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6x: GPC-A1 MT: GPC-D1 MT LINK Triticum aestivum status = Genetic stock order = available	# PI 673412 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO received: 28/11/2014	United States, California (developed)	see narrative		GPC1 is a NAC-domain transcription factor expressed in flag leaves after anthesis which regulates senescence and micronutrient translocation to the grain. An EMS (Ethyl Methane Sulfonate)-treated (1%) population of hexaploid wheat (Triticum aestivum L. cv. Express, PI 573003) was screened for mutations in the GPC-A1 and GPC-D1 genes. GPC-B1 is deleted in this variety. Knockout mutations were identified in M3 lines (GPC-A1 W196, GPC-D1 = W114), backcrossed twice to wild-type non-mutangenized Express and combined to generate BC2F2 lines segregating for these mutant alleles. WT=wild-type; MT=mutant-type. See PI 673410 and 673411 for the other mutant combinations.
6x: GPC-A1 MT: GPC-D1 WT LINK Triticum aestivum status = Genetic stock order = available	# PI 673411 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO received: 28/11/2014	United States, California (developed)	see narrative		GPC1 is a NAC-domain transcription factor expressed in flag leaves after anthesis which regulates senescence and micronutrient translocation to the grain. An EMS (Ethyl Methane Sulfonate)-treated (1%) population of hexaploid wheat (Triticum aestivum L. cv. Express, PI 573003) was screened for mutations in the GPC-A1 and GPC-D1 genes. GPC-B1 is deleted in this variety. Knockout mutations were identified in M3 lines (GPC-A1 W196, GPC-D1 = W114), backcrossed twice to wild-type non-mutangenized Express and combined to generate BC2F2 lines segregating for these mutant alleles. WT=wild-type; MT-mutant-type. See PI 673410 and 673412 for the other mutant combinations.
6x: GPC-A1 WT: GPC-D1 MT LINK Triticum aestivum status = Genetic stock order = available	# PI 673410 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO received: 28/11/2014	United States, California (developed)	see narrative		GPC1 is a NAC-domain transcription factor expressed in flag leaves after anthesis which regulates senescence and micronutrient translocation to the grain. An EMS (Ethyl Methane Sulfonate)-treated (1%) population of hexaploid wheat (Triticum aestivum L. cv. Express, PI 573003) was screened for mutations in the GPC-A1 and GPC-D1 genes. GPC-B1 is deleted in this variety. Knockout mutations were identified in M3 lines (GPC-A1 W196, GPC-D1 = W114), backcrossed twice to wild-type non-mutangenized Express and combined to generate BC2F2 lines segregating for these mutant alleles. WT=wild-type; MT=mutant-type. See PI 673411 and 673412 for the other mutant combinations.
Express LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Bydv REF ; Ss REF ; Yr,Stb(became) REF ; Sr(Ug99) REF resistant = Lg,Lr,Stb,Pm REF }	# PI 573003 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1991 cultivated: 1991- received: 1989	United States, Arizona (developed)	Veery/BH1146 GRIS{Veery/BH-1146 REF-REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{DA-984-034 REF-REF ; WESTBRED-EXPRESS REF-REF ; PH-984-034 REF ; } other # = Express; DA984-034; ; GRIS{K-63057; PI-573003; AUS-25226} >get Express (Westbred)^USAx 4 group list	Remark: Best adapted to the wheat area of California that currently grows Yolo or Anza. Quality substantially better than Yolo History: DEVELOPED 1991 Arizona, United States by Shantz, K., Western Plant Breeders, Inc.
