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Given name + traits	Accession # + images + dates	Genetic data	OriginNOTE + collected	Ancestry	Other names + other #	Notes LOG IN
CJ 9815 Triticum aestivum habit* = Spring status = Breeding/research material order = available GRIS{resistant = Fhs,Lg REF }	# PI 641168 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS received: 26/10/2005		China, Jiangsu Sheng (developed)	Originally derived from a C2 population of scab-resistant gene pool generated by intermating among hybrids and progenies of 75 crosses with five agronomic parents (Yangmai 4, Ningmai 3, Zhemai 1, Qianjiang 1 and Wanjian 7909) crossed to each of 15 scab-resistant and/or complementary parents (Sumai 3, Ning 7840, Wangshuibai, Whengzhouhongheshang, Fanshanxiaomai, Emai 9, Zhen 7495, Jinzhou 1, Xiangmai 1, Nobeokabouzu-Komogi, Shinchunaga, Qianhuan 803, 089xAvrora, Frontana and Veery), with the aid of a dominant male-sterile gene Ta1 (ms2), and bulking the seeds from the male-sterile plants, followed by recurrent selection. GRIS{Yangmai-4/Ningmai-3/Zhemai-1/Qianjiang-1/Wanjian-7909 (Agron.par)// (Scab res)Sumai-3/Ning-7840/Wangshuibai/Whengzhouhongheshang/Fanshanxiaomai/Emai-9/Zhen-7495/Jinzhou-1/Xiangmai-1/Nobeokabozu/Shinchunaga/Qianhuan-803/089-AVRORA/Frontana/Veery REF }	synonyms = GRIS{CJ-9815 REF ; NANNONGDA-9815 REF ; GP-811 REF ; } other # = GRIS{PI-641168} >get Changjiang 9815^CHNx 2 group list	Awned, semi-dwarf and red-grained spring type with spindle-shaped spikes and white glumes. Has excellent resistance to Fusarium head blight (FHB or scab) caused by Fusarium graminearum. Scores for number of scabby spikelets under single-floret inoculation were close to or slightly higher than the resistant check Sumai 3. Has semi-erect seedlings with moderate tillering ability and winter hardiness. Under field conditions in Nanjing, China, plant height is around 85-90 cm, with resilient stems and strong tolerance to lodging. Spike length, spikelets and kernels per spike are 9-10 cm, 20-21 and 34-38, respectively. Grains are red, oval, plump and semi-soft. Volume weight and 1000-kernel weight are 770-780 g/l and 38-42 g, respectively. Duration of growth periods is 208-210 d, harvested in the late May and early June in Nanjing. Ripening performance is excellent. Average grain yield in replicated yield trials ranged 4814-5026 kg/ha, 9.5-14.5% over the check Yangmai 158. In field trials it yielded 5200-6100 kg/ha. Exhibited moderate resistance to powdery mildew and rusts.

Given name + traits	Accession # + images + dates	Genetic data	OriginNOTE + collected	Ancestry	Other names + other #	Notes LOG IN
CJ 9815 Triticum aestivum habit* = Spring status = Breeding/research material order = available GRIS{resistant = Fhs,Lg REF }	# PI 641168 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS received: 26/10/2005		China, Jiangsu Sheng (developed)	Originally derived from a C2 population of scab-resistant gene pool generated by intermating among hybrids and progenies of 75 crosses with five agronomic parents (Yangmai 4, Ningmai 3, Zhemai 1, Qianjiang 1 and Wanjian 7909) crossed to each of 15 scab-resistant and/or complementary parents (Sumai 3, Ning 7840, Wangshuibai, Whengzhouhongheshang, Fanshanxiaomai, Emai 9, Zhen 7495, Jinzhou 1, Xiangmai 1, Nobeokabouzu-Komogi, Shinchunaga, Qianhuan 803, 089xAvrora, Frontana and Veery), with the aid of a dominant male-sterile gene Ta1 (ms2), and bulking the seeds from the male-sterile plants, followed by recurrent selection. GRIS{Yangmai-4/Ningmai-3/Zhemai-1/Qianjiang-1/Wanjian-7909 (Agron.par)// (Scab res)Sumai-3/Ning-7840/Wangshuibai/Whengzhouhongheshang/Fanshanxiaomai/Emai-9/Zhen-7495/Jinzhou-1/Xiangmai-1/Nobeokabozu/Shinchunaga/Qianhuan-803/089-AVRORA/Frontana/Veery REF }	synonyms = GRIS{CJ-9815 REF ; NANNONGDA-9815 REF ; GP-811 REF ; } other # = GRIS{PI-641168} >get Changjiang 9815^CHNx 2 group list	Awned, semi-dwarf and red-grained spring type with spindle-shaped spikes and white glumes. Has excellent resistance to Fusarium head blight (FHB or scab) caused by Fusarium graminearum. Scores for number of scabby spikelets under single-floret inoculation were close to or slightly higher than the resistant check Sumai 3. Has semi-erect seedlings with moderate tillering ability and winter hardiness. Under field conditions in Nanjing, China, plant height is around 85-90 cm, with resilient stems and strong tolerance to lodging. Spike length, spikelets and kernels per spike are 9-10 cm, 20-21 and 34-38, respectively. Grains are red, oval, plump and semi-soft. Volume weight and 1000-kernel weight are 770-780 g/l and 38-42 g, respectively. Duration of growth periods is 208-210 d, harvested in the late May and early June in Nanjing. Ripening performance is excellent. Average grain yield in replicated yield trials ranged 4814-5026 kg/ha, 9.5-14.5% over the check Yangmai 158. In field trials it yielded 5200-6100 kg/ha. Exhibited moderate resistance to powdery mildew and rusts.

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