1Plant
Breeding Institute, The University of Sydney, 107 Cobbitty Road, Cobbitty,
N.S.W., Australia, 2570.
2John
Innes Centre, Norwich Research Park, Colney, Norwich, Norfolk, NR4 7UH, U.K.
3Department
of Agronomy and Range Science, University of California, Davis, 95616 CA,
U.S.A.
4Catedra de Genetica y
Fitotecnia, Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires,
7300 Azul, Argentina.
The most recent edition of the Catalogue appeared in
the Proceedings of the 9th International Wheat Genetics Symposium
Vol. 5 (A.E. Slinkard ed., University Extension Press, University of
Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada). A modified version is displayed on the
Graingenes Website: http://wheat.pw.usda.gov/.
The 1999 and 2000 Supplements are included in Annual Wheat Newsletters and
Wheat Information Service and are listed in the Graingenes Website. The present Supplement will be offered to
editors/curators for similar listing.
10. Laboratory
Designators for DNA markers
barc |
unl |
Gill, K. Department of Agronomy 362H Plant Science P.O. Box 830915 University of Nebraska, Lincoln Lincoln NE68583-0915 USA |
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cnl |
Sorrells, M. mes12@cornell.edu Dept. of Plant Breeding & Biometry Cornell University 252 Emerson Hall Ithaca, NY 14853 USA |
uaz |
Helentjaris,T. (University of Arizona*) Pioneer Hi-Bred
International 7250 N.W. 62nd
Avenue Johnston IA 50131 USA |
gdm |
Röder, M.S. roder@mendel.ipk-gatersleben.de (Gatersleben D-genome microsatellite*) Institut fuer Pflanzengenetik und Kulturpflanzenforschung
(IPK) Corrensstr. 3 06466 Gatersleben Germany |
ucg |
Hasselkorn,
R. rh01@midway.uchicago.edu Department
of Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology University
of Chicago* Chicago,
Illinois 60637 USA |
isc |
Luigi Cattivelli Istituto Sperimentale
Cerealicoltura* Via S. Protaso, 302 Fiorenzuola d'Arca (PC) I-29017 Italy |
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Gross Morphology: Spike characteristics
5. Elongated glume
P1. Revise:
P1. |
[P {911};
Eg {922}; P-Apol1 {0254}; P-Apet1
{0254}]. |
7AL {922,1547}, 7A or 7B (based on linkage of 0.2
with a gene for red coleoptile {922}. |
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i: |
Saratovskaya 29*8//Novsibirskaya 67*2/T. polonicum {922}. |
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itv: |
P-LD222 = LD222*11/T. turgidum var polonicum
{1546,1547}. |
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tv: |
T. polonicum {0254}; T. petropavlovskyi {0254}. |
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ma: |
Xgwm260-7A (S) - 2.3 cM - P1 - 5.6 cM - Xgwm1083-7A (L) {0254}; Xgwm890-7A - 2.1 cM - P1 {0254}. |
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Add at the end of the
'Elongated glume' section:
Note: The loci determining
elongated glumes in the T. turanicum
and T. durum conv. falcatum are not homoeologous to the P loci in the centromeric region of the
group 7 chromosomes {0254}.
Ar1 {0281}. |
5AL
{0281}. |
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High
alkylresocinols content is dominant {0281}. |
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tv: |
Langdon
{0281}. |
ar1 {0281}. |
tv: |
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Alt2. ma: Add: ‘Alt2 cosegregated with Xbcd1230-4D
and fell within the interval Xgdm125-4D –
4.8cM – Alt2 – 1.1cM – Xpsr914-4D {0248}.’.
3. Red/purple coleoptiles
Replace the previous entries
with:
There is an orthologous gene
series on the short arms of homoeologous group 7. The 'a' alleles confer red coleoptiles.
Rc-A1a {0250}. |
[Rc1, R
{401}]. |
7A {769,1293}, 7AS {0250}. |
s: |
CS*6/Hope 7A {1293}. |
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v: |
Hope Rc-B1 |
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ma: |
Rc-A1 (distal) - 11.9 cM - Xgwm913-7A {0250}. |
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Rc-B1a {0250}. |
[Rc2, R2 {401}]. |
7B {742}, 7BS {401, 769, 0250} |
s: |
CS*6/Hope 7B {769}. |
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v: |
Hope Rc-A1.
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ma: |
Xgwm263-7B - 26.1 cM - Rc-B1 - 11.0 cM - Xgwm1184 {0250}. |
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Rc-D1a {0250}. |
[Rc3 ]. |
7D {596}, 7DS {1241, 1444, 0250}. |
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v: |
Mironovskaya 808 {1444}; Tetra Canthatch/Ae. squarrosa var. strangulata RL 5271, RL 5404 {1240};
Tetra Canthatch/Ae. squarrosa var. meyeri RL 5289, RL 5406 {1240}; Sears'
T. dicoccoides/Ae. squarrosa =
Sears' Synthetic {596}. |
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ma: |
Rc-D1 (distal) - 3 cM - Xpsr108-7D {180}; Xgwm44-7D - 6.4 cM - Rc-D1
- 13.7 cM - Xgwm111-7D {0250}. |
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Tahir & Tsunewaki {1453}
reported that T. spelta var. duhamelianum carries genes promoting
pigmentation on chromosomes 7A and 7D and genes suppressing pigmentation on 2A,
2B, 2D, 3B and 6A. Sutka {1444}
reported a fourth factor in chromosome 6B and suppressors in 2A, 2B, 2D, 4B and
6A.
1. Dominant Inhibitors
B1 Revise
‘5AL {1293}.’ to ‘5AL {1293,0242}.’.
DNA Markers
Group 1S
Amendments:
Xabg500-1A. Revise the first column to
'Xabg500-1A {280}5, 1B,D {0252}1.'.
Xbcd446-1A. Add '(1BL).' in the last
column.
Xbcd1124-1A,B. Revise the first column to
'Xbcd1124-1A {280}5, 1B {1529}1, 1D {0252}1.'.
Xbcd1706-1A,B. Revise the first column to
'Xbcd1796-1A {280}5, 1B {1529}1, 1D {0252}1.'.
Xcdo99-1B,D. Revise the first column to
'Xcdo99-1A {0252}1, 1B {154}1, 1D {1529}4.'.
Xcdo388-1B,D. Revise the first column to 'Xcdo388-1B.1 [{1529,0252}]1, 1D {1529}4.', add '[Xcdo388-1B
{1529}, Xcdo388a-1B {0252}].' in the
second column and revise the last column to '(1BL, 2B, 3D, 4A,D, 5A,B, 6A,D).'.
Xcdo534-1B. Revise the last column to
'(3A, 6A,B,D, 7A).'.
Xcdo580-1A. Revise the first column to
‘Xcdo580-1A {280}1,3,5,{1529}1,
1D {0242}.
Xcdo658-1A,B,D. Revise the first column to
'Xcdo658-1A {280}3,5,{0252}1,
1B,D {445}1.'.
Xcdo1173-1A,B,D. Revise the first column to
'Xcdo1173-1A {280}3,5,{0252}1, 1B {1529}1,1D {445}1.'.
Xcdo1188-1A.1,B.1,D. Revise the first column to
'Xcdo1188-1A.1 [{280}]3,5,[{0252}]1,
1B.1 [{1529}]1, 1D {445}1.', add '[Xcdo1188-1A.{280}3,5,{0252}1,
1B {1529}1].' in the
second column , and add '(1AL,BL).' in the last column.
Xcdo1340-1B. Revise the first column to 'Xcdo1340-1A {0252}, 1B {1529},
1D {0252}.' and add '(1BL).' to the
last column.
Xcmwg645-1A.2. Revise the first column to 'Xcmwg645-1A.1 {280}3,5,[{0252}]1, 1B.1, D.1 [{0252}]1.' and add '[Xcmwg645a-1A,B,D {0252}1].' in the second column.
Xgwm18-1B. Add ‘(4B).’ in the last
column.
Xgwm33-1A. Revise the first column to 'Xgwm33-1A {1226}1, 1B
{0270}2.' and add '(1BL).' in the last column.
Xgwm136-1A. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm136-1A {9929},{0269}2.'.
Xgwm273-1B. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm273-1B {9929},{0270}2.'.
Xgwm413-1B. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm413-1B {9929},{0270}2.'.
XksuE19-1A,B,D. Revise the last column to
‘(6D, 7B).’.
XksuF43-1B.1,.2. Revise the first column to
'XksuF43-1A {252}, 1B.1,.2 {1529}, 1D {0252}.'.
Xmwg60-1A. Revise the first column to
'Xmwg60-1A {280}1,5, 1B,D {0250}1.'.
Xmwg68-1A,B. Revise the first column to
'Xmwg68-1A {280}5,{0252}1, 1B {1529}1, 1D {0252}.'.
Xmwg837-1B.1,D. Revise the first column to 'Xmwg837-1A [{0252}], 1B.1,D {1529}.' and add '[Xmwg837a-1A {0252}].' in the second
column.
Xmwg938-1B,D. Revise the first column to 'Xmwg938-1A [{0252}], 1B.1
[{1529,0252}], 1D {1529}.', add '[Xmwg938a-1A,B {0252}, Xmwg938-1B {1529}].' in the second
column and revise the last column to
'(1BL, 7A).'
Xmwg2021-1A.2,.2. Revise the first column to 'Xmwg2021-1A.1 {280}3,5, 1A.2 {280}1, 1B.1,D [{0252}].', add '[Xmwg2021a-1B,D {0252}].' in the second
column and revise the last column to '(1BL, 2A, 3A).'.
Xmwg2048-1A. Revise the first column to
'Xmwg2048-1A {282}3,{0252}1,
1B,D {0252}1.'.
Xmwg2083-1A. Revise the first column to
'Xmwg2083-1A {280}5,
[{0250}]1, 1B.1,D [{0252}]1.',
add '[Xmwg2083a-1B,D {0252}].' in the
second column and add '(1BL).' in the last column.
Xmwg2245-1D. Revise the first column to
'Xmwg2245-1A,B {0252}, 1D {0135}.'.
Xpsr596-1A,B,D. Add ‘(2B, 3A).’ in the
last column.
Xrz244-1A. Revise the first column to 'Xrz244-1A
{1529}, 1B,D {0252}.'.
Xsfr2(Lrk10)-1A. Revise the first column to 'Xsfr2(Lrk10)-1A [{356,0252}], 1B,D [{0252}].' and revise the second
column to '[Lrk10 {356}, XLrk10-1A,B,D {0252}].'.
Xutv1391-1: Revise the first column to 'Xutv1391-1A
{9959}2, 1B {0269}2.'
Add:
Xabg53-1A,B,D {0252}. |
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Xabg59-1B,D {0252}. |
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ABG59. |
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Xabg74-1A,B,D {0252}. |
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ABG74. |
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Xabg494-1A,B,D {0252}. |
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ABG494. |
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Xbcd368-1A {0242}. |
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BCD368. |
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Xbcd371-1B {0275}. |
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BCD371. |
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Xbcd762-1A.2,B.2,D [{0252}]. |
[Xbcd762a-1A,B,D {0252}]. |
BCD762. |
(1AL,BL) |
Xbcd1340-1A,B,D {0252}. |
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BCD1340. |
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Xcdo127-1A,B.1,D [{0252}]. |
[Xcdo127a-1A,B,D {0252}]. |
CDO127. |
(1B, 3A). |
Xcdo127-1B.2 [{0252}]. |
[Xcdo127b-1B {0252}]. |
CDO127. |
(1A,B,D, 3A). |
Xcdo580-1A,B.1,D [{0252}]. |
[Xcdo580a-1A,B,D {0252}]. |
CDO580. |
(1B). |
Xcdo580-1B.2 [{0252}]. |
[Xcdo580b-1B {0252}]. |
CDO580. |
(1A,B,D). |
Xcdo618-1B {0269}2. |
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CDO618. |
(1A,B,D). |
Xcdo1373-1B {0269}2. |
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CDO1373. |
(1BL). |
Xcdo1423-1A,B,D {0252}. |
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CDO1423. |
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Xmwg835-1A,B.1,D [{0252}]. |
[Xmwg835a-1A,B,D {0252}. |
MWG835. |
(1BL, 2A, 5A). |
Xmwg913-1B.1 [{0252}]. |
[Xmwg913a-1B {0252}]. |
MWG913. |
(1BS). |
Xmwg913-1B.2 [{0252}]. |
[Xmwg913b-1B {0252}]. |
MWG913. |
(1BS). |
Xmwg2056-1A,B,D [{0252}]. |
[Xmwg2056a-1A,B,D {0252}]. |
MWG2056. |
(1BL). |
Xmwg2148-1A,B.1,D [{0252}]. |
[Xmwg2148a-1A,B,D {0252}]. |
MWG2148. |
(1BL). |
Xmwg2197-1A,B {0252}. |
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MWG2197. |
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Xsun18-1B {0256}. |
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SUN
18F/SUN18R. |
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Xuaz299-1B {0269}2. |
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UAZ299. |
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Xutv1366-1A.1 {0269}.2 |
[Xutv1366d-1A {0269}2]. |
UTV1366. |
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Xutv1366-1A.2 {0269}2. |
[Xutv1366c-1A {0269}2]. |
UTV1366. |
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Xwmc24-1A [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc024-1A {0242}]. |
WMC
24F/WMC 24R. |
(2A). |
Xwmc147-1D {0242}. |
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WMC
147F/WMC 147R. |
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Xwmc336-1D {0242}. |
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WMC
336F/WMC 336R. |
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Xwmc432-1D {0242}. |
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WMC
432F/WMC 432R. |
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Group 1L
Amendments:
Xabc151. Revise the first column to
'Xabc151-1B {0252}1, 1D {1529}4.'.
