Necrotic genotypes of 148 emmer wheat samples were studied. The prevalence
of the ne1ne1ne2ne2 genotype (82.9%) and the absence of the Ne2 gene were s
hown. The frequency of the Ne1Ne1ne2ne2 genotype was 17.1%. No significant
differences between emmer wheat genotypes from the Volga and Kama regions a
nd those from Central and Southern Europe were found. The phylogenetic rela
tedness of Indian and African emmer wheats was confirmed. An increase in th
e Nel frequency in the course of the emmer wheat spread from the primary to
secondary centers of origin was revealed. An introgression of the Ne1(s) g
ene from Triticum durum to T. dicoccum was suggested.