2020
DOI: 10.3986/fbg0064
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Buckwheat Breeding. Past, Present and Future / Žlahtnjenje ajde v preteklosti, sedanjosti in prihodnosti

Abstract: Buckwheat crop improvement by breeding has been taking place over the past 100 years or more. During this time there has been improvements in many desirable agronomic characteristics which has resulted in higher yields in many of the breeding programs. Phenotypic modifications, such as dwarf, semi-dwarf and branching have been reported. There has also been an effort to increase flower number as this has been shown in cross pollinating buckwheat, to increase yields. Flower cluster modifications and their effect… Show more

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“…Intraspecific crosses that included Tartary buckwheat have led to several new hybrid species, among which the best known is probably Fagopyrum giganteum Krotov, which was originally defined by Krotov and Dranenko at the Ustymivska Experimental Station in Ukraine [15,16]. The wild species Fagopyrum homotropicum has been an important source for the development of self-pollination in cultured buckwheat species [17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Intraspecific crosses that included Tartary buckwheat have led to several new hybrid species, among which the best known is probably Fagopyrum giganteum Krotov, which was originally defined by Krotov and Dranenko at the Ustymivska Experimental Station in Ukraine [15,16]. The wild species Fagopyrum homotropicum has been an important source for the development of self-pollination in cultured buckwheat species [17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%