Xabg452. Revise the first column to
'Xabg452-1A {1529}1,{280}1,3,5,
1B,D {0252}1.'.
Xbcd22-1A. Revise the first column to ‘Xbcd22-1A {280}5, 1B
{0242,0252}1, 1D {0252}1.’
and revise the last column to ‘(3A,D)’.
Xbcd207-1A. Revise the first column to
'Xbcd207-1A {280}5, 1B {0274}1.'
Xbcd310-1B. Revise the first column to
‘Xbcd310-1A {0242}, 1B {445}.’.
Xbcd265-1A,B,D. Revise the last column to
‘(2B, 4B,D, 5A).’.
Xbcd762-1A,B. Revise the first column to 'Xbcd762-1A.1 [{280}]5, 1B.1 [{1529,0252}]1.', add
'[Xbcd762-1A {280}5, Xbcd762-1B {1529}1, Xbcd762b-1B {0252}1].' in the
second column and add '(1AS,BS,DS).' in the last column.
Xbcd808-1A.1, .2. Revise the first column
to ‘Xbcd808-1A.1 {1529}1,{280}1,3,5, 1A.2 {1529}, 1B {0242}.’.
Xbcd921-1A,D. Revise the first column to
'Xbcd921-1A {280}5, 1B {0252}1, 1D {445}1.'
Xcdo105-1A. Revise the first column to
'Xcdo105-1A {280}1,5, 1B {0275}1.'.
Xcdo393-1A,B. Revise the first column to
‘Xcdo393-1A {1529}1, {280}3, 1B {154}, 1D
{0242}.’.
Xcdo346-1B. Revise the last column to
'(2B, 5D).'.
Xcdo473-1A. Revise the first column to
‘Xcdo473-1A {1529}, 1B {0242}.’.
Xcdo1160-1A. Revise the first column to
'Xcdo1160-1A {1529}, 1B {0275}.'.
Xcdo1396-1A. Revise the first column to
'Xcdo1396-1A {280}5, 1B {0275}1.'.
Xcmwg645-1A.2. Revise the first column to 'Xcmwg645-1A.2 {280}5,
1B.2 [{1529,0250}]1.', add [Xmwg645
{280,1529}, Xcmwg645b-1B {0252}].' in
the second column and revise the last column to '(1AS,BS,DS, 5A).'.
Xcmwg758-1A,B. Revise the first column to
'Xcmwg758-1A {280}1,3,5, 1B {1529}1, 1D {0252}.'.
Xgwm124-1B. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm124-1B {9929}1,{0270}2.'.
Xgwm153-1B. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm153-1B {9929}1,{0270}2.'.
Xgwm268-1B. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm268-1B {9929}1,{0270}2.'.
Xgwm403-1B. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm403-1B {9929}1,{0270}2.'.
Xgwm498-1B. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm498-1B {9929},{0270}2.'.
XksuA1-1B. Revise the last column to
‘(2D, 3B, 5B, 7D).’.
XksuD49-1B,D. Revise the first column to
‘XksuD49-1A {0242}, 1B {728}, 1D {448}1,4, {1529}1.’.
Xmwg837-1B.2. Add '(1AS,BS,DS).' in the
last column.
Xwg180-1A. Revise the last column to
‘(4B, 7BS,L).’.
Add:
Xbcd372-1B,D {0252}. |
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Xbcd402-1D {0242}. |
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BCD402. |
(4A,
5A,4B,D). |
Xbcd446-1B {0275}. |
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BCD446. |
(1AS). |
Xbcd1495-1B {0269}2. |
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BCD1495. |
(6B). |
Xcdo388-1B.2 [{0252}]. |
[Xcdo388b-1B {0252}]. |
CDO388. |
(1BS,DS,
2B, 3D, 4A,D, 5A,B, 6A,D). |
Xcdo583-1B [{0242}]. |
[Xcdo583a-1B {0242}]. |
CDO583 |
(3B). |
Xcdo1340-1B {0269}2. |
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CDO1340. |
(1AS,BS,DS). |
Xcdo1373-1B {0269}2. |
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CDO1373. |
(1BS). |
Xmwg539-1A,B,D {0252}. |
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MWG539. |
(7D). |
Xmwg584-1A,,B,D {0252}. |
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MWG584. |
(3A,
4Am, 5D). |
Xmwg835-1B.2 [{0252}]. |
[Xmwg835b-1B {0252}]. |
MWG835. |
(1AS,BS,DS,
2A, 5A). |
Xmwg896-1A,B,D {0252}. |
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MWG896. |
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Xmwg938-1B.2 [{0252}]. |
[Xmwg938b-1B {0252}]. |
MWG938. |
(1AS,BS,DS,
7A). |
Xmwg2021-1B.2 [{0252}]. |
[Xmwg2021b-1B {0252}]. |
MWG2021. |
(1AS,BS,DS,
2A, 3A). |
Xmwg2056-1B.2 [{0252}]. |
[Xmwg2056b-1B {0252}]. |
MWG2056. |
(1AS,BS,DS). |
Xmwg2083-1B.2 [{0252}]. |
[Xmwg2083b-1B {0252}]. |
MWG2083. |
(1AS,BS,DS). |
Xmwg2148-1B.2 [{0252}]. |
[Xmwg2148b-1B {0252}]. |
MWG2148. |
(1AS,BS,DS,
1BL). |
Xmwg2148-1B.3 [{0252}]. |
[Xmwg2148c-1B {0252}]. |
MWG2148. |
(1AS,BS,DS,
1BL) |
Xpsr305-1B {0242}. |
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PSR305. |
(3A,B,D). |
Xuaz243-1B {0269}2. |
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UAZ243. |
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Xutv135-1A {0269}2. |
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UTV135. |
(3BS,
4B). |
Xutv1441-1A {0269}2. |
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UTV1441. |
(3BL,
4B). |
Xwmc304-1A {0242}. |
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WMC
304F/WMC 304R. |
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Xwmc312-1A {0242}. |
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WMC
312F/WMC 312R. |
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Xwmc373-1B [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc373-1-1B {0242}]. |
WMC
373F/WMC 373R. |
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Xwmc429-1D {0242}. |
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WMC
429F/WMC 429R. |
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Amendments:
Xcmwg758-1D. Revise the last column to
'(1AL,BL,DL).'.
Xwg232-1A. Revise the last column to
‘(4A,B, 5A,B,D, 6B, 7A,B).’.
Xwpg501(Pdi)-1B. Add reference 0263 in the first column, i.e.
‘{0064,0263}’.
Add:
Xbcd175-1A {0242}. |
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Xbcd1072-1A,B,D {0252}. |
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Xsun19-1B {0156}. |
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Xwmc84-1A [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc084-1A {0242}]. |
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Xwmc406-1B {0242}. |
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Amendments:
Xabg378-2A. Revise the last column to
‘(6A,D, 7A,4A).’.
Xbcd152-2A,B. Add '(6B).' to the last
column.
Xbcd348-2A.1,.2,B,D. Add '(4A).' to the last
column.
Xbcd718-2A,D. Revise the first column to
'Xbcd718-2A {1060}1, 2B {0269}2, 1D {1060}1. '.
Xcdo1090-2A. Revise the first column to
'Xcdo1090-2A {1060}, 2B {0269}2.'.
Xfba38-2D. Revise the first column to
‘Xfba38-2B {0242}, 2D {1060}.’.
Xfbb185-2B. Revise the last column to
‘(3B, 6B).’.
Xfba349-2D. Add ‘(7A).’ to the last column.
Xgwm129-2B. Revise the last column to
‘(4D, 5A).’.
Xpsr801(Rbcs)-2A,B,D. To the note added to this listing in the 2001
Supplement add the reference 0271, i.e. ‘{0149,0271}’.
Add:
Xbcd175-2D {0242}. |
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Xbcd221-2B {0269}2. |
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(4B, 6B). |
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Xcnl9(Pdc)-2B [{0269}]2. |
[Pdc-2B {0269}2]. |
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Xpsr596-2B {0242}. |
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(1A,B,D, 3A). |
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Xsun17-2D {0256}. |
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Xwmc25-2B [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc025.2-2B {0242}]. |
(2D). |
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Xwmc111-2D {0242}. |
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Xwmc112-2D {0242}. |
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Xwmc154-2B {0242}. |
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Xwmc314-2B {0242}. |
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Amendments:
Xabc451-2A.
Revise the first column to ‘Xabc451-2A {282}3,
2B [{0242}], 2D {0242}.’ and add ‘[Xabc451a-2B
{0242}].’ in the second column.
Xbcd135-2B,D.
Add ‘(4A, 5D).’ in the last column.
Xbcd266-2D.
Revise the first column to ‘Xbcd266-2A
{0242}, 2B {0164}, 2D {864}.’.
Xbcd292-2A,D. Revise the first column to
‘Xbcd292-2A {1060}`, 2B {0242}1,{0269}2, 2D {864}1.’.
Xbcd410-2A,D. Revise the first column to ‘Xbcd410-2A {1060}, 2B
[{0242}], 2D {1060}.’ and add ‘[Xbcd410d-2B {0242}].’ in the second
column.
Xgwm526-2B. Add '(2A).' in the last
column.
XksuF43-2D. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B,D, 4D, 5D, 6D).'.
Xmwg835-2A. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B,D, 5A).'.
Xmwg950-2B. Revise the first column to
‘Xmwg950-2B {1060}, 2D {0242}.’.
Xmwg2021-2A. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B,D, 3A).'.
Xutv861-2B. Revise the first column to
'Xutv861-2A {0269}2, 2B {9959}2.'.
Xwg184-2D. Revise the last column to
‘(3D, 4D, 5A).’.
Add:
Xabc165-2D.2 [{0242}]. |
(2D). |
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Xbcd265-2B [{0242}]. |
[Xbcd265c-2B
{0242}]. |
BCD265. |
(1A,B,D, 4B,D, 5A). |
Xbcd512-2B {0242}. |
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BCD512. |
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Xcdo346-2A {0269}2. |
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CDO346. |
(1B, 5D). |
Xcdo365-2B {0269}2. |
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CDO365. |
(6B). |
Xcdo669-2B [{0242}]. |
[Xcdo669a-2B
{0242}]. |
CDO669. |
(4A,B,D, 7A). |
Xgwm526-2A [{0253}]. |
[Xgwm526-2A.2
{0253}]. |
WMS
F526/WMS R526. |
(2B). |
Xisc14(Cor)-2A [{0246}]3. |
[Cor14b
{0246}]. |
COR14b. |
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XksuA1-2D [{0242}]. |
[XksuA1b-2D
{0242}]. |
pTtksuA1. |
(1B, 3B, 5B, 7D). |
XksuF37-2B {0242}. |
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pTtksuF37. |
(6A,B,D). |
Xksu931(Chi4)-2D [{0266}]4. |
[Xksu931(Cht4)
{0266}]. |
SM383. |
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Xksu932(Chi7)-2D [{0266}]4. |
[Xksu932(Cht7)
{0266}]. |
SM194. |
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Xpsp3045-2A {0253}. |
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PSP3045F/PSP3045R. |
(5B, 7D). |
Xpsr370-2B,D [{0242}]. |
[Xpsr370b-2B,
Xpsr370a-2D {0242}]. |
PSR370. |
(5A,B,D). |
Xsun11-2B {0256},[{0242}]. |
[Xsunm11-2B
{0242}]. |
SUN
11F/SUN 11R. |
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Xsun21-2B {0256}. |
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SUN
21F/SUN 21R. |
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Xsun22-2B {0256}. |
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SUN
22F/SUN 22R. |
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Xwmc339-2B {0242}. |
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WMC
339F/WMC 339R. |
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Xwmc360-2B {0242}. |
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WMC
360F/WMC 360R. |
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Amendments:
Xabg356-2D. Revise the first column to
‘Xabg356-2B {0242}, 2D {9926}4.’.
Xwmc24-2A. Add ‘(1A).’ in the last
column.
Xwmc25-2D. Add ‘(2B).’ in the last
column.
Xwmc149-2B. Add ‘(5B).’ in the last
column.
Add:
Xabc162-2A {0242}. |
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Xabc165-2D.1 [{0242}]. |
[Xabc165a-2D {0242}]. |
(2DL). |
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Xcdo366-2B,D {0242}. |
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Xcdo665-2A {0242}. |
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(4A). |
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Xgwm271-2B [{0242}]. |
[Xgwm271a-2B {0242}]. |
(5B, 5D). |
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XksuE7-2B {0242}. |
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(7D). |
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Xstm773-2B {0242}. |
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Xwmc18-2D [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc018-2D {0242}].
