2017
DOI: 10.3724/sp.j.1006.2017.00967
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Cytological Identification and Chromosome Constitution Analyses of Ten Oc-toploid Trititrigia Accessions

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“…intermedium to these three Trititrigia octoploids and that TE261-1 also exhibited moderate resistance to aphids. In addition, the chromosomal constitution of TE261-1, TE266-1 and TE346-1 is different from that of other TE series of Trititrigia octoploids reported previously [21,26,28]. Therefore, these accessions could be employed as bridge parents for crossing with wheat to develop addition, substitution or translocation lines to generate new rust-, powdery mildew-and aphid-resistant germplasms for wheat breeding.…”
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“…intermedium to these three Trititrigia octoploids and that TE261-1 also exhibited moderate resistance to aphids. In addition, the chromosomal constitution of TE261-1, TE266-1 and TE346-1 is different from that of other TE series of Trititrigia octoploids reported previously [21,26,28]. Therefore, these accessions could be employed as bridge parents for crossing with wheat to develop addition, substitution or translocation lines to generate new rust-, powdery mildew-and aphid-resistant germplasms for wheat breeding.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…2), which might have formed via the centromere breakage of one pair of J S -genome chromosomes. J-St translocated chromosomes also exist in many TE series of Trititrigia octoploids [21,26,28], but J S acrocentric chromosomes were first discovered in the TE series of Trititrigia octoploids. The formation of these two types of variations might occur through chromosome breakage and fusion when F 1 hybrids obtained through distant hybridization are backcrossed with hexaploid wheat [34].…”
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confidence: 99%
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