Registration of Varieties and Strains of Oats

Stanton, T. R.; Griffee, Fred; Etheridge, W. C.

doi:10.2134/agronj1926.00021962001800100010x

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“…261 r) originated from a cross between Markton and Victory oats made by G. A. Wiebe at the Aberdeen Substation, Aberdeen, Idaho, in 1923. This cross also gave rise to Bannock and Huron, previously registered improved varieties (5,6). Some of the more promising selections from this cross that had been resistant to smut at Aberdeen were sent to the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station at Bozeman in 1929, where they were tested from 1929 to 1941.…”

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Stanton

1943

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“…‘Kanota’ has been used as the standard genotype of aneuploid lines and linkage groups for more than 30 years. ‘Kanota’ is a red oat variety originating as a selection from ‘Fulghum’ (Stanton 1927) adapted to warmer climates in Japan. The mean plant height of non dwarf ‘Kanota’ was 119 cm.…”

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Transfer of new dwarfing genes from the weed species Avena fatua into cultivated oat A. byzantina

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New sources of dwarfing genes were identified from accessions of Avena fatua in Japan and Korea. The dwarfing genes were transferred from backcrossed and self-pollinated relatives to the cultivated oat ÔKanotaÕ. In the cultivated form, the dominant dwarfing gene Dw8 showed a relatively lower transmission rate than recessive, semidominant and nondwarfing genes and was characterized by a distinct link with wild gene cluster. This was also supported by the high transmission rate of wild specific SSR alleles. Four dwarf inbred lines (L153, L169a, L169b and L812) were identified as involving a single recessive dwarfing gene(s). The recessive dwarfing genes that showed normal and stable transmission rates in BC 1 F 3 were first reported in hexaploid oats. The L169 segregated two different recessive dwarf lines in BC 1 , which were selected as semi-(L169a) and extreme-(L169b) dwarf lines. The L169a was a good genotype with a high grain yield. L288 is a semi-dwarf line conditioned by a semi-dominant dwarfing gene, with a unilateral panicle, large florets and good grain quality due to strong resistance to lodging. L342 had a short peduncle, making the panicle compact, and its phenotype was similar to the dwarfness controlled by Dw7, but the dwarfing genes were different.

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“…The purpose of the cross was to combine the stiff strav.:. high test weight and disease resistance of Bond (22) wrth the high yield and winter hardiness of Tennex (18). LeConte is valuable primarily because of its resistance to lodging on soils of high fertility, or those heavily fertilized with nitrogen.…”

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Registration of Oat Varieties, XVIII¹

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Registration of Varieties and Strains of Oats, XII¹

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Transfer of new dwarfing genes from the weed species Avena fatua into cultivated oat A. byzantina

Registration of Oat Varieties, XVIII¹

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