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WMC 18F/WMC 18R. |
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Xwmc35-2B [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc035a-2B {0242}].
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WMC 35F/WMC 35R. |
(4B). |
Xwmc190-2D {0242}. |
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WMC 190F/WMC 190R. |
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Xwmc198-2A {0242}. |
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WMC 198F/WMC 198R. |
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Xwmc445-2B {0242}. |
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Amendments:
Xabg471-3A,B. Add '(6B).' to the last
column.
Xcdo395-3A,D. Revise the first column to
‘Xcdo395-3A {1061}1, 3B {0242}1, 3D {9926}4.’.
Xfbb185-3B. Revise the last column to
‘(2B, 6B).’.
Xgwm369-3A. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm369-3A {9929}1,{0269}2.'.
Xgwm389-3B. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm389-3B {9929}1,{0269}2.'.
XksuA1-3B. Revise the last column to
‘(1B, 2D, 5B, 7D).’.
XksuB8-3D. Revise the first column to
‘XksuB8-3A,B {0242}, 3D {448}.’.
Xmwg584-3A. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B,D, 4Am, 5D).'.
Xmwg2021-3A. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B,D, 2A).'.
Xpsr305-3A,B,D. Add ‘(1B).’ to the last column.
Xsfr2(Lrk10)-3B,D. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B,D).'.
Add:
Xpsr311-3A {0242}. |
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(7A,B,D). |
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Xutv135-3B {0269}2. |
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(1A, 4B). |
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Xwmc11-3A [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc011-3A {0242}]. |
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Xwmc43-3B [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc043-3B {0242}]. |
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Amendments:
Xbcd115-3A,D. Revise the first column to
'Xbcd115-3A {1061}, 3B {0269}2, 3D [{862}].
Xbcd22-3D. Revise the first column to ‘Xbcd22-3A
{0242}, 3D {1061}.’ and revise
the last column to ‘(1A,B,D).’.
Xbcd195-3B. Revise the first column to
'Xbcd195-3A {0269}2, 3B {0078}1.'.
Xbcd372-3A,D. Add '(1B,D).' to the last
column.
Xbcd451-3A,D. Revise the first column to
‘Xbcd451-3A {1061}, 3B {0242}, 3D [{862}].’.
Xcdo105-3B. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B).'.
Xcdo482-3A,D. Revise the first column to
‘Xcdo482-3A {1061},3B {0242}, 3D {862}.’.
Xcdo583-3B. Add ‘(1B).’ to the last column.
Xcdo718-3B. Revise the first column to
‘Xcdo718-3A {0242}, 3B {1061}.’.
Xfba175-3A. Add '(6B).' in the last
column.
Xgwm155-3A. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm155-3A {9929}1,{0269}2.'.
Xgwm299-3B. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm299-3B {9929}1,{0269}2.'.
XksuG59-3A,D. Revise the first column to
‘XksuG59-3A {282}3, 3B {0242}1, 3D {448}4, {1061}1.’.
Xutv416-3A. Revise the first column to
'Xutv416-3A {9959}2, 3B {0269}2.'.
Xutv560-3A. Revise the first column to
'Xutv560-3A {9959}2, 3B.1,.2 [{0269}]2.' and add
'[Xutv560a,b-3B {0269}].' in the
second column.
Add:
Xabg75-3B {0242}. |
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Xbcd941-3A {0175}. |
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Xcdo534-3A {0269}2. |
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(1B, 6A,B,D, 7A). |
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Xksu933(Glb3)-3B,D {0266}. |
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Xksu934(Glb3)-3D {0266}. |
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Xmwg2153-3A {0269}2. |
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Xpsr596-3A,B [{0242}]. |
[Xpsr596b-3A, Xpsr596a-3B
{0242}]. |
(1A,B,D, 2B). |
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Xpsr604-3B [{0242}]. |
[Xpsr604-3B {0242}]. |
(7A,4A,7D). |
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Xsun23-3A {0256}. |
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Xucg2(Acc-2)-3A,B,D [{0265}]. |
[Xucg2-3A,B,D {0265}]. |
(5D). |
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Xutv601-3A {0269}2. |
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Xutv920-3A {0269}2. |
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Xutv1151-3A {0269}2. |
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(6A). |
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Xutv1371-3B {0269}2. |
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(1AL, 4B). |
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Xutv1441-3B {0269}2. |
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Xutv1474-3A {0269}2. |
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Xwmc169-3A {153,0238}. |
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Xwmc236-3B {0242}. |
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Xwmc334-3B {0242}. |
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Xwmc428-3A {0242}. |
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Amendments:
Xwg184-3D. Revise the last column to
‘(2D, 4D, 5A).’.
Xwmc169-3A. Delete (moved to 3L).
Add:
Xwmc50-3A [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc050-3A {0242}]. |
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Xwmc375-3D {0242}. |
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Xwmc379-3A {0238}. |
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Amendments:
Xbcd265-4B,D. Revise the last column to
‘(1A,B,D, 2B, 5A).’.
Xbcd583-4A. Revise the last column to
‘(1A,B).’.
Xbcd402-4A. Revise the last column to
‘(1D, 5A,4B,D).’.
Xcdo669-4A,B,D. Add ‘(2B, 4Am).’
in the last column.
Xcdo795-4B. Revise the first column to
‘Xcdo795-4A {0242}, 4B {1059}.’.
Xgwm18-4B. Add ‘(1B).’ in the last column.
Xwg184-4D. Revise the last column to
‘(2D, 3D, 5A).’.
Add:
Xcdo949-4B {0269}2. |
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(4DL). |
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Xcn110(Lpx-B1)-4B [{0269}]2. |
[Loxmjt]. |
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Xfba363-4B {0242}. |
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(7A). |
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Xutv434.1-4A.1,.2 [{0269}]2. |
[Xutv434a,b-4A {0269}2]. |
(4A). |
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Xwg232-4B {0269}2. |
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(1A, 4A, 5A,B,D, 6B,
7A,B). |
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Xwmc141-4B {0242}. |
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4AmS
Amendments:
Xcdo66-4A. Revise the last column to
‘(2B, 4A,B,D).’.
Xmwg584-4A.1. Revise the last column to
(1A,B,D, 3A, 4AmL, 5D).'.
Xwg622-4A. Revise the last column to
‘(4AL,BS,DS, 6A).’.
Group
4L (4AS:4BL:4DL)
Amendments:
Xcdo1395-4B. Revise the first column to
'Xcdo1395-4B {1008}, 4D {0248}.'.
Xwg622-4A,B,D. Add ‘(6A).’ in the last
column.
Add:
Xbcd1230-4D {0248}. |
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4AmL
Amendments:
Xabg463-4A. Revise the last column to
‘(4D, 5A, 5B).
Xmwg584-4A.2. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B,D, 3A, 4AmS, 5D).
Amendments:
Xbcd402-5A,4B,D. Revise the last column to
‘(1D, 4A).’.
Xcdo949-4D. Add ‘(7B).’ in the last
column.
Xutv434-4A.1. Revise the last column to
'(4AS, 4AL).'.
Amendments:
Xabg397-4D. Add ‘(5A).’ in the last
column.
Xabg463-4D. Revise the last column to
‘(4A, 5B, 5D).’.
XksuF43-4D.1. Revise the last column to
'(1AB,D, 2D, 4D, 5D, 6D).'.
XksuF43-4D.2. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B,D, 2D, 4D, 5D, 6D).'.
Xwg232-4A. Revise the last column to
‘(1A, 4B, 5A,B,D, 6B, 7A,B).’.
Xwmc35-4B. Add ‘(2B).’ in the last
column.
Xwpg501(Pdi)-4A,B,D. Add reference 0263 in the first column, i.e. ‘{0064,0263}’.
Add:
Xbcd221-4B {0269}2. |
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(2B, 6B). |
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Xbcd1975-4A {0269}2. |
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(7D). |
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Xbcd348-4A {0269}2. |
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(2A,B,D). |
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Xcdo414-4A {0269}2. |
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(7B). |
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Xcdo949-4A [{0242}]. |
[Xcdo949b-4A {0242}]. |
(4D). |
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Xgwm129-4D {0242}. |
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(2B, 5A). |
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Xgwm613-4A {0269}2. |
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(6B). |
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Xstm91-4D {0242}. |
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Xutv135-4B {0269}2. |
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(1A, 3B). |
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Xutv434-4A.3 [{0269}]2. |
[Xutv434d-4A {0269}2]. |
(4AL). |
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Xutv1136-4A.1,.2 [{0269}]2. |
[Xutv1136a,c-4A {0269}2]. |
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Xutv1441-4B {0269}2. |
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(1A, 3B). |
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Xwg180-4B [{0242}]. |
[Xwg180a-4B {0242}]. |
(1A, 7BS,L). |
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Xwmc47-4B [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc047-4B {0242}]. |
(7A). |
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Xwmc48-4A,B,D [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc048a-4A , Xwmc048c-4B,
Xwmc048b-4D {0242}]. |
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Amendments:
Xabg873-5B. Revise the first column to
‘Xbcd873-5B {1059}, 5D {0242}.’ and add ‘(7A,D).’ in the
last column.
Xbcd207-5A. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B).'.
Xgwm129-5A. Revise the last column to
‘(2B, 4D).’.
Xgwm443-5B. Add ‘(5A).’ in the last
column.
Xmwg835-5A. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B,D, 2A).'.
Add:
Xabg397-5A {0242}. |
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(4D). |
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Xcdo465-5A {0269}2. |
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(5AL,BL,DL). |
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Xgdm68-5D {0242}. |
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Xgwm443-5A {0242}. |
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Xpsp3045-5B [{0253}]. |
[Xpsp3045-5B.2 {0253}. |
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Xwg184-5A {0242}. |
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Xwmc149-5B {0242}. |
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Xwmc159-5A {0242}. |
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Xwmc233-5D {0242}. |
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Amendments:
Xabg473-5A,B,D. Revise the last column to
‘(6A,B).
Xbcd265-5A. Revise the last column to
‘(1A,B,D, 2B, 4B,D).’.
Xcdo346-5D. Revise the last column to
'(1B, 2B).'.
Xcdo465-5A,B,D. Add '(5AS).' to the last
column.
Xcdo1090-5A. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B).'.
Xgdm68-5D. Revise the last column to
‘(5A,B, 5DS).
XksuA1-5B. Revise the last column to
‘(1B, 2D, 3B, 7D).’.
Xgwm271-5D. Add ‘(2B, 5B).’ in the last column.
Xpsr370-5A,B,D. Add ‘(2B).’ to the last
column.
Xwg232-5A,B,D. Revise the last column to
‘(1A, 4A,B, 6B, 7A,B).’.
Add:
Xabg463-5B {0242}. |
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(4A,D, 5D). |
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Xcdo775-5B {0269}2. |
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(7A,B,D). |
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Xcn111(Lpx-B2)-5B [{0269}]2. |
[Lox11-1 {0269}2]. |
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Xgwm271-5B [{0242]. |
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(2B, 5D). |
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Xstm652-5B {0242}. |
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XsunG5-5B [{0242}]. |
[XsunG5B-5B {0242}]. |
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Xucg2(Acc-2)-5D [{0265}]. |
[Xucg2-5D {0265}]. |
(3A,B,D). |
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Xunl1-5B {0247}. |
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Xunl2-5B {0247}. |
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Xunl3-5B {0247}. |
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Xutv497-5A {0269}2. |
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Xutv1435-5A {0269}2. |
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Xwmc28-5B [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc028-5B {0242}]. |
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Xwmc235-5B {0242}. |
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Xwmc376-5B {0242}. |
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Add:
Xcdo506-4A {0242}. |
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A Xcdo506-5D locus has been reported in {1059} in the 7BS:5BL:5DL
category. It is possible that this is
a misclassification and that Xcdo506-4A
and Xcdo506-5D are homoeologous. |
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Xwmc161-4A [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc161a-4A {0242}]. |
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Xwmc258-4A {0242}. |
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Amendments:
Xabg463-5D.1,
.2. Revise
the last column to ‘(4A,D, 5B).’.
Xcmwg645-5A. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B,D).'.
Xgdm68-5A,B. Revise the last column to
‘(5DS, 5DL).’.
XksuF43-5D.1,
.2. Revise
the last column to '(1A,B,D, 2D, 4D, 6D).'.
Xmwg584-5D. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B,D, 3A, 4A).
Xwg232-5A.1,B. Revise the last column to
‘(1A, 4A,B, 6B, 7A,B).’.
Xwg232-5A.2. Revise the last column to
‘(1A, 4A,B, 6B, 7A,B).’.
Xwg420-5D.1,.2. Revise the last column to
‘(7A,B,D).’.
Add:
Xabg3-5A,D [{0242}]. |
[Xabg3b-5A {0242}]. |
ABG3. |
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Xbcd135-5D {0242}. |
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BCD135. |
(2B,D, 4A). |
Xgwm304-5A {0242}. |
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WMS
F304/WMS R304. |
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Xstm286-5B {0242}. |
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Xstm337-5A [{0242}]. |
[Xstm337a-5A {0242}]. |
(7B). |
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Xwmc96-5A [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc096-5A {0242}]. |
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Xwmc110-5A {0242}. |
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Amendments:
Xabg378-6A,D. Revise the last column to
‘(2A, 7A,4A).’.
