1998
DOI: 10.1007/s001220050729
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Genetic diversity of French common wheat germplasm based on gliadin alleles

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“…The data on the high frequency of the allele Gli B1l (the 1BL/1RS translocation) in the Ukrainian Central Forest Steppe cultivars are in good agreement with the data obtained for French cultivars. Metakovsky and Branlard [12] revealed the high frequency of the allele Gli B1l among cultivars grown in the North of France, which are more resistant to cold.…”
Section: Variation At Storage Protein Loci In Winter Common Wheat Culmentioning
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“…The data on the high frequency of the allele Gli B1l (the 1BL/1RS translocation) in the Ukrainian Central Forest Steppe cultivars are in good agreement with the data obtained for French cultivars. Metakovsky and Branlard [12] revealed the high frequency of the allele Gli B1l among cultivars grown in the North of France, which are more resistant to cold.…”
Section: Variation At Storage Protein Loci In Winter Common Wheat Culmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Electrophoresis of HMW GS was car ried out by the procedure of Laemmli [18] in 10 % resolving gel. Gliadin alleles were identified using the catalogue of Metakovsky [3] supplemented by alleles presented in further studies [12,14,19]. The Gli B5b allele was identified from the charac teristic pattern (two ω components), as presented in [14].…”
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“…In addition, the variability found in Indian wheats (Triticum aestivum L.), H = 0.875 (Sewa et al 2005), and in durum wheat landraces in the northwest of Iran and Azerbaijan, H = 0.900 and H = 0.854, respectively (Zaefizadeh et al 2010) was lower than that revealed in the Algerian collection. This variation was also much higher than that of Spanish spelt wheat, H = 0.703 (Caballero et al 2004), Spanish common wheat, H = 0.844 (Metakovsky et al 2000), H = 0.804 (Ruiz et al 2002) and French common wheat, H = 0.714 (Metakovsky & Branlard 1998).…”
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