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- who: u0418u0441u043fu043eu043bu044cu0437u043eu0432u0430u043du0438u0435 u043fu044bu0440u0435u044f u0441u0440u0435u0434u043du0435u0433u043e (Thinopyrum et al. from the Institute, u043cu0430u0441u0441u043eu0432u044bu043c u043eu0442u0431u043eu0440u043eu043c u043du0430u0438u0431u043eu043bu0435u0435 u0437u0438u043cu043eu0441u0442u043eu0439u043au0438u0445 u0431u0438u043eu0442u0438u043fu043eu0432 u043fu043eu0441u043bu0435u0434u0443u044eu0449u0438u043c u043eu0431u044au0435u0434u0438u043du0435u043du0438u0435u043c u0441u043eu0437u0434u0430u043d u0441u043eu0440u0442, Omsk State Agrarian University named after PAStolypin, Omsk, Russia have published the paper: The use of wheatgrass ( Thinopyrum intermedium ) in breeding, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: This paper presents an overview of main tasks faced by breeders aimed at enhancing yield and cultivating wheatgrass eff iciency as a perennial grain and fodder crop. Molecular markers for the analysis of the Th. intermedium genome, which makes it possible to purposefully transfer wheatgrass genes into the wheat genome . . .
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