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Present and perspectives in Romanian triticale breeding program.

Communications in agricultural and applied biological sciences - 1 Jan 2014

Ittu Gheorghe, Saulescu Nicolae, Ittu Mariana, Mustatea Pompiliu

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Triticale is grown in Romania, mainly, in the hilly regions on the acid poor fertile soils and covers, yearly, around 100-130 thousands ha or 1.5% from the arable land. Since 1971, when the breeding program has been started, up to present, it has been developed an adapted triticale germplasm for the Romanian environmental conditions and 12 new varieties have been registered. Genetic progress for yield, estimated...

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