Triticale: Today and Tomorrow

Front Matter....Pages i-xiv
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Welcome and Network Information....Pages 3-3
Triticale: Milestones, Millstones, and World Food....Pages 5-9
Front Matter....Pages 11-11
Triticale: Present Status and Challenges Ahead....Pages 13-20
Triticale — Today and Tomorrow....Pages 21-31
Marketing — Dilemma or Dream....Pages 33-39
How Germany became the Number 3 in the Triticale World and Why I am Confident about the Future Development....Pages 41-43
The Verdict on Triticale — The Case For....Pages 45-47
The Verdict of Triticale — A Critical View....Pages 49-55
Tritordeum: Triticale’s New Brother Cereal....Pages 57-72
A Retrospection on Triticale....Pages 73-81
Less Known Studies on Triticale in Central and Eastern Europe....Pages 83-87
Front Matter....Pages 89-89
Triticale Genomic and Chromosomes’ History....Pages 91-118
Control of Nucleolar Expression in Triticale....Pages 119-125
Expression of 1R rDNA loci in Triticale: Genetic and Developmental Controls....Pages 127-134
The Expression of the Nucleolus Organizer Regions (NORs) in Bread Wheat X Rye Hybrid Lines Carrying a 1RS/1BL Chromosome Translocation....Pages 135-139
Can Bread-Making Quality be Introduced into Hexaploid Triticale by Whole-Chromosome Manipulation?....Pages 141-148
Intergenomic Interaction in Wheat X Rye Hybrids Non-Additive Expression of Gliadins and Isozymes....Pages 149-154
Comparative Analysis of Telomeric Heterochromatin of Rye Chromosomes in Rye and Triticale by Fish....Pages 155-163
Production and Fertility of Hexaploid Primary Triticales....Pages 165-171
Study of Hybrids between 2n=6X=42 and 2n=6X=42 Triticale Forms. I. Investigations in F 2 ....Pages 173-178
Front Matter....Pages 89-89
Tetraploid Triticale from Aegilops Squarrosa L. X Secale L. SPP....Pages 179-182
Molecular Cytogenetics Analysis of Triticale X Tritordeum F 1 Hybrids....Pages 183-188
Different Chromosome Combinations on Tetra- and Hexaploid Level from Hybrids of Tetraploid Rye × Tetraploid Triticale....Pages 189-194
Cytological Analysis of F 1 Aegilops Hybrids with Triticosecale....Pages 195-201
C-Banding Characteristics of Rye Chromosomes in Winter Hexaploid Triticale Crossed with Maize [Zea Mays] ....Pages 203-205
Cytological Disorders in Hexaploid Triticale ( Triticosecale Wittmack). Association and Stability between Two Indexes....Pages 207-209
Gelelectrophoretic Gliadin Patterns of Euplasmic and Alloplasmic Primary Triticale and the Corresponding Wheat Parents....Pages 211-216
Development of a Dominant Male-Sterile Triticale ( MS3 ) for Recurrent Selection and Hybrid Seed Production....Pages 217-224
CMS System in Hexaploid Triticale....Pages 225-232
Genetic Control of Non-Starch Polysaccharides in Wheat Rye Addition Lines....Pages 233-239
Front Matter....Pages 241-241
Triticale Germplasm: A Basic Tool for Plant Breeding....Pages 243-252
The Contribution of Rye Germplasm Towards Cereal Improvement....Pages 253-260
Assembly and Analysis of a North American Triticale Genetic Resource Collection....Pages 261-267
Establishment of a Network for Genetic Resources....Pages 269-274
Dwarfing Genes of Wheat and Rye and its Expression in Triticale....Pages 275-280
Transfer of Genes Rht 1, Rht 2, and Rht 3 from Wheat to Triticale....Pages 281-284
Behaviour of Triticale Germplasm Selected at ENMP by Introgression of Winter Genes onto Spring Genotypes....Pages 285-289
Variation of Some Physiological and Spike Characters Affecting the Reproductive Behaviour of Introgressive Triticale Lines with T. monococcum Genetic Information....Pages 291-297
Biological Potential of Triticale Germplasm (xTriticale M.) and its Utilization in Breeding....Pages 299-308
The Analysis of Heritability and Combining Ability of Protein Content in Triticale....Pages 309-314
