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Our wheat:gateway contains the most accurate data from various genebanks we could obtain in Feburary 2014 however it will not be regularly updated or maintained. The information is therefore merely a guide. You need to verify any data of special interest to you by following the contact information for individual genebanks, in particular by searching the "genebank URL" where this is provided.

The majority of genebanks are committed to providing small samples of genebank material for purposes of research and education on request (usually via their website) usually for free, usually between 5g and 10g per accession requested. However response time and quality of sample sent can vary between genebanks.

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Common Bunt resistance map search - search for landrace accessions with superior common bunt (stinking smut) resistance by collection site in Google maps
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Kislik LINK Triticum aestivum status = Unkown order = availability unknown	# 1982-TRT-AE-138 @ IPGR (BGR) INFO donor #: PI 166486 received: 1982	unknown site: Anamur, Mersin date: 23^rdAug. 1948 altitude: 50 m. country: Turkey, Mersin site info: USDA-ARS map link GRP says Turkey		other # = BGR00182101144 >get PI 560829^TURx 18 group list	GRP{Remark: Cultivated field, irrigated. Hand broadcast in November, harvest now. This variety was grown here by the farmer's father. Spikes white with a few red spikes (TU86-32-02) mixed in field. Aegilops cylindria a weed around field margin. Winter and spring wheat are the only two wheat varieties grown here. This farmer says winter wheat is best for bread, spring wheat best for bulghur. Seed white. Awns white. Glumes white, nonpubescent. Originally collected in same sample as TU86-032-01-1}
Kislik LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Facultative status = Traditional cultivar/landrace order = available	# PI 166486 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO received: 23/8/1948	Turkey, Mersin site: Anamur, Mersin date: 23^rdAug. 1948 altitude: 50 m. site info: USDA-ARS map link collector's ID: 899		other # = Kislik; 899; 84/1a >get PI 560829^TURx 18 group list	GRP{Remark: Cultivated field, irrigated. Hand broadcast in November, harvest now. This variety was grown here by the farmer's father. Spikes white with a few red spikes (TU86-32-02) mixed in field. Aegilops cylindria a weed around field margin. Winter and spring wheat are the only two wheat varieties grown here. This farmer says winter wheat is best for bread, spring wheat best for bulghur. Seed white. Awns white. Glumes white, nonpubescent. Originally collected in same sample as TU86-032-01-1}
PI 166486 LINK Triticum aestivum order = available	# 42418 @ AGG (AUS) INFO received: 1/7/2016	Turkey site: Anamur, Mersin date: 23^rdAug. 1948 altitude: 50 m. site info: USDA-ARS map link		other # = PI 166486GEN >get PI 560829^TURx 18 group list	GRP{Remark: Cultivated field, irrigated. Hand broadcast in November, harvest now. This variety was grown here by the farmer's father. Spikes white with a few red spikes (TU86-32-02) mixed in field. Aegilops cylindria a weed around field margin. Winter and spring wheat are the only two wheat varieties grown here. This farmer says winter wheat is best for bread, spring wheat best for bulghur. Seed white. Awns white. Glumes white, nonpubescent. Originally collected in same sample as TU86-032-01-1}

Given name + traits	Accession # + images + dates	OriginNOTE + collected	Ancestry	Other names + other #	Notes LOG IN
Kislik LINK Triticum aestivum status = Unkown order = availability unknown	# 1982-TRT-AE-138 @ IPGR (BGR) INFO donor #: PI 166486 received: 1982	unknown site: Anamur, Mersin date: 23^rdAug. 1948 altitude: 50 m. country: Turkey, Mersin site info: USDA-ARS map link GRP says Turkey		other # = BGR00182101144 >get PI 560829^TURx 18 group list	GRP{Remark: Cultivated field, irrigated. Hand broadcast in November, harvest now. This variety was grown here by the farmer's father. Spikes white with a few red spikes (TU86-32-02) mixed in field. Aegilops cylindria a weed around field margin. Winter and spring wheat are the only two wheat varieties grown here. This farmer says winter wheat is best for bread, spring wheat best for bulghur. Seed white. Awns white. Glumes white, nonpubescent. Originally collected in same sample as TU86-032-01-1}
Kislik LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Facultative status = Traditional cultivar/landrace order = available	# PI 166486 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO received: 23/8/1948	Turkey, Mersin site: Anamur, Mersin date: 23^rdAug. 1948 altitude: 50 m. site info: USDA-ARS map link collector's ID: 899		other # = Kislik; 899; 84/1a >get PI 560829^TURx 18 group list	GRP{Remark: Cultivated field, irrigated. Hand broadcast in November, harvest now. This variety was grown here by the farmer's father. Spikes white with a few red spikes (TU86-32-02) mixed in field. Aegilops cylindria a weed around field margin. Winter and spring wheat are the only two wheat varieties grown here. This farmer says winter wheat is best for bread, spring wheat best for bulghur. Seed white. Awns white. Glumes white, nonpubescent. Originally collected in same sample as TU86-032-01-1}
PI 166486 LINK Triticum aestivum order = available	# 42418 @ AGG (AUS) INFO received: 1/7/2016	Turkey site: Anamur, Mersin date: 23^rdAug. 1948 altitude: 50 m. site info: USDA-ARS map link		other # = PI 166486GEN >get PI 560829^TURx 18 group list	GRP{Remark: Cultivated field, irrigated. Hand broadcast in November, harvest now. This variety was grown here by the farmer's father. Spikes white with a few red spikes (TU86-32-02) mixed in field. Aegilops cylindria a weed around field margin. Winter and spring wheat are the only two wheat varieties grown here. This farmer says winter wheat is best for bread, spring wheat best for bulghur. Seed white. Awns white. Glumes white, nonpubescent. Originally collected in same sample as TU86-032-01-1}

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