Xbcd1398-6D. Revise the first column to
‘Xbcd1398-6B {0242}, 6D {900}.’.
Xbcd1821-6A,D. Revise the first column to
'Xbcd1821-6A {900}, 6B {0244}, 6D {900}.'.
Xcdo270-6A,D. Revise the first column to 'Xcdo270-6A {900}1, 6B
{0269}2, 6D {900}1.'.
Xcdo365-6B. Add '(2B).' to the last
column.
Xcdo534-6A,B,D. Revise the last column to
'(1B, 3A, 7A).'.
Xfba307-6A,D. Revise the first column to
'Xfba307-6A {900}, 6B {0244}, 6D {900}.'.
Xfba381-6B,D.2. Revise the first column to
'Xfba381-6B.2,D.2 [{0081}]', add '[Xfba381-6B {0081}]' in the second column
and revise the last column to
'(6BL,DL)'.
Xfbb194-6A. Add ‘(4A).’ to the last
column.
Xgwm132-6B. Add ‘(6D).’ to the last
column.
Xgwm613-6B. Add '(4A).' to the last
column.
Xgwm644-6B. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm644-6B {9929}1,{0269}2.'
XksuF43-6D. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B,D, 2D, 4D, 5D).'.
Xmwg573-6A.2,B,D. Revise the last column to
‘(6AL, 6BL).’.
Xpsr546-6A. Revise the first column to
‘Xpsr546-6A.1 [{9927}]2.’,
add [Xpsr546-6A {9927}2].’
in the second column and revise the third column to ‘(6AL, 6BL,DL).’.
Add:
Xabg471-6B {0269}2. |
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(3A,B). |
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Xbarc101-6B {0175}. |
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Xbcd152-6B {0269}2. |
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(2A,B). |
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Xbcd1299-6B {0269}2. |
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Xfba175-6B.1 [{0244}]. |
[Xfba175a-6B {0244}]. |
(3A, 6BL). |
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Xgwm132-6D {0242}. |
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(6B). |
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Xpsr119-6A [{0242}]. |
[Xpsr119a-6A {0242}]. |
(7A,4A,7D). |
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Xutv1151-6A.1,.2 [{0269}]2. |
[Xutv1151a,b-6A {0269}2]. |
(3A). |
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Xwmc104-6B {0032, 0276} |
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Amendments:
Xabc175-6A,D. Revise the first column to ‘Xabc175-6A {9927}2,{0081}1, 6B [{0242}]1, 6D
{900}1.’ and add ‘[Xabc175a-6B
{0242}].’ in the second column.
Xabg473-6B. Revise the first column to
‘Xabg473-6A {0242}, 6B {900}.’.
Xabg652-6A. Add ‘(7A).’ in the last
column.
Xfba381-6D. Revise the first column to 'Xfba381-6B.1 [{0244}], 6D.1
[{900}]', revise the second column to '[Xfba381-6B
{0244}, 6D {900}]', and add
'(6BS,DS)' in the last column.
Xgwm427-6A. Revise the first column to
'Xgwm427-6B {9929}1,{0269}2.'.
XksuF37-6A,B. Add ‘(2B, 6D).’ in the
last column.
Xmwg573-6A.1. Revise the last column to
‘(6AS,BS,DS, 6BL).’.
Xpsr546-6B,D. Revise the last column to
‘(6AS, 6AL).’.
Add:
Xbcd279-6B {0269}2. |
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Xcdo686-6B {0269}2. |
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(7B). |
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Xfba175-6B.2 [{0244}]. |
[Xfba175b-6B {0244}]. |
(3A, 6BS). |
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Xfbb185-6B [{0242}]. |
[Xfbb185c-6B {0242}]. |
(2B, 3B). |
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Xmwg573-6B {0242}. |
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(6AS,BS,DS, 6AL). |
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Xpsr546-6A.2 [{0242}]. |
[Xpsr546a-6A {0242}]. |
(6AS, 6BL,DL). |
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Xsun5-6D [{0242}]. |
[XsunM5b-6D {0242}]. |
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Xutv1136-6A {0269}2. |
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Xwg622-6A {0242}. |
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(4A,B,D). |
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Xwmc163-6A {0242}. |
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Amendments:
Xabc451-6D. Revise the last column to
‘(2A,B,D).’.
Xbcd221-6B. Add '(2B, 4B).' to the
last column.
Xbcd1299-6B. Add '(6B).' to the last
column.
Xbcd1495-6B. Add '(1B).' to the last
column.
XksuE19-6D. Revise the last column to
‘(1A,B,D, 7B).’.
XksuF37-6D. Add ‘(2B, 6A,B).’ to the
last column.
Xwmc76-6B. Add ‘(7B).’ to the last
column.
Xwmc104-6B. Delete (entry moved to 6S).
Xwmg573-6D. Revise the last column to
‘(6AS,BS,DS, 6AL, 6BL).’.
Add:
Xwg232-6B [{0242}]. |
[Xwg232b-6B {0242}]. |
(1A, 4A,B, 5A,B,D, 7A,B). |
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Xwmc416-6D {0242}. |
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Amendments:
Xabc158-7A. Revise the first column to
‘Xabc158-7A {1059}, 7B {0242}.’.
Xabc465-7A,D. Revise the first column to ‘Xabc465-7A {282}3, 7B
[{0242}]1, 7D {9926}4.’,
add ‘[Xabc465a-7B {0242}].’ in the
second column and add '(4A).' in the last column.
Xbcd310-7B. Revise the last column to ‘(1A,B).’.
Xcdo534-7A. Revise the last column to
'(1B, 3A, 6A,B,D).'.
Xcdo1395-7A. Revise the last column to
'(4B,D).'.
Xfba363-7A. Add ‘(4B).’ in the last
column.
Xgwm60-7A. Delete (entry moved to
7AS:4AL:7DS).
Xgwm537-7B. Revise the first column to ‘Xgwm537-7B {9929},{0242}.’ and remove the sentence ‘Whether Xgwm537-7B belongs to the 7S arm group
or the 7BS:5BL:5DL arm group is uncertain.’.
Xgwm631-7A. Delete (entry moved to
7L).
Xwg180-7B. Revise the last column to
‘(1A, 4B, 7BL).’.
Add:
Xgwm111-7D {9929,0211}. |
(4A, 7BL). |
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Xgwm255-7B {0250}. |
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Xgwm263-7B {0250}. |
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Xgwm890-7A {0254}. |
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Xgwm913-7A {0254}. |
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Xgwm1002-7D {0250}. |
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Xgwm1065-7A {0254}. |
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Xgwm1173-7B {0250}. |
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Xgwm1184-7B {0250}. |
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Xgwm1220-7D {0250}. |
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It is not known whether Xwmc1220-7A belongs to group 7S or
7AS:4AL:7DS. |
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Xsun16-7B {0256},[{0242}]. |
[XsunM16-7B {0242}]. |
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Xutv621-7B {0269}2. |
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Xwmc17-7A [{0242}]. |
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It is not known whether Xwmc17-7A belongs to group 7S or
7AS:4AL:7DS. |
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Xwmc76-7B [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc076-7B {0242}]. |
(6B). |
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Xwmc83-7A {0153},[{0242}]. |
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Xwmc283-7A {0242}. |
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Xwmc338-7B {0242}. |
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It is not known whether Xwmc338-7B belongs to group 7S or
7BS:5BL:5DL. |
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Xwmc405-7A,D [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc405a-7A {0242}]. |
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Amendments:
Xabg378-7A. Revise the first column to ‘Xabg378-7A {282}3, 4A
[{0242}]1.’ and add ‘[Xabg378b-4A
{0242}].’ in the second column.
Xabg704-7A. Revise the first column to ‘Xabg704-7A {282}3, 4A
{0242}1, 7D {[0242}]1.’
and add ‘[Xabg704c-7D {0242}].’ in
the second column.
Xbcd129-7D. Revise the first column to
‘Xbcd129-7A {0242}, 7D [{1059}] {1057}.’
Xbcd1975-7D. Add '(4A).' in the last
column.
Xcdo665-4A. Add ‘(2A).’ in the last
column.
Xpsr604-7A,4A,7D. Add ‘(3B).’ in the last
column.
Xutv434-4A.2. Revise the last column to
'(4AS, 4AL).'.
Add:
Xabc465-4A [{0242}]. |
(7A,B,D). |
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Xabg75-7A,D [{0242}]. |
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Xbcd135-7A, 4A [{0242}]. |
(2B,D, 5D). |
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Xbcd873-7A,D [{0242}]. |
(5B,D). |
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Xfbb194-4A {0242}. |
(6A). |
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Xgwm60-7A {724,0250}. |
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WMS F60/WMS R60. |
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Xstm271-7A {0242}. |
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It is not known whether Xstm271-7A belongs to group
7AS:4AL:7DS or 7S. |
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Xwmc262-4A {0242}. |
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Xwmc313-4A {0242}. |
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Amendments:
Xcdo414-7B. Add '(4A).' to the last
column.
Xcdo686-7B. Add '(6B).' to the last
column.
Xcdo775-7A,B,D. Add '(5B).' to the last
column.
Xgwm111-7B,D. Revise the first column to 'Xgwm111-7B [{0031}].' and revise the last column to '(4A, 7DS).'.
Xgwm332-7A. Revise the first column to 'Xgwm332-7A.3 [{9929}].', add '[Xgwm332-7A
{9929}].' in the second column and add '(7AS).' to the last column.
XksuA1-7D. Revise the last column to
‘(1B, 2D, 3B, 5B).’.
Xmwg938-7A. Revise the last column to
'(1A,B,D).'.
Xpsr311-7A,B,D. Add ‘(3A).’ to the last
column.
Xutv1110-7A. Revise the first column to
'Xutv1110-7A {9959}2, 7B {0269}2.'.
Xutv1267-7A. Revise the first column to 'Xutv1267-7A {9959}2, 7B
{0269}2.'.
Xwg180-7B. Revise the last column to ‘(1A, 4B, 7BS).’.
Xwg232-7A. Revise the first column to Xwg232-7A [{154}], 7B
[{0242}], add ‘[Xwg232a-7B {0242}]’
in the second column and revise the last column to ‘(1A, 4A,B, 5A,B,D, 6B).’.
Xwg420-7A,D. Revise the first column to
‘Xwg420-7A {282}3, 7B {0242}1, 7D {1059}1.
Add:
Xabg652-7A {0242}. |
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(6A). |
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Xfba349-7A {0242}. |
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(2D). |
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Xgwm332-7A.1 [{0269}]2. |
[Xgwm332a-7A {0269}2]. |
(7AL). |
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Xgwm332-7A.2 [{0269}]2. |
[Xgwm332b-7A {0269}2]. |
(7AL). |
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Xgwm631-7A.{0178,0254}. |
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Xgwm698-7A {0254}. |
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Xgwm748-7A {0254}. |
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Xgwm767-7B {0250}. |
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Xgwm870-7A {0254}. |
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Xgwm871-7B {0250}. |
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Xgwm897-7B {0250}. |
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Xgwm963-7B {0250}. |
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Xgwm1044-7D {0250}. |
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Xgwm1061-7A {0254}. |
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Xgwm1066-7A {0254}. |
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Xgwm1085-7B {0250}. |
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Xgwm1083-7A {0254}. |
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XksuE19-7B {0242}. |
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(1A,B,D, 6D). |
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Xrz508-7A.1 [{0269}]2. |
[Xrz508a-7A {0269}2]. |
(7AL, 7B). |
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Xrz508-7A.2 [{0269}]2. |
[Xrz508b-7A {0269}2]. |
(7AL, 7B). |
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Xutv507-7B {0269}2. |
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Xutv1521-7A {0269}2. |
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Xwmc14-7D [{0242}]. |
[Xwmc014-7D {0242}]. |
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Xwmc116-7A {0242}. |
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Xwmc157-7D {0242}. |
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Xwmc247-7A {0242}. |
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Xwmc346-7A {0242}. |
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Amendments:
Xbcd410-7D. Revise the last column to
‘(2A,B,D).’.
Xbcd707-7D. Revise the first column to
‘Xbcd707-7B {0242}, 7D {1059}.’.
XksuE7-7D. Add ‘(2B).’ in the last
column.
Xmwg539-7D. Add '(1A,B,D).' in the
last column.
Xpsp3045-7D. Add '(2A, 5B).' in the
last column.
Xwg232-7A.1. Revise the last column to
‘(1A, 4A,B, 5A,B,D, 6B, 7B).’.
Xwg232-7A.2. Revise the last column to
‘(1A, 4A,B, 5A,B,D, 6B, 7B).’.
Xwmc47-7A. Add ‘(4B).’ in the last
column.
Xwmc83-7A. Delete (the entry has been
moved to group 7S).
