Summary
A total of 700 wheat accessions of the Gatersleben gene bank were screened for gibberellic acid insensitivity genes (Gai) by a modified method. It was found, that 77 hexaploid and 5 tetraploid wheats were GA3-insensitive. The probable origin of theGai-genes is discussed.
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700 Sorten bzw. Linien der Weizenkollektion der Gaterslebener Genbank wurden unter Verwendung eines modifizierten Testverfahrens auf das Vorhandensein bzw. Fehlen von Gibberellinsäureinsensitivitätsgenen (Gai-Gene) geprüft. Dabei zeigte sich, daß 77 hexaploide und 5 tetraploide Weizen gegenüber GA3 insensitiv waren. Die vermutlichen Herkünfte derGai-Gene werden diskutiert.
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С помощью усовершенствованн ого метода контроля было проверено 700 сортов или линий пшениц из коллекции пшениц гатерслебенского генного банка на присутствие или отсутствие генов (Gai-гены), нечувствительных к гиббереллиновой кислоте. При ¶rt;том было установлено, что 77 гексаплоидных и 5 тетраплоидных пшениц были нечувствительны к GA3. Обсуждается предполагаемое происхождениеGai-генов.
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Börner, A., Lehmann, C.O. & Mettin, D. Preliminary results of a screening for GA3 response in wheats of the Gatersleben gene bank. Die Kulturpflanze 35, 179–186 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02113275
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