Utilization of CIMMYT wheat germplasm in China
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TextSeries: CIMMYT Wheat Special Report (WPSR) ; No. 46Publication details: Mexico, DF (Mexico) CIMMYT : 1997ISBN: - 968-6923-95-0
- 0187-7787
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| Look under series title Status of collaborative projects agreed during the 1994 Asian regional maize research planning and coordination meeting | Look under series title Production of maize under excess soil moisture (water logging) conditions | Look under series title Progress of the China/CIMMYT shuttle breeding project | Look under series title Utilization of CIMMYT wheat germplasm in China | Look under series title Utilization of CIMMYT wheat germplasm in the Yangtze region | Look under series title Breeding strategies and progress of the China/CIMMYT shuttle breeding program in Sichuan Province, 1989-1994 | Look under series title Utilization of CIMMYT wheat germplasm in Heilongjiang |
More than 20 CIMMYT wheat varieties have been directly utilized in China, with a total cultivated area of 2.9 million ha. CIMMYT germplasm such as Mexipak 65, Mexipak 66, Siete Cerros T 66, Nadadores, and Sonora 64 were heavily used in wheat breeding program and more than 60 new varieties derived from CIMMYT germplasm have been commercially released. CIMMYT wheat have made considerable contribution to wheat improvement and production in China, especially in spring-sown wheat regions.
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Jose Juan Caballero
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