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Given name + traits	Accession # + images + dates	Genetic data	OriginNOTE + collected	Ancestry	Other names + other #	Notes LOG IN
97L9521 Triticum aestivum habit = Winter status = Breeding/research material order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lr REF resistant = Sr REF }	# PI 617066 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 2002 cultivated: 2002 received: 23/3/2001	GRIS{T1BL.1RS REF-REF ; Sr31 REF ; Lr26 REF }	United States, Nebraska (developed)	Siouxland/4N86L177 GRIS{Siouxland/4N-86-L-177 REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{97-L-9521 REF ; GP-746 REF ; } other # = GRIS{PI-617066;}	Remark: Hard red winter wheat. These lines carry the 1BL.1RS wheat-rye (Secale cereale L.) chromosomal translocation inherited from the hard red winter wheat `Siouxland,? but they possess improved gluten strength relative to this parent. Grain yield (5 Nebraska locations) and quality (3 Nebraska locations) characteristics of N95L11881 and 97L9521 were tested in 1997 and 1998. Grain yield of N95L11881 was significantly (p = 0.05) greater than both parental lines, while that of 97L9521 did not differ significantly from either Siouxland or N86L177. Bake mix time, flour protein content, and Mixograph tolerance of 97L9521 were all significantly higher than Siouxland and did not differ significantly from N86L177. N95L11881 was significantly higher than Siouxland in flour protein content, bake mix time, Mixograph mix time and Mixograph tolerance. Bake mix times, an indicator of gluten strength, of both lines exceeded that of Siouxland by at least two minutes and did not differ from that of N86L177. Mixograph tolerance of N95L11881 was intermediate between that of its two parents. Both N95L11881 and 97L9521 are susceptible to prevalent races of leaf rust (Puccinia triticina Eriks.) but are resistant to current North American races of stem rust (Puccinia graminis Pers.:Pers.). Both carry the stem rust resistance gene Sr31, found on the Kavkaz 1BL.1RS chromosome. In addition, N95L11881 carried Sr24, and is postulated to also carry Lr24 and Lr26. Plant heights and lodging resistance of N95L11881 are similar to Siouxland. 97L9521 is nearly identical to its recurrent parent N86L177 in both plant height and lodging resistance. History: DEVELOPED 2002 Nebraska, United States by Graybosch, R., USDA-ARS; Chung, O., USDA-ARS; Peterson, C., Oregon State University

Given name + traits	Accession # + images + dates	Genetic data	OriginNOTE + collected	Ancestry	Other names + other #	Notes LOG IN
97L9521 Triticum aestivum habit = Winter status = Breeding/research material order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lr REF resistant = Sr REF }	# PI 617066 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 2002 cultivated: 2002 received: 23/3/2001	GRIS{T1BL.1RS REF-REF ; Sr31 REF ; Lr26 REF }	United States, Nebraska (developed)	Siouxland/4N86L177 GRIS{Siouxland/4N-86-L-177 REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{97-L-9521 REF ; GP-746 REF ; } other # = GRIS{PI-617066;}	Remark: Hard red winter wheat. These lines carry the 1BL.1RS wheat-rye (Secale cereale L.) chromosomal translocation inherited from the hard red winter wheat `Siouxland,? but they possess improved gluten strength relative to this parent. Grain yield (5 Nebraska locations) and quality (3 Nebraska locations) characteristics of N95L11881 and 97L9521 were tested in 1997 and 1998. Grain yield of N95L11881 was significantly (p = 0.05) greater than both parental lines, while that of 97L9521 did not differ significantly from either Siouxland or N86L177. Bake mix time, flour protein content, and Mixograph tolerance of 97L9521 were all significantly higher than Siouxland and did not differ significantly from N86L177. N95L11881 was significantly higher than Siouxland in flour protein content, bake mix time, Mixograph mix time and Mixograph tolerance. Bake mix times, an indicator of gluten strength, of both lines exceeded that of Siouxland by at least two minutes and did not differ from that of N86L177. Mixograph tolerance of N95L11881 was intermediate between that of its two parents. Both N95L11881 and 97L9521 are susceptible to prevalent races of leaf rust (Puccinia triticina Eriks.) but are resistant to current North American races of stem rust (Puccinia graminis Pers.:Pers.). Both carry the stem rust resistance gene Sr31, found on the Kavkaz 1BL.1RS chromosome. In addition, N95L11881 carried Sr24, and is postulated to also carry Lr24 and Lr26. Plant heights and lodging resistance of N95L11881 are similar to Siouxland. 97L9521 is nearly identical to its recurrent parent N86L177 in both plant height and lodging resistance. History: DEVELOPED 2002 Nebraska, United States by Graybosch, R., USDA-ARS; Chung, O., USDA-ARS; Peterson, C., Oregon State University

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