Front Matter....Pages 241-241
Evaluation of the Triticale Breeding Materials with Respect to Their Reaction to Fungal Diseases....Pages 315-320
Facultative Triticale: Hydroponic Evaluation of Doubled Haploids with Superior Mid-Generation Progenies....Pages 321-324
Front Matter....Pages 325-325
Biotechnology for Basic Studies and Breeding of Triticale ....Pages 327-337
RFLP Markers and their Applications in Cereal Breeding....Pages 339-348
Somaclonal Variation Detected on the Molecular Level in the Mitochondrial Genome of Regenerated Primary CMS Triticale Plants....Pages 349-355
Investigations on Morphogenic Suspension Cultures Initiated from Mature Embryos of Triticale....Pages 357-364
Response of Mature Triticale Embryos to Aluminium-Toxic Callus Induction Media....Pages 365-371
Plant Regeneration and In Vitro Selection of Triticale....Pages 373-377
Induction of Haploids in Triticale [X Triticosecale Witt.] by Crossing It with Maize [ Zea Mays ]....Pages 379-382
Endosperm Proteins of Androgenic Double Haploid Lines of 6x-Triticale....Pages 383-389
Positive Effect of Timopheevi Cytoplasm on Anther Culture Response of Triticale....Pages 391-393
Genetic Control of Anther Culture Induction in Triticale....Pages 395-399
Callus Formation and the Culturability of Inflorescence Primordia of Mutant Triticales....Pages 401-407
Isozyme and Endosperm Protein Markers in the Determination of Chromosomal Constitution in X Triticosecale Wittmack....Pages 409-415
Front Matter....Pages 417-417
Stress Tolerance in Newer Triticales Compared to Other Cereals....Pages 419-427
High Levels of Salt Tolerance Revealed in Triticale....Pages 429-436
Aluminum Tolerance in Triticale, Wheat and Rye....Pages 437-444
Screening Cultivars for Aluminium Tolerance....Pages 445-451
Screening Methods for Aluminium Tolerance in Seedlings of Triticale....Pages 453-459
The Variability of Aluminium Tolerance among Triticale Strains and Cultivars Bred in Poland....Pages 461-465
Front Matter....Pages 417-417
Tolerance to Aluminium in Spring Triticales....Pages 467-474
Changes in pH of the Root Medium Produced by Cultivars of Triticale....Pages 475-480
Aluminum Toxicity and Protein Synthesis in Near Isogenic Lines of Triticum Aestivum L. Differing in Aluminum Tolerance....Pages 481-488
Responses of Triticale and Wheat to Hypoxia....Pages 489-495
Front Matter....Pages 497-497
Triticale Diseases - a Review....Pages 499-525
Screening for Fusarium Scab Resistance in Triticale....Pages 527-533
Inheritance of Head Resistance of Winter Triticale to Phaeosphaeria Nodorum ....Pages 535-539
Evaluation of New Winter Octoploid Triticales for their Reaction to Single and Combined Infections with BYDV and Typhula Ishikariensis ....Pages 541-547
An Evaluation of Selection Criteria for Tolerance to Fusarium Graminearum in Triticale....Pages 549-556
Resistance of Triticale to Root Lesion Nematode in South Australia....Pages 557-560
Front Matter....Pages 561-561
Breeding Strategies for Triticale....Pages 563-569
Triticale: Potential and Research Status of a Man-Made Cereal Crop....Pages 571-580
Semidwarf Winter Triticale....Pages 581-587
Developing Spring and Winter Triticale with Reduced-Awn Expression....Pages 589-592
Outcrossing in Winter Triticale, Measured by Occurence of Tall Plants....Pages 593-596
Estimates of Combining Ability for some Traits in Triticale....Pages 597-601
Effect of Low Nitrogen Input on Agronomic Traits in Triticale....Pages 603-608
Genetic Variation, G*E Interactions and Selection Response for Hagberg Falling Number in Triticale....Pages 609-613
Preharvest Sprouting Resistance in Triticale: Preliminary Results....Pages 615-622
Facultative Triticale: Comparison of Local and Cimmyt Germplasm in Hydroponics and under Field Conditions....Pages 623-625