Add:
Xcdo949-7B {0242}. |
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(4D). |
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Xstm337-7B [{0242}]. |
[Xstm337b-7B {0242}]. |
(5A). |
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Xstm764-7A [{0242}]. |
[Xstm764a-7A {0242}]. |
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Xwmc94-7D {0242}. |
[Xwmc094-7D {0242}]. |
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Xwmc121-7D {0242}. |
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Xwmc364-7B {0242}. |
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Xwmc402-7B {0242}. |
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Dormancy (Seed)
Cross
AC Domain/Haryutaka: one major QTL in chromosome 4AL and two lesser possibly
homoeologous QTLS in 4BL and 4DL {0226}.
QEet.ipk-2D
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2DS {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. Lateness was contributed by
W-7984 {0255}. |
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ma: |
Associated with Xfba400-2D and Xcdo1379 {0255}. |
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QEet.ipk-2D coincides with a QTL for
flowering time, QFlt.ipk-2D. Both QTLs are likely to correspond to Ppd-D1 {0255} |
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QEet.ipk-5D {0255}. |
5DL {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population {0255}. Lateness was contributed by W-7984 {0255}. |
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ma: |
Associated
with Xbcd450-5D {0255} . |
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QEet.ipk-5D coincides with a QTL for
flowering time, QFlt.ipk-5D. Both QTLs are likely to correspond to Vrn-D1 {0255}. |
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QFlt.ipk-3A {0255}. |
3AL {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. Lateness was contributed by
W-7984 {0255}. |
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ma: |
Associated
with Xbcd451 {0255} . |
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Frost Resistance
Responses
to cold exposure and their genetics are reviewed in {0020,0274}.
Fr1. ma: Fr1
mapped 2 cM proximal to Xwg644-5A and
Vrn-A1 {0291} and was flanked by
deletion points 0.67 and 0.68 {0292}.
Fr2 {0291}. 5DL {0291}. s: CS*7/Cheyenne 5D {0291}. ma: Fr2 mapped 10 cM proximal to Vrn-D1 {0291}.
QWin.ipk-6A
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6AS {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. Winter hardiness was
contributed by W-7984 {0255}. |
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ma: |
Associated with Xfba85 and Xpsr10(Gli-2)
{0255}. |
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1. Red (brown/bronze)
Rg2.
QRg.ipk-1D {0255}. |
1DS {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. The glume colour was
contributed by W-7984 {0255}. |
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ma: |
Associated with Gli-D1 {0255}. |
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This QTL coincides with a
QTL for awn colour, QRaw.ipk-1D
{0255}. |
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7. Awn colour
QRaw.ipk-1A {0255}. |
1AS {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. The awn colour was
contributed by W-7984 {0255}. |
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ma: |
Associated with Gli-A1 {0255}. |
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QRaw.ipk-1D {0255}. |
1DS {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. The awn colour was
contributed by W-7984 {0255}. |
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ma: |
Associated with Gli-D1 {0255}. |
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Grain Hardness / Endosperm Texture
Add at
end of section:
QTL : |
Ten QTLs for kernel hardness
(54 % of the variation) were mapped in a cross 'Forno'/ 'Oberkulmer' spelt
{0280}. |
Grain Quality Parameters
1. Sedimentation
value
QTL : |
QTL associated with Glu-1on chromosome arms 1AL and 1DL and Gli-1/Glu-3 on 1BS were detected in RSLs from the cross Cheyenne
(high quality) x CS (low quality) {0251}.
Cultivar Cheyenne contributed the higher SDS sedimentation values
{0251}. The QTL on 1AL coincided with
a QTL for bread loaf volume {0251}.
The QTL on 1DL and 1BS coincided with QTL for bread mixing time
{0251}. |
4. Milling
yield
QTL : |
A QTL associated with Pinb on chromosome arm 5DS was detected in RILs from the cross
NY6432-18 x Clark’s Cream {0241}.
Cultivar Clark’s Cream contributed the higher flour yield allele
{0241}. This QTL coincided with QTL
for hardness, hydration traits (dough water absorption, damaged starch and
alkaline water retention capacity (AWRC), and baked product traits (cookie
diameter and cookie top grain) {0241}. |
5. Alveograph dough strength W
Add at
the end of section:
QTL : |
Ten
QTLs for W (39 % of the variation), nine QTLs for P (48% of the variation)
and seven QTLs for P:L (38% of the variation) were mapped in
'Forno'/'Oberkulmer' spelt {0280}. |
6. Mixograph peak time (new category)
QTL : |
A QTL associated with Glu-Dy1 on chromosome arm 1DL was detected in RILs from the cross
NY6432-18 x Clark’s Cream {0241}.
Cultivar Clark’s Cream contributed the higher mixograph peak time
allele {0241}. This QTL coincided
with a QTL for bread mixing time {0241}.
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Height
Reduced Height
Rht-B1. Add at end of section: The
line XN004, earlier considered to have Rht21
{0230}, was shown to carry an allele at the Rht-B1
locus {0231}.
Rht-D1. Add at end of section: The
line XN004, earlier considered to have Rht21
{0230}, was shown to carry an allele at the Rht-D1
locus {0231}.
Various common wheat and durum NIL pairs differing
at the Rht-A1 or Rht-D1 loci are listed in {02102}.
Rht8a. Integrate alphabetically in the v: section:
Hope {0243}; Marquis {0243};
Michigan Amber {0243}.
Rht8b. Integrate
alphabetically in the v: section:
Arthur {0243}; Carsten V
{0243}; Diakovchanka {0243}; Odom {0243}; Oasis {0243}; Purdue Abe {0243};
Salzmünder Bartweizen 14/44 {0243}; Tp114/65 {0243}; Wiskonsin 245 C/11226
{0243};
Rht8c Integrate alphabetically in
the v: section:
Al'batros odesskii {0243};
Arthur 71 {0243}; Donskaya polukarlikovaya {0243}; Erythrospermum 127 {0243};
Erythrospermum 1072 {0243}; Erythrospermum 272-87 {0243}; Erythrospermum 949-38
{0243}; Fakir {0243}; Fedorovka {0243}; Kaloyan {0243}; Khar'kovskaya 50
{0243}; Khar'kovskaya 93 {0243}; Khersonskaya 86 {0243}; Mv 03-89 {0243}; Mv
06-88 {0243}; Mv 17{0243}; Obrii {0243}; Odesskaya 51 {0243}; Odesskaya 117
{0243}; Odesskaya 132 {0243}; Odesskaya krasnokolosaya {0243}; Odesskaya
polukarlikovaya {0243}; Roazon {0243}; Simvol odesskii {0243}; Sivka {0243};
Strumok {0243; Tira {0243}; Ukrainka odesskaya {0243}; Vympel {0243};
Yubileinaya 75 {0243}; Zolotava {0243}.
At the end of the list {1999 Suppl.} add: ‘Although
CS carries a 192 bp fragment, sequencing showed it was a different allele than
other genotypes with Rht8c {02103}.’.
Rht8h. Associated with a 206-bp fragment of WMS 261
[{0243}]. v: Weihenstephan M1
{0243}.
Rht21 {0230}. |
2DL {0230}.
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v: |
XN004
{0230}. |
The existence of this gene could not be confirmed
{0231}. |
QHt.ipk-4A {0255}. |
4AL {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. The height is contributed by
Opata {0255}. |
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ma: |
Associated with Xmwg549, Xabg390 and Xbcd1670 {0255}. |
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QHt.ipk-4A coincides with QTLs for
ear length (QEl.ipk-4A), grain number (QGnu.ipk-4A) and grain weight per ear (QGwe.ipk-4A) {0255}. |
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QHt.ipk-6A {0255}. |
6A {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. The height is contributed by
W-7984 {0255}. |
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ma: |
Associated with Xcdo29 and Xfba234 {0255}. |
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QHt.ipk-6A coincides with QTLs for peduncle length (QPdl.ipk-6A) and ear length (QEl.ipk-6A)
{0255} |
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QLer.ipk-2A {0255}. |
2AS {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. The erect leave phenotype was
contributed by Opata {0255}. |
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ma: |
Associated with Xbcd348 {0255}. |
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Note:
Mutants lacking ligules are known to have erect leaves. However, the QTL for leaf erectness reported
here is not related to liguleless mutants {0255}.
Male Sterility
ms1d {0290}. |
|
v: |
Mutant FS2 {0290}. |
ms1e {0290}. |
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v: |
Mutant FS3 {0290}. |
ms1f {0290}. |
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v: |
Mutant FS24 {0290}. |
ms3. |
ma: |
Xwg341-5A – 0.8cM – ms3……..cent {0289}. Xcdo-677-5A
and Xbcd1130-5A also cosegregated
with Xwg341-5A but were located in
a different region in the physical map {0289}. |
ms4 {0293}. |
4DS {0293}.
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v: |
Konzak’s male sterile. |
|
Dominant allele for sterility, distinguished from ms2 on the basis of different degrees
of recombination with the 4D centromere. |
ms5 {0290}. |
3A {0290}.
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v: |
Mutant FS20 {0290}. |
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Meiotic Characters
2. Pairing homoeologous
Ph1.
On a new line following the ph1c entry add: ‘Several ph1
mutants are described in {0219}.’.
ma: Add: PCR-based assays for presence and absence of
Ph1 have been described
{0214,0217,9965}. The Ph1 factor(s)
was restricted to a region flanked by Xrgc846-5B
and Xpsr150-5B {0219}.
Add at
the end of descriptive paragraph and before allele descriptions:
‘Deletion mapping divided the Nor-B1 in a proximal subregion Nor-B1p (short repeat) and a distal
subregion Nor-B1d (long repeat)
{0275}’.
Proteins
1. Grain protein content
QTL: Nine QTLs
(51 % of the variation) were mapped in cross 'Forno'/ 'Oberkulmer' spelt
{0280}.
QGpc.ndsu-6Bb.
Add at the
end of the ma: section: {0244}
reports the location of this QTL in the 4 cM interval flanked by Xmwg79-6B and Xcdo365-6B.
QTL: |
A QTL for grain and flour protein content,
contributed by CS, was associated with XTri-1D/Centromere in a RSL population from the cross
Cheyenne (high quality wheat) x CS (low quality wheat) {0251}. |
3. Endosperm Storage Proteins
3.1 Glutenins
Glu-A1
Add:
Glu-A1u [{02106}]. |
2*B {02106}. |
v : |
Bánkúti 1201. |
At
the end of the Glu-A1 section, just
before the entry for the Glu-B1
locus, add the paragraph:
‘The
allele designated Glu-A1u above and Glu-A1-1u in the appropriate list below
encodes a high molecular weight glutenin subunit (denominated 2*B) that is identical to
subunit 2* apart from one amino acid difference involving the exchange of
serine for cysteine (which itself is due to a C to G point mutation at the 1181
bp point of the coding region of 2*). The authors of {02106} suggest that the
additional cysteine residue facilitates the formation of further disulphide
bonds (cf. the 1Dx5 subunit) which might lead to an improvement in gluten
quality characters.’
Glu-D1
Add:
Glu-D1al [{02107}]. |
2.2* {02107}. |
v : |
MG315. |
At
the end of the Glu-D1 section, just
before the entry for the Glu-1-1 and Glu-1-2, add the paragraphs:
‘The
subunit 2.2* encoded by Glu-D1al
above and Glu-D1-1m in the
appropriate list below has an unusually high Mr; comparison of its
N-terminal sequence and amino acid composition with those of subunit 2 (encoded
by Glu-D1-1a) indicates that its
greater Mr could be due to the presence of a larger central
repetitive domain, although further evidence suggests that this does not affect
the conformational properties of the subunit {02107}.
The
alleles designated Glu-D1w (encoding
‘subunits’ 2 (or 2t denoting its origin in the T. tauschii genome) +T1+T2), Glu-D1ae
(encoding 2.1 (or 2.1t)+T1+T2), Glu-D1af
(encoding 3 (or 3t)+T1+T2) and Glu-D1ag
(encoding 1.5 (or 1.5t)+T1+T2) share the component T1 that was
originally classified as a HMW glutenin. However, it has since been shown
{02108} that this protein is soluble in aqueous ethanol, casting doubt upon
this classification. More recently, it has been shown {02109}, from one and two
dimensional gel electrophoresis based upon SDS-PAGE and A-PAGE, and from
N-terminal sequencing, that this protein is an ω-gliadin of unusually low
electrophoretic mobility in SDS-PAGE, encoded by a locus located on the short
arm of chromosome 1D, though distant (13.18 cM) from the principal gliadin
encoding locus on 1D, Gli-D1, and
40.20 cM from the high molecular weight encoding locus, Glu-D1. The authors named the locus Gli-DT1 (see below, section ‘3.2 Gliadins’).’