Express LINK Triticum aestivum habit* = Spring status = Improved cultivar GRIS{susceptible = Bydv REF ; Ss REF ; Yr,Stb(became) REF ; Sr(Ug99) REF resistant = Lg,Lr,Stb,Pm REF }	# k63057 @ VIR (RUS) INFO>GRIS donor #: PI 573003 received: 1996	United States, Arizona	Veery/BH1146 GRIS{Veery/BH-1146 REF-REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{DA-984-034 REF-REF ; WESTBRED-EXPRESS REF-REF ; PH-984-034 REF ; } other # = BW35214; GRIS{K-63057; PI-573003; AUS-25226} >get Express (Westbred)^USAx 4 group list

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6x: GPC-A1 MT: GPC-D1 MT LINK Triticum aestivum status = Genetic stock order = available	# PI 673412 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO received: 28/11/2014	United States, California (developed)	see narrative		GPC1 is a NAC-domain transcription factor expressed in flag leaves after anthesis which regulates senescence and micronutrient translocation to the grain. An EMS (Ethyl Methane Sulfonate)-treated (1%) population of hexaploid wheat (Triticum aestivum L. cv. Express, PI 573003) was screened for mutations in the GPC-A1 and GPC-D1 genes. GPC-B1 is deleted in this variety. Knockout mutations were identified in M3 lines (GPC-A1 W196, GPC-D1 = W114), backcrossed twice to wild-type non-mutangenized Express and combined to generate BC2F2 lines segregating for these mutant alleles. WT=wild-type; MT=mutant-type. See PI 673410 and 673411 for the other mutant combinations.
6x: GPC-A1 MT: GPC-D1 WT LINK Triticum aestivum status = Genetic stock order = available	# PI 673411 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO received: 28/11/2014	United States, California (developed)	see narrative		GPC1 is a NAC-domain transcription factor expressed in flag leaves after anthesis which regulates senescence and micronutrient translocation to the grain. An EMS (Ethyl Methane Sulfonate)-treated (1%) population of hexaploid wheat (Triticum aestivum L. cv. Express, PI 573003) was screened for mutations in the GPC-A1 and GPC-D1 genes. GPC-B1 is deleted in this variety. Knockout mutations were identified in M3 lines (GPC-A1 W196, GPC-D1 = W114), backcrossed twice to wild-type non-mutangenized Express and combined to generate BC2F2 lines segregating for these mutant alleles. WT=wild-type; MT-mutant-type. See PI 673410 and 673412 for the other mutant combinations.
6x: GPC-A1 WT: GPC-D1 MT LINK Triticum aestivum status = Genetic stock order = available	# PI 673410 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO received: 28/11/2014	United States, California (developed)	see narrative		GPC1 is a NAC-domain transcription factor expressed in flag leaves after anthesis which regulates senescence and micronutrient translocation to the grain. An EMS (Ethyl Methane Sulfonate)-treated (1%) population of hexaploid wheat (Triticum aestivum L. cv. Express, PI 573003) was screened for mutations in the GPC-A1 and GPC-D1 genes. GPC-B1 is deleted in this variety. Knockout mutations were identified in M3 lines (GPC-A1 W196, GPC-D1 = W114), backcrossed twice to wild-type non-mutangenized Express and combined to generate BC2F2 lines segregating for these mutant alleles. WT=wild-type; MT=mutant-type. See PI 673411 and 673412 for the other mutant combinations.
Express LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Bydv REF ; Ss REF ; Yr,Stb(became) REF ; Sr(Ug99) REF resistant = Lg,Lr,Stb,Pm REF }	# PI 573003 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1991 cultivated: 1991- received: 1989	United States, Arizona (developed)	Veery/BH1146 GRIS{Veery/BH-1146 REF-REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{DA-984-034 REF-REF ; WESTBRED-EXPRESS REF-REF ; PH-984-034 REF ; } other # = Express; DA984-034; ; GRIS{K-63057; PI-573003; AUS-25226} >get Express (Westbred)^USAx 4 group list	Remark: Best adapted to the wheat area of California that currently grows Yolo or Anza. Quality substantially better than Yolo History: DEVELOPED 1991 Arizona, United States by Shantz, K., Western Plant Breeders, Inc.
Express LINK Triticum aestivum habit* = Spring status = Improved cultivar GRIS{susceptible = Bydv REF ; Ss REF ; Yr,Stb(became) REF ; Sr(Ug99) REF resistant = Lg,Lr,Stb,Pm REF }	# k63057 @ VIR (RUS) INFO>GRIS donor #: PI 573003 received: 1996	United States, Arizona	Veery/BH1146 GRIS{Veery/BH-1146 REF-REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{DA-984-034 REF-REF ; WESTBRED-EXPRESS REF-REF ; PH-984-034 REF ; } other # = BW35214; GRIS{K-63057; PI-573003; AUS-25226} >get Express (Westbred)^USAx 4 group list

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