controlled pollination. In 2002 a first cross ‘Hilut#1’/‘Angas’ was made and the F1<br />
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