Add:
Glu-A1-1u
[{02106}]. |
2*B {02106}. |
v : |
Bánkúti 1201. |
Add:
Glu-D1-1m [{02107}]. |
2.2* {02107}. |
v : |
MG315. |
Just before the entry for Glu-E3,
add the following phrase to the previous paragraph (which, following the
amendments made in the 2000 Supplement, reads: ‘In {00111}, in a study of bread and durum wheats from Portugal, the authors
used the nomenclature system described in {00113} for the LMW subunits in bread
wheat, and that described in {00114} for the LMW subunits in durum wheat.’):
‘The latter system, updated according to {02110}, is reproduced here:
Follow this with the following new entries:
Glu-B2a {00114}. |
12 {00114}. |
v: |
Mexicali, T.
durum. |
Glu-B2b {00114}. |
Null {00114}. |
v: |
Langdon, T. durum. |
Add at the end of the sentence 'The Glu-3 loci are defined as the cluster of
LMW glutenin genes previously considered a component of the compound Gli-1 loci.'
'More than 30 LMW glutenin complete genes, partial
genes or pseudogenes have been sequenced from Triticum species (reviewed in {0245}).
Glu-A3
Add:
Glu-A3a {00114}. |
6 {00114}. |
v: |
Mexicali, T.
durum. |
Glu-A3b {00114}. |
5 {00114}. |
v: |
Langdon, T.
durum. |
Glu-A3c {00114}. |
6+10 {00114}. |
v: |
Cocorit, T.
durum. |
Glu-A3d {00114}. |
6+11 {00114}. |
v: |
Alaga, T.
durum. |
Glu-A3e {00114}. |
11 {00114}. |
v: |
Blatfort, T.
durum. |
Glu-A3f {00114}. |
6+11+20 {00114}. |
v: |
Clarofino, T. durum. |
Glu-A3g {00114}. |
6+10+20 {00114}. |
v: |
Claro de Balazote, T. durum. |
Glu-A3h {00114}. |
null {00114}. |
v: |
Jiloca, T.
durum. |
Glu-A3i {02110}. |
8*+11 {02110}. |
v: |
Mourisco Fino, T. durum. |
Glu-B3
Add:
Glu-B3a {00114}. |
2+4+15+19 {00114}. |
v: |
Mexicali, T.
durum. |
Glu-B3b {00114}. |
8+9+13+16 {00114}. |
v: |
Langdon, T.
durum. |
Glu-B3c {00114}. |
2+4+14+15+19 {00114}. |
v: |
Jiloca, T.
durum. |
Glu-B3d {00114}. |
2+4+15+17+19 {00114}. |
v: |
Mundial, T.
durum. |
Glu-B3e {00114}. |
2+4+15+16+18 {00114}. |
v: |
Granja Badajoz, T. durum. |
Glu-B3f {00114}. |
2+4+15+17 {00114}. |
v: |
Ardente, T.
durum. |
Glu-B3g {00114}. |
2+4+15+16 {00114}. |
v: |
Claro de Balazote, T. durum. |
Glu-B3h {00114}. |
1+3+14+18 {00114}. |
v: |
Alaga, T.
durum. |
Glu-B3i {00114}. |
7+8+14+18 {00114}. |
v: |
Blatfort, T.
durum. |
Glu-B3j {02110}. |
4+6*+15+19 {02110}. |
v: |
Mourisco Fino, T. durum. |
Glu-B3k {02110}. |
8+9+13+16+19 {02110}. |
v: |
Faísca, T.
durum. |
At
end of the Glutenins section, just before the heading ‘3.2 Gliadins’, add the
paragraph:
‘The
following loci, Glu-D4 and Glu-D5, encoding low molecular weight
subunits of glutenin (30-32 kDa) have been described in {02111}; the proteins
encoded by them were first observed earlier {02114, 02115}, and the former was
later tentatively assigned the symbol Glu-4
{02116}, before its chromosomal location was established and the locus
definitively named as Glu-D4 in
{02111}. While this locus is located on
chromosome 1D (in accordance with the position on the group 1 chromosomes of
the remaining glutenin encoding loci found to date), the locus Glu-D5 is located on chromosome 7D. In SDS-PAGE, the proteins from both loci are
detected only in the presence of 4-vinylpyridine added to the sample
extract. Their amino acid composition
does not match that of the major prolamin groups; nonetheless, they classify as glutenins based upon solubility,
immunological behaviour and N-terminal amino acid sequence (the latter
suggesting an evolutionary link with the major (B and C) low molecular weight
glutenin subunits).'
Then add the following entries:
Glu-D4 {02111}. |
1D {02111}. |
su: |
CS/Langdon
1D(1A); CS/Langdon 1D(1B) {02111}. |
|
|
Glu-D4a {02111}. |
|
v: |
J
24. |
|
Glu-D4b {02111}. |
|
v: |
PBW
154. |
|
Glu-D4c {02111}. |
null allele. |
v: |
NI
4. |
Glu-D5 {02111}. |
7D {02111}. |
su: |
CS/Langdon
7D(7A); CS/Langdon 7D(7B) {02111}. |
|
|
Glu-D5a {02111}. |
|
v: |
PBW
154. |
|
Glu-D5b {02111}. |
null allele |
v: |
K
68. |
Continue with the following paragraph:
‘A
collection of 173 Triticum tauschii
accessions have been analysed for low molecular weight glutenin subunits by
SDS-PAGE {02112}. 33 different patterns for B-subunits and 43 for C-subunits
were identified, some of which were of identical electrophoretic mobility to
those observed in bread wheat. Also observed were subunits with the same
mobilities as the D-subunits and as the subunits encoded by the Glu-D4 and Glu-D5 loci. This variation represents a source of novel germplasm
of potential value for breeding programmes aimed at improving the D-genome of
bread wheat in the context of bread-making quality.’
3.2.
Gliadins
Add at the end of the section, just before the heading ‘3.3 Other
endosperm storage proteins’, add the paragraph:
'A locus designated Gli-DT1
controlling an ω-gliadin of T.
tauschii has been mapped on the short arm of chromosome 1D between loci Gli-D1 (strictly Gli-Dt1) and Glu-D1
(strictly Glu-Dt1), 13.18
cM proximal to the former and 40.20 cM from the latter {02109}. The only
ω-gliadin to date identified as being encoded by this locus, namely T1, is
of unusually low electrophoretic mobility in SDS-PAGE gels and was formally
thought to be a high molecular weight glutenin encoded by the Glu-Dt1 locus of T. tauschii (see note following the Glu-D1 list in section ‘3.1 Glutenins’).
The authors speculate that, due to their similar relative map positions, the
loci Gli-A4, Gli-D4, Gli-R3, Gli-Sl4 and this locus, Gli-DT1, form a series of ‘Gli-4’ orthologous loci. However, this
should be interpreted in the light of the above discussion on Gli-A3 and Gli-A4.’
Then add the entry:
Gli-DT1 {02109}. |
1DS {02109}. |
dv: |
AUS18913
T. tauschii; L/18913 (synthetic
6X). |
|
|
Gli-DT1a [{02109}]. |
T1. |
dv: |
AUS18913
T. tauschii; L/18913 (synthetic
6X). |
Follow this entry with the following paragraph:
‘Four
new classes of low molecular weight proteins related to gliadins, though not
sufficiently similar to be classified as such, have been reported in {02113}.
One of the classes has no close association to previously described wheat
endosperm proteins.’
5. Other proteins
5.6 Waxy proteins
At end of preamble add: 'Partial genomic clones of
various diploid, tetraploid, and hexaploid wheats have been sequenced
{0278,0279}.'
Wx-d1e {0234}. v: Tanikei A6599-4 {0234}. Relative to Kanto 107, Tanikei A6599-4
carries an alanine to threonine substitution at position 258 in the mature
protein {0234}.
5.8. Puroindolines
Revised section:
Puroindolines a and b are the major components of friabilin, a protein complex
that is associated with grain texture (see 'Grain Hardness'). Hard wheats
result from unique changes in the puroindoline amino acid sequence or,
currently, four null forms {0295} of the completely
linked genes (max. map distance 4.3 cM) {452}.
Pina-Am1 {0083} 5AmS
{0083}. dv: T.
monococcum DV92, G3116 {0083}
In T. momococcum Pina-Am1 is completely linked to Gsp-Am1 {0083}.
Pina-D1 5DS {452}. v:
CS
Pina-D1a {452}.
v:
Aurelio Pinb-D1a {0249}; Bellevue
{0249}; Bezostaja Pinb-D1b {0249};
Bilancia Pinb-D1a {0249}; Bolero Pinb-D1a {0249}; Brasilia Pinb-D1b {0249}; Centauro Pinb-D1a {0249}; Cerere Pinb-D1b {0249}; Chinese Spring Pinb-D1a {452,0249}; Colfiorito Pinb-D1b {0249}; Cologna 21 Pinb-D1b {0249}; Courtot {0249}; David Pinb-D1b {0249}; Democrat Pinb-D1b {0249}; Etruria Pinb-D1b {0249}; Fortuna {0249}; Francia
Pinb-D1b {0249}; Galaxie 0249}; Gemini Pinb-D1b {0249}; Genio Pinb-D1b
{0249}; Gladio Pinb-D1b {0249}; Heron
{1035}; Lampo Pinb-D1a {0249}; Leone Pinb-D1a {0249}; Leopardo Pinb-D1a {0249}; Libero Pinb-D1a {0249}; Livio Pinb-D1a {0249}; Marberg Pinb-D1b {0249}; Mentana Pinb-D1a {0249}; Mieti Pinb-D1b {0249}; Mosè Pinb-D1a {0249}; Neviana Pinb-D1a {0249}; Newana Pinb-D1b {0249}; Oscar Pinb-D1a {0249}; Pandas Pinb-D1b {0249}; Pascal Pinb-D1b {0249}; Sagittario Pinb-D1b {0249}; Salgemma Pinb-D1b {0249}; Saliente Pinb-D1b {0249}; Salmone Pinb-D1b {0249}; Serena Pinb-D1a {0249}; Serio Pinb-D1b {0249}; Soissons {0249}; Veda Pinb-D1b {0249}; Zena Pinb-D1b {0249}.'
Pina-D1a is present in all soft hexaploid wheats
and possibly all hard hexaploid wheats
carrying a
hardness mutation in puroindoline b {452,1035,0082, 0204}.
Pina-D1b {1035}. Null
allele
v:
Amidon Pinb-D1a {0249}; Barra Pinb-D1a {0249}; Butte 86 {1035}; Ciano Pinb-D1a
{0249}; Dorico Pinb-D1a {0249};
Eridano {0249}; Falcon {1035}; Fortuna (USA) Pinb-D1a
{0249}; Glenman Pinb-D1a {0249};
Golia Pinb-D1a {0249}; Guadalupe Pinb-D1a {0249}; Inia 66 Pinb-D1a {0249}; Jecora Pinb-D1a {0249}; Indice Pinb-D1a {0249}; Kalyansona {0249};
Manital Pinb-D1a {0249}; Mendos Pinb-D1a {0249}; Padus Pinb-D1a {0249}; Prinqual Pinb-D1a {0249}; Sibilia Pinb-D1a {0249}; Super X {0249}; Yecora
Rojo {0204}.
i: Gamenya sel. {0298,0203}; Heron/7*Falcon sel.{0298,0203}.
Present only in
some hard hexaploid wheats. Pina-D1b is associated with harder
texture than Pinb-D1b {0177,0206}.
Pinb-Am1 {0083}.m 5AmS
{0083}. dv: T.
monococcum DV92, G3116 {0083}.
In T. momococccum Pinb-Am1 is 0.1 cM proximal to Pina-Am1 and both loci are less than 36 kb apart.
Pinb-D1 5DS {452} v:
CS.
Pinb-D1a {452}.
v:
Amidon Pina-D1b {0249}; Aurelio Pina-D1a {0249}; Barra Pina-D1b {0249}; Bilancia Pina-D1a {0249}; Bolero Pina-D1a {0249}; Centauro Pina-D1a {0249}; Chinese Spring Pina-D1a {452,0249}; Ciano Pina-D1b {0249}; Dorico Pina-D1b {0249}; Fortuna (USA) Pina-D1b {0249}; Glenman Pina-D1b {0249}; Golia Pina-D1b {0249}; Guadalupe Pina-D1b {0249}; Hill 81 {452}; Inia 66 Pina-D1b
{0249}; Jecora Pina-D1b {0249};
Idice Pina-D1b {0249}; Lampo Pina-D1a {0249}; Leone Pina-D1a {0249}; Leopardo Pina-D1a {0249}; Libero Pina-D1a {0249}; Livio Pina-D1a {0249}; Manital Pina-D1b {0249}; Mendos Pina-D1b {0249}; Mentana Pina-D1a {0249};Mosè Pina-D1a {0249}; Neviano Pina-D1a {0249}; Oscar Pina-D1a {0249}; Padus Pina-D1b {0249}; Prinqual Pina-D1b {0249}; Serena Pina-D1a {0249}; Sibilia Pina-D1b {0249}.
Pinb-D1a is present in all soft hexaploid wheats
and possibly all hard hexaploid wheats
carrying the Pina-D1b mutation {452,1035,0082,0204}.