Front Matter....Pages 561-561
An Attempt at Tetraploid Triticale Improvement....Pages 627-634
Some Remarks on Triticale Breeding Evolution in Portugal....Pages 635-641
Triticale Research and Breeding Programmes in France: Recent Developments....Pages 643-647
Triticale Breeding in Switzerland....Pages 649-653
Crop Management of Triticale in Belgium....Pages 655-661
Triticale Breeding in Fundulea-Romania....Pages 663-668
Breeding Triticale for the South Western Cape....Pages 669-674
Registration of Three New Triticale Varieties:- Crato, Arruda and Alter....Pages 675-678
Characterization of Lamb-2, a New Triticale Variety for the Highly Variable Moisture Situation of Central Mexico....Pages 679-683
Front Matter....Pages 685-685
Adaptation of Triticale to Southern Brazil....Pages 687-691
Triticale at High Latitudes in Alberta Canada....Pages 693-699
Regional Trials on Triticale - National List....Pages 701-708
Quantitative and Qualitative Components of Eleven Greek Triticale Cultivars (X Triticosecale Wittmack) Compared to CV. “Vergina” (T. aestivum L. em. Thell.)....Pages 709-718
Triticale in Morocco: A Promising Crop....Pages 719-724
Performance of ‘Drira Out-Cross 7’ Triticale in West Asia, North Africa and Mediterranean Europe....Pages 725-729
Triticale Cultivation for Diversifying and Stabilising a Wheat Dominated Agroecosystem....Pages 731-735
Some Physiological Features of Triticale and Their Consequences on Crop Management in France....Pages 737-741
Successive Effect of Herbicides on Triticale Seed Germination and Plant Growth....Pages 743-747
Comparative Weed Suppression by Triticale, Cereal Rye and Wheat....Pages 749-750
Front Matter....Pages 751-751
Factors Affecting Triticale as a Food Crop....Pages 753-762
Front Matter....Pages 751-751
Triticale Malting - An Evaluation of Characteristics and Production....Pages 763-769
Relationship between the Pentosans of Triticale Flour and Bread Loaf Volume....Pages 771-777
Rheological and Biochemical Properties of Meal from Winter Triticale Varieties in Connection with the Resistance to Preharvest Germination....Pages 779-784
Environmental and Genotypical Influences on Triticale Grain Quality in Northeast of Portugal....Pages 785-792
Concentrations of Minerals in the Grains of a High- and a Low-Protein Winter Triticale....Pages 793-797
Breadmaking Quality in Tritordeum: The Use-Possibilities of a New Cereal....Pages 799-805
Influence of Feeding Growing-Finishing Pigs Triticale, Wheat or Maize Based Diets on Resulting Carcass Composition, and on Taste and Quality Characteristics of Pork....Pages 807-811
Synthetic Amino Acid Supplementation of Triticale and Wheat Based Diets for Growing-Finishing Pigs....Pages 813-817
Nutritive Value and Feed Efficiency of Broiler Diets Containing Different Levels of Triticale....Pages 819-826
Evaluation of Triticale as a Forage Plant through the Analysis of the Cinetic of some Qualitative Parameters from Stem Elongation to Maturity.....Pages 827-834
Effect of the Seeding Rate on Forage Yield and Quality of Triticale....Pages 835-841
Aptitude of Spring and Winter Triticales for Dual-Purpose (Forage and Grain) in Mediterranean Conditions....Pages 843-849
The Effects of Sowing Date on the Growth and Yield of Dual-Purpose and Grazing Triticales under Cool Australian Conditions....Pages 851-857
Development of Triticale as a Forage Crop and Grain Feed in Algeria....Pages 859-865
Prospects of Triticale as a Dual Purpose Crop....Pages 867-871
Apical Development in Triticale Grown for Dual Purpose in a Mediterranean Environment....Pages 873-877
Triticale as Forage in China....Pages 879-886
Winter Triticale: A Roughage Source for Wintering Range Cows?....Pages 887-888
Back Matter....Pages 889-898