GRAIN-YIELD AND QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF CHROMOSOME 1D AND 1B SUBSTITUTION LINES IN DURUM-WHEAT AND THEIR F-2-DERIVED PROGENY LINES .2. PRELIMINARY COMPARISONS WITH NORMAL DURUM AND BREAD WHEATS
Cy. Liu et al., GRAIN-YIELD AND QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF CHROMOSOME 1D AND 1B SUBSTITUTION LINES IN DURUM-WHEAT AND THEIR F-2-DERIVED PROGENY LINES .2. PRELIMINARY COMPARISONS WITH NORMAL DURUM AND BREAD WHEATS, Journal of cereal science, 20(3), 1994, pp. 227-234
The grain yield and quality characteristics of three types of wheat, b
read wheat, durum wheat and chromosome 1D substituted durum wheats, we
re studied. The yields of the durum wheats were less than half those o
f the bread wheats, but higher than the durum substitution lines carry
ing chromosome 1D. Grain protein content was correlated negatively wit
h grain yield among the hexaploid wheats, but not among the tetraploid
s. The proportion of glutenin in flour measured by SE-HPLC was correla
ted consistently with all Mixograph quality parameters. Durum wheat li
nes carrying the gamma-45 prolamin (gliadin) band gave values for the
proportion of total and highly-aggregated glutenin that were similar t
o those of medium strength bread wheats, whereas the Langdon 1D(1A) te
traploid lines were similar to medium dough strength hexaploid wheats
as measured by SDS-sedimentation values.