Pinb-D1b {452}. 5DS
{452}.
i:
Paha*2//Early Blackhull/5*Paha {02111,0203}; Early Blackhull der./5*Nugaines
sel. {0298,0203}.
s: CS*7/Cheyenne 5D
{452}.
v: Bezostaya Pina-D1a {0249}; Brasilia Pina-D1a
{0249}; Cerere Pina-D1a {0249};
Colfiorito Pina-D1a {0249}; Cologna 21
Pina-D1a {0249}; David Pina-D1a {0249}; Democrat Pina-D1a {0249}; Etruria Pina-D1a {0249}; Francia Pina-D1a {0249}; Gemini Pina-D1a {0249}; Genio Pina-D1a {0249}; Gladio Pina-D1a {0249}; Marberg Pina-D1a {0249}; Mieti Pina-D1a {0249}; Newana Pina-D1a {0249}; Pandas Pina-D1a {0249}; Pascal Pina-D1a {0249}; Sagittario Pina-D1a {0249}; Salgemma Pina-D1a {0249}; Saliente Pina-D1a {0249}; Salmone Pina-D1a {0249}; Serio Pina-D1a {0249}; Thatcher {0204}; Veda Pina-D1a {0249}; Wanser {452}; Zena Pina-D1a {0249}; hard component of
Turkey {0204}.
Pinb-D1b is a "loss-of-function"
mutation resulting from the replacement of a glycine by a serine at position 46
{452}.
Pinb-D1c {0082} v: Avle {0082}; Reno {0082}; Tjalve
{0082}; Bjorke {0082}; Portal {0082}.
Pinb-D1c is a
"loss-of-function" mutation resulting from the replacement of
a leucine by a proline at position 60 {0082}.
Pinb-D1d {0082}. v: Bercy {0082}; Mjolner {0082}.
Pinb-D1d is a
"loss-of-function" mutation resulting from the replacement of
a tryptophan by a arginine at position 44 {0082}.
Pinb-D1e {0204}. v: Gehun {0204}; Canadian Red {0204};
Chiefkan
{0204}.
Pinb-D1e is a
"loss-of-function" mutation resulting from the replacement of
a tryptophan by a stop codon at position 39 {0204}.
Pinb-D1f {0204}. v: the hard component of Utac {0204}.
Pinb-D1f is a
"loss-of-function" mutation resulting from the replacement of
a tryptophan by a stop codon at position 44 {0204}.
Pinb-D1g {0204}. v: Andrews {0204}.
Pinb-D1g is a
"loss-of-function" mutation resulting from the replacement of
a cysteine by a stop codon at position 56 {0204}.
Pinb-D1b, Pinb-D1c, Pinb-D1d,
Pinb-D1e, Pinb-D1f, or Pinb-D1g are present in hard hexaploid wheats not carrying the Pina-D1b (null) mutation {452,1035,0082,0204}.
Wheats with Pinb-D1b were slightly softer and a
little superior to those with Pina-D1b
in milling and bread-making characteristics although there was considerable
overlap {0206}. Transgenic rice with the Pina-D1a
and Pinb-D1a alleles possessed softer
grain {0207}.
Genotypes for a selection of North American wheats
are given in {0204}.
5.9. Histone H1 Proteins
HstH1-A1 {0215}. |
|
5AL
{0215}. |
v: |
CS
{0215}. |
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|
|
|
|
|
|||||
HstH1-B1 {0215}. |
|
5BL
{0215}. |
v: |
CS
{0215}. |
|||||
|
|
|
|
|
|||||
HstH1-D1 {0215}. |
|
5DL
{0215}. |
v: |
CS
{0215}. |
|||||
|
HstH1-D1a {0215}. |
|
v: |
CS
{0215}; 18 others {0215}. |
|||||
|
HstH1-D1b {0215}. |
|
v: |
Grekum
114 {0215}; Kirgizsky Karlik {0215}. |
|||||
|
|
|
|
|
|||||
HstH1-A2 {0215}. |
|
5AL
{0215}. |
v: |
CS
{0215}. |
|||||
|
HstH1-A2a {0215}. |
|
v: |
CS
{0215}. |
|||||
|
HstH1-A2b {0215}.
|
Null
allele {0215}. |
v: |
Mara
{0215}; 10 others {0215}. |
|||||
|
|
|
|
|
|||||
HstH1-B2 {0215}. |
|
5BL
{0215}. |
v: |
CS
{0215}. |
|||||
|
HstH1-B2a {0215}. |
|
v: |
CS
{0215}; 19 others {0215}. |
|||||
|
HstH1-B2b {0215}. |
|
v: |
Excelsior
{0215}. |
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|
|
|
|
|
|||||
HstH1-D2 {0215}. |
|
5DL
{0215}. |
v: |
CS
{0215]. |
|||||
The
relationship of this gene series with a Hst-A1,
Hst-B1, Hst-D1 series in group 5 chromosomes {0216} based on DNA
hybridization studies was not established.
Response to Tissue Culture
Add at the end of the
section:
QGpp.kvl-2A {0253}. |
2AL {0253}. |
v: |
||
|
ma: |
Associated with Xpsp3045-2A {0253}. |
||
QGpp.kvl-2B.1 {0253}. |
2BL {0253}. |
v: |
Ciano/Walter DH mapping population {0253}. The green plant percentage was contributed
by Ciano {0253}. |
|
|
ma: |
Associated with Xgwm388-2B {0253}. |
||
QGpp.kvl-2B.2 {0253}. |
2BL {0253}. |
v: |
Ciano/Walter DH mapping population {0253}. The green plant percentage was contributed
by Ciano {0253}. |
|
|
ma: |
Associated with AFLP
markers {0253}. |
||
QGpp.kvl-2A {0253}. |
2AL {0253}. |
v: |
Ciano/Walter DH mapping population {0253}. The green plant percentage was contributed
by Ciano {0253}. |
|
|
ma: |
Associated with Xpsp3045-2A {0253}. |
||
Response
to Vernalization
Vrn-B1. Vrn2.
5BL or 7BL. Add to reference {635}, i.e. {635,0282}.
In the final paragraph
include reference 0202 with the first reference, i.e. {1173,0202}.
QTL : |
A QTL for yellow berry tolerance, contributed by
RS111, was associated with Xgwm190
and Xgwm174 on chromosome 5D in a
RIL population from RS111/CS {0237}.
A tolerance QTL contributed by CS, the susceptible parent, was
detected on 6B {0237}. |
QTgw.ipk-5A {0255}. |
5AL {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. The higher yielding allele is
contributed by W-7984 {0255}. |
|
||
|
ma: |
Associated
with Xfba351 and Xcdo1312 {0255}. |
|
|||
QTL : |
QTLs for grain size were identified on chromosome
arms 1DS, 2DL and 6BL in a RIL population from RS111/CS {0236}. |
|||||
QTL |
Eight QTLs for 1,000-kernel weight (54 % of the
variation) were mapped in 'Forno'/ 'Oberkulmer' spelt {0280}. |
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QGnu.ipk-4A {0255}. |
4AL {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. Higher kernel number was
contributed by Opata {0255}. |
|
|
ma: |
Associated with Xmwg549, Xabg390 and Xbcd1670
{0255}. |
||
QGnu.ipk-4A coincides with QTL for
height (QHt.ipk-4A), spike length (XEl.ipk-4A) and grain weight per ear (QGwe.ipk-4A) {0255}. |
||||
QEl.ipk-1B {0255}. |
1BL {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. Longer ear was contributed by
Opata {0255}. |
|
|
ma: |
Associated
with Xbcd388 and Xwg605 {0255} . |
||
QEl.ipk-4A {0255}. |
4AL {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. Longer ear was contributed by
Opata {0255}. |
|
|
ma: |
Associated
with Xmwg549, Xabg390 and Xbcd1670 {0255}. |
||
This QTL is likely to be a pleiotropic effect of
the gene underlying the height QTL, QHt.ipk-4A
{0255}. |
||||
QEl.ipk-5A {0255}. |
5AL {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. Longer ear was contributed by
W-7984 {0255}. |
|
|
ma: |
Associated
with Xmwg522 {0255}. |
||
Grain
weight/ear
QGwe.ipk-2D {0255}. |
2DS {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. Higher grain weight was
contributed by Opata {0255}. |
|
|
ma: |
Associated with Xcdo1379 and Xbcd1970 {0255} . |
||
QGwe.ipk-4A {0255}. |
4AL {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. Higher grain weight was
contributed by Opata {0255}. |
|
|
ma: |
Associated with Xmwg549, Xabg390 and Xbcd1670
{0255}. |
||
QGwe.ipk-4A coincides with QTL for
height (QHt.ipk-4A), spike length (XEl.ipk-4A) and grain number (QGnu.ipk-4A) {0255}. |
||||
Reaction to Barley Yellow
Dwarf Virus
Bdv2. |
|
tr: |
TC14 {059,0201}. |
|
|
|
v: |
TC14*2/Hartog
{0225}; TC14/2*Spear {0201}; TC14/2*Tatiara {0225}. |
|
|
ma: |
Complete
association with Xpsr129-7D, Xpsr548-7D, XksuD2-7D, XcslH81-7D, and
Xgwm37-7D selected as a diagnostic
marker {0225}.
|
||
Reaction to Diuaphis noxia
Dn1. |
7DS {0211}. |
i: |
Betta-Dn1 {0211}; Karee-Dn1 {0211}; Tugela-Dn1
{0211}. |
|
|
ma: |
Xgwm111-7D210 - 3.20 ± 0.20 cM - Dn1 (0211}. |
||
Dn2. |
7DS {0211}. |
i: |
Betta-Dn2 (0211};
Karee-Dn2 {0211}; Tugela-Dn2 {0211}. |
|
|
ma: |
Xgwm111-7D200 – 3.05 ± 0.18 cM - Dn2 {0211}. |
||
Dn4. |
|
v: |
Halt
{0209}. |
Dn5. |
7DS {0211}. |
i: |
Betta-Dn1 {0211}. |
|
|
ma: |
Xgwm111-7D220 - <3.20 cM – Dn5 {0211}. |
||
Dn8 {0211}. |
7DS {0211}. |
i: |
Karee-Dn8. |
|
|
|
v: |
PI
294994 Dn5Dn9 {0211}. |
|
|
ma: |
Xgwm635-7D100 - <3.20 cM – Dn8 {0211}. |
||
Dn9 {0211}. |
1DL {0211}. |
i: |
Betta-Dn9. |
|
|
|
v: |
PI
294994 Dn5Dn8 {0211}. |
|
|
ma: |
Xgwm642-7D180 - <3.20 cM -
Dn9 {0211}. |
||
Dnx {0211}. |
7DS {0211}. |
v: |
PI 220127 {0211}. |
|
|
ma: |
Xgwm111-7D210 – 1.52 + 0.15 cM – Dnx {0211]. |
||
Dnx was considered to be
located at a locus different from Dn1,
Dn2 or Dn5 {0211}, which were likely to be identical or allelic. |
||||
Pm4b. |
ma: |
Pm4b - 4.8cM - Xgbx3119b {0272}. |
Pm5a {0257}. |
Pm5{787}. |
v: |
Add:
'Galaxie {0257}; Kutulukskaya {0257}; Lambros {0257}; Navid {0257};
Pagode {0257}; Regina {0257}; Sicco (0257}; Tarasque {0257}; Zolotistaya
{0257}.' |
|
Pm5b {0257}. |
Mli {540,558}. |
v: |
Add:
Cucurova {0257}; Fruhprobst {0257}; Kirkpinar-79 {0257}; Kontrast
{0257}; Ilona {0257}; Nadadores {0257}; Siete Cerros {0257}; Una {0257};
Wettiness {0257}; |
|
Pm5c {0257}. |
7B {0257}. |
v: |
T.
sphaerococcum cv. Kolandi {0257}. |
|
Pm5d {0257}. |
7B {0257}. |
i: |
IGV 1-455 = CI 10904/7*Prins {0257}; CI
10904/7*Starke {0257}. |
|
Pm5e {0258}. |
mlfz {0259}. |
v: |
Fuzhuang 30 {0258}. |
|
|
ma: |
Xgwm1267-7B - 6.6cM – Pm5e – 12.6cM - Xubc405628 {0258}. |
||
Pm8. |
ma: |
A STS marker distinguishes Pm17 from Pm8 {0286}. |
Pm17. |
1BL.1RS.
|
|
|
|
|
ma: |
A STS marker distinguishes Pm17 from Pm8 {0286}. |
||
Pm30. |
ma: |
Pm30 – 5.6 cM – Xgwm159-5B {0163}. |
Mlxbd {0259}. |
7B {0259}. |
v: |
Xiaobaidong
{0258}. |
Add
to genotype list: ‘{02104} (Hungarian
wheats).’.
