Inheritance of a correlated day-length response in spring wheat

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Pugsley, A.T

Material type: Article

ArticleLanguage: English Publication details: 1965. London (United Kingdom) : Nature Publishing Group,ISSN:

0028-0836
1476-4687 (Online)

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In: Nature v. 207, no. 4992, p. 108Summary: In the course of genetic and physiological studies of developmental processes leading to flowering in spring wheats a major gene conditioning a positive response to vernalization was detected in the variety ‘Insignia 49’ (ref. 1). Further investigations have now led to the recognition of a second gene governing the photoperiodic response of the Canadian variety ‘Selkirk’.

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In the course of genetic and physiological studies of developmental processes leading to flowering in spring wheats a major gene conditioning a positive response to vernalization was detected in the variety ‘Insignia 49’ (ref. 1). Further investigations have now led to the recognition of a second gene governing the photoperiodic response of the Canadian variety ‘Selkirk’.

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