Claim · model-written summary
A small common wheat fraction carried Ne1ne2Ne3.
- Taxon
- common wheat
Triticum aestivumt0 - Gene
- Ne1ne2Ne3e0
- Outcome
- a small fractione0
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Verbatim
e0“a small fraction were Ne1ne2Ne3”
t0“Common Wheat”
Title
Comparative Gene Analysis of Common Wheat and Its Ancestral Species, I. Necrosis
Koichiro Tsunewaki; Hitoshi Kihara Journal of genetics and molecular biology 2009. doi:10.30047/jgmb.200912.0003
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Association Cross data imply an additional recessive gene for wheat necrosis.
- Observation Most Emmer wheat varieties carried Ne1ne2.
- Observation Minor Emmer wheat fractions carried ne1ne2 or Ne1Ne2.
- Observation All tested Ae. squarrosa strains had Ne3.
- Observation Most common wheat varieties were ne1ne2Ne3 or ne1Ne2Ne3.
- Observation One T. macha variety carried Ne1Ne2ne3.
- Association AB genome donor Emmer wheat is inferred to have carried Ne1ne2 or ne1ne2.
- Association The D genome donor is inferred to have carried Ne3.
- Association The presumed hexaploid progenitor carried Ne1ne2Ne3 or ne1ne2Ne3.
- Observation T. macha is considered isolated among hexaploids and unlikely to have contributed to common wheat origin.
- Association Ne2 is suggested to have originated at the hexaploid level.
- Association Ne2 may confer selective advantage at the hexaploid level.
- Association Ne1 may confer selective disadvantage at the hexaploid level.