QTL: |
Several QTLs were detected in two RE714/Hardi
populations when tested at two growth stages and with different cultures over
three years. The most persistent band
effective QTL was located in the vicinity of Xgwm174-5D {0272}. Three
QTLs, QPm.vt-1B, QPm.vt-2A and QPm.vt-2B, with additive gene action,
accounted for 50% of the variation in a population developed from
Becker/Massey {0284}. |
QPm.ipk-2B {0255}. |
2BS {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. Resistance was contributed by
Opata {0255}. |
|
|
ma: |
Associated with Xcdo405 and Xmwg950 {0255} . |
||
QPm.ipk-4B {0255}. |
4B {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. Resistance was contributed by
W-7984 {0255}. |
|
|
ma: |
Associated with Xcdo795 and Xbcd1262 {0255}. |
||
QPm.ipk-7D {0255}. |
7DS {0255}. |
v: |
Opata/W-7984 (ITMI) RI mapping population
{0255}. Resistance was contributed by
Opata {0255}. |
|
|
ma: |
Associated with Xwg834 and Xbcd1872 {0255} . |
||
Reaction to Fusarium graminearum
QFhs.ndsu-3B
{9925,0175}. |
3BS {9925}. |
v: |
Sumai
3 {9925,0175}. |
||
|
ma: |
Associated with Xbcd907-3B.2 (LOD>3)
{9925} and microsatellite markers Xgwm533
and Xgwm493 {0175}.
This QTL explained 41.6 % of the variation in the cross Sumai3/Stoa
{0175}. |
|||
QTL : |
Two additional QTL for resistance to Fusarium graminearum were identified
in the cross Sumai3/Stoa {0175}. The
QTL on 4BS was associated with Xwg909
and the QTL on 6BS was associated with Xbarc101
and Xbcd1383 {0175}. The QTL associated with markers Xgwm493/Xgwm533 (explaining 24.8 % of
the variation), and Xbarc101/Xbcd1383 were also identified in a RIL
population from the cross ND2603/Butte 86 {0175}. In addition, one QTL on chromosome 3AL associated with Xbcd941 and one on chromosome 6AS
associated with XksuH4 were
identified in RILs from the cross ND2603/Butte 86 {0175}. |
|
The resistance QTL on chromosome 3BS associated
with Xgwm493 and Xgwm533 was also identified in a DH
population of the cross CM-82036 (a Sumai 3 derivative) x Remus {0240}. Additional QTL in this cross were detected
on chromosome 5A, associated with Xgwm293
and Xgwm304, and possibly on 1B,
associated with Glu-B1 {0240}. |
For
review see {0283}.
Reaction to Heterodera avenae
Cre8 {0220}. |
CreF {0012,0138}. |
6B {0220}.
[On basis of linkage with Xbcd1
and Xcdo347]. |
||
|
|
v: |
Barunga
{0220}; Festiguay {0012,0220}; Frame {0138,0220}; Molineaux {0220}. ma:
Associated with a unique allele when probed with CDO367 which
hybridizes to group 7L {1059}. |
|
Reaction to Mayetiola destructor
H21. |
ma: |
A STS primer set SJ07 was developed to identify 2RL, and hence H21 {0233}. |
H30 {0256}. |
Derived
from Ae. triuncialis {0256}. |
||||
|
|
v: |
TR-3531
{0256}. |
al: |
Ae. triuncialis {0256}. |
Reaction to Mycosphaella graminicola
Stb5. |
ma: |
Rc3 - 6.6cM- Stb5 - 7.2cM - Xgwm44/Centromere {0186}. |
Reaction to Phaeosphaeria nodorum
SnbTM. |
ma: |
UBC521650 - 15 cM – SnbTM – 13.1
cM – RC37510
{0212}. UBC521650 was converted to a SCAR marker {0212}. |
Reaction to Pseudocercosporella herpotrichoides
Pch1. |
7A {0224}. |
tv: |
Five
recombinant lines {0224}. |
Reaction to Puccinia graminis tritici
Sr22. |
ma: |
Add: 'See also {0158}.' |
Sr26. |
ma: |
Can
be detected with several RFLP probes {0138}. |
Sr31. |
1BL.1RS: |
v: |
Cougar {0267}; Rawhide (heterogeneous) {0267}. |
Sr36. |
|
v: |
GK Kincső {0235}. |
Sr38 {062}. |
Derived from Ae.
ventricosa. See Reaction to P. recondita tritici Lr37 and P. striiformis tritici Yr17
for details. |
||
|
|
v: |
Moisson derivatives Mx12 and Mx22 also carry Sr38 {0213}. |
Reaction to Puccinia recondita tritici
Lr10. |
|
v: |
Scout
66 {02101}. |
Lrk10. A receptor-like kinase. The locus Xsfr1(Lrk10)-1A, detected by the probe
Lrk10, is completely linked with Lr10
in chromosome 1AS {356}. Lrk10 encodes
a receptor-like kinase with extracellular and kinase domains {0297}. Using
probe pLrk10-A, developed from the extracellular domain, 6 homologues were
found in chromosomes 1A (1), 1B (3) and 1D (2) as well as group 1 chromosomes
of T. monococcum, Ae. tauschii and barley {0296,0294}.
Probes based on the kinase domain identified further homologues in chromosomes
3AS and 3BS as well as the corresponding regions in rice and maize {0294}. Both
orthologous and paralogous evolution were suggested.
Lr11. |
|
v: |
Karl 92 Lr3
Lr10 {02101}. |
Lr12. |
|
v: |
AC Domain Lr10
Lr34{0228}. |
Lr13. |
|
v: |
Hereward {0288}; Moulin {0288}; Pastiche
{0288}. BH1146 Lr34 {0268}. |
Lr16. |
|
v: |
Arapahoe {02101}; Brule {02101}; Millenium
{02101}; Redland {02101}; Vista {02101}. |
Lr17b. |
2A {1350}.
|
v: |
Brock {0260}; Tarso {0229}; Norman {1350}. |
Lr19. |
7BL. |
v: |
4 further derivatives of 88M22-149 {0232}. |
|
|
ma: |
An STS marker closely linked and distal to Lr19 was developed from an AFLP
{0273}. |
Lr21. |
|
v: |
McKenzie {0228}; WGRC2 = TA1649/3* Wichita {0299};
WGRC7 = Wichita/TA1649//2*Wichita {0299}.
|
|
|
|
dv: |
Aegilops squarrosa
accessions: RL5289 = TA1599
{1241}; TA1649 {0299}; TA1691 {0299}; TA2378 {0299}; TA2470 {0299}; TA2483
{0299}; TA2495 {0299}; TA2527 {0299};
TA2528 {0299}. |
|
|
ma: |
All
members of the Lr21 family carry a
STS derivative of ksuD14-1D that
has a resistance gene analogue structure {0299}. |
||
Lr23. |
|
v: |
Cranbrook {02119}. |
Lr26. |
1BL.1RS: |
v: |
Cougar {0267}; Rawhide (heterogeneous) {0267}. |
|
Lr34. |
|
v: |
||
Lr37 {062}. |
2AS {062}. |
Derived from Ae.
ventricosa . |
||
|
VPM1 and derivatives: 2AS {062} =
2AL.2AS-2NvS {0213}. |
|||
|
|
i: |
Tc*8/VPM1 {316}; Various NILs listed in {0213}. |
|
|
|
v: |
Hyak
{021}; Madsen {020}; Rendezvous {062}; VPM1 {062}. See also Reaction to P.
striiformis tritici Yr17. |
|
|
Moisson
derivatives: Lr {113}. 2AS = 2AL.2AS-2NvS {113}. |
|||
|
|
ad: |
Moisson
+ 6Nv = 6NvS.6NvL-2NvS or 6NvL.6NvS-2NvS
{0009}. |
|
|
|
v: |
Mx12
{0213}; Mx22 {0213}. |
|
|
ma: |
(relevant
to both groups of derivatives). PCR primers designed from marker csVrga1D3’
{0183} producing a 383 bp product allows detection of the 2NvS
segment {0213}. See also: Reaction to P.
striiformis tritici Yr17. |
||
Lr37 can be recognised in
seedling tests at low temperatures (17C) and is effective in adult plants under
field conditions. |
||||
Lr39 {02100}.
|
2DS {02100}. |
Derived from Aegilops
tauschii {02100}. |
||
|
|
v: |
TA4186
= TA1675*2/Wichita {02100}. |
|
|
|
dv: |
Aegilops
tauschii TA 1675 {02100}. |
|
|
ma: |
10.7
cM distal to Xgwm210-2D {02100}. |
||
Lr41. |
|
v: |
Thunderbolt
{02100}. |
.
Lr50 {0221}. |
2BL {0221} [Based on linkage with SSR markers]. |
||
|
|
v: |
WGR36 = TAM107*3/TA870//Wichita {0221}. |
|
|
tv: |
T. armeniacum TA870 {0221}. |
LrTm {0277}. |
|
dv: |
T.
monococcum. |
|
|
ma: |
Linked to microsatellite locus Xgwm136 {0277}. |
||
LrTr {0227]. |
|
v: |
Aegilops
triuncialis
derivatives {0227}. |
|
|
|
ad: |
WL711 BC2F5 addition lines {0227}. |
|
|
|
al: |
Aegilops
triuncalis
Acc. 3549 {0227|. |
|
|
ma: |
Lines
with LtTr possessed a homologue of Xgwm368-4B {0227}. |
||
Genotype
lists: Australian wheats {0288},
European wheats {0229,0260,0288}.
Reaction to Puccinia striiformis tritici
Yr9. |
1BL.1RS: |
v: |
Cougar {0267}; Rawhide (heterogeneous) {0267}. |
Yr10. |
YrVav {0262}. |
v: |
QLD709 = Janz*2/T. Vavilovii {0262}. |
|
|
|
tv: |
T. vavilovii AUS 22498 {0262}. |
|
|
ma: |
A SCAR marker was described in {0261}. QLD709 and T.spelta 415, both with white
glumes, failed to amplify the SCAR sequence, but bot5h carried unique alleles
at the Gli-B1 and XPsp3000 loci {0262}.
These differed from the Moro source of Yr10} Yr10 –1.5+-0.9cM -Gli-B1- 1.1+-0.8cM – XPsp3000 {0262}. |
||
Yr17 {062}. |
2AS {062}. |
See reaction to P. recondita tritici Lr37 for details. |
||
|
|
v: |
Genotype list in {02105}. |
|
|
|
v: |
Arche
{0044}, Balthazar {0044}, Brigadier {0044}, Cordial {0044}, Eureka {0044},
Hussar {0044}, Lynx {0044}, Pernel {0044}, Renan {0044}. |
|
|
ma: |
Yr17 was closely linked to the SCAR marker SC-Y15, developed
from RAPD marker OP-Y15580, and to Xpsr150-2Nv {0044}. |
||
Yr26. |
1BS
{0285}. |
The earlier reported location opf 6AL.6VS {617} is not correct. |
||
|
|
v: |
Wheat-Haynaldia
villosa lines R43, R55, R64 and
R77 {0285}. |
|
|
|
tv: |
T. turgidum Gamma 80-1. |
|
|
ma: |
Yr26 – 1.9cM – Xgwm11-1B/Xgwm18-1B {0285}. |
||
Yr28. |
ma: |
Linkage
with Xmwg634-4D {1377}. |
YrH52.
QTL: |
In the ITMI mapping population, QTLs were found in
2BS, 7DS, and possibly 5A, 3D and 6D {0287}. |
|
In Camp Remy/Michigan Amber, QTLS were found in
2AL and 2BL {0287}. |
Reaction to Pyrenophora tritici repentis
QTsc.ndsu-1A. Add {0040,0264}’ to the references for QTL and the marker
association.
QTsc.ndsu-4A. Add to: v: In W-7976/Trenton resistance was
contributed by W-7976 {0264}.
ma: Add: ‘In W-7976/Trenton there was association
with Xwg622-4A{0264} and minor QTLs
in chromosomes 1AL, 7DS, 5AL and 3BL were associated with resistance in adult
plants {0264}.
Reaction to Sitodiplosis mosellana
Insect
pest: Orange blossum wheat midge, Wheat midge
Sm1 {0218}. 2B{0218}. v: Augusta {0218}; Blueboy {0218}; Caldwell
{0218}; Clark {0218}; FL302{0218}; Howell {0218} Knox 62 {0218}; Mono {0218};
Seneca {0218}. ma:
Linked to a SCAR marker {0223}.
Reaction to Ustilago tritici
Add: Resistance to race 19 was associated with
chromosome 6A of Cadet, Kota, Thatcher and TD18 {0208}. In the case of Cadet,
resistance was localized to 6AS {0208}.
Resistance to colonization
by Eriophyes tulipae
Curl mite colonization
Cmc1. |
|
v: |
Norstar derivative {0222}. |
Cmc3 {0222}. |
1A = 1AL.1RS. |
||
|
|
v: |
Amigo;
TAM107. KS96GRC40 Cmc4 {0222}. |
Cmc4 {0222}. |
6DS {0222}. |
v: |
KS96WRC40 Cmc3
{0222}. |
|
|
dv: |
Aeg. Tauschii (accession no {0222}. |
To
the references in the first paragraph in the 2001 Supplement, add: ‘187’.
ms4 - centromere I {0293}
Summary table 1
Ar |
Alkylresocinols content of
grain |
Eet |
Ear emergence time |
El |
Ear length |
Flt |
Flowering time |
Gnu |
Grain number |
Gpp |
Green plant percentage |
Gwe |
Grain weight/ear |
Ler |
Leaf erectness |
Pdc |
Pyruvate
decarboxylase |
Pdl |
Peduncle length |
Raw |
Red awn colour |
Tgw |
1000-grain weight |
Win |
Winter hardiness |
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