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An Update of Recent Use of <i>Aegilops</i> Species in Wheat Breeding.

Front Plant Sci · 2019 · PMC6521781 · PMID 31143197

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Even though the A genome of bread wheat and that of the diploid ancestor can form perfect bivalents during meiosis in the F 1 s of AAB ( Gill et al., 1988 ), there are likely to be significant differences in base sequences and chromosome structures (such as inversion, translocations, deletion/duplications, or heterochromatin structures) after the tetraploid wheat formation – i.e., 100,000–500,000 years ago ( Huang et al., 2002 ).

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