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The authors conclude that genotypes 77, 1972, 417 and standard cultivar 138 show promise for biotechnological applications and barley crop improvement.
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t0“two-row barley”
e1“High-performing genotypes, including 77, 1972, 417, and standard cultivar 138, show considerable promise for biotechnological applications and future barley crop improvement initiatives”
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Evaluation of genetic diversity of two-row barley by tissue culture potential
Berk Benlioglu; Aras Türkoğlu; Melike Incetekin; et al. Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution 2025. doi:10.1007/s10722-025-02502-z
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- Observation Two-row barley genotypes varied significantly across all tissue culture traits.
- Observation Genotypes 77 and 1972 had the highest callus induction rates (100%).
- Observation Genotype Zeynelağa had the lowest callus induction rate (57.5%).
- Observation Genotype 417 showed superior regeneration capacity (81.9%).
- Observation Culture efficiency was highest in genotype Standard Cultivar 138 (90.0%).
- Observation Culture efficiency of genotype 1972 was 70.0%, among the highest.
- Observation The first two principal components accounted for 87.84% of the variance in tissue culture responses.
- Observation Hierarchical clustering revealed four distinct genotype groups.
- Observation Cluster 1 displayed the highest mean performance across traits.