Article
Wheat historical phenotypic data from European genebanks as an important resource for research and breeding.
Scientific data - 2 Mar 2026
Le Floch Erwan, Adam-Blondon Anne-Françoise, Alaux Michael, Bardet Etienne, Bas Noor, Bassi Filippo M, Boczkowska Maja, Bolc Paulina, Brouwer Matthijs, Chalhoub Boulos, De Blok Reinhoud, Desheva Gergana, Etukala Jagadeeshwar R, Flores Raphaël, Galit Indira, Groenink Wouter, Hauptvogel Rene, Hoekstra Roel, Kehel Zakaria, Kersey Paul, Kowalik Renata, Kumar Suman, Kyosev Bozhidar, Lange Matthias, Lazăr Cătălin, Marinciu Cristina, Martín-Lammerding Diana, Motor Adrian, Pachipala Mounika, Pallero-Baena Mercedes, Petcu Eugen, Pietrusińska-Radzio Aleksandra, Podyma Wiesław, Pommier Cyril, Puchta-Jasińska Marta, Puła Szymon, Reiniers Laura, Ruff Joseph, Ruiz Magdalena, Sansoni Francesca, Schierscher Beate, Șerban Gabriela, Serex Sarah, Vaccino Patrizia, Van Treuren Robbert, Vasile Mandea, Vasilescu Liliana, Visioni Andrea, Weise Stephan, Wijnker Erik, Zaim Meryem, Reif Jochen C, Berkner Marcel O
Abstract excerpt
Plant genetic resources are considered a treasure trove of valuable, untapped diversity that holds the key to breeding the crops of the future. However, the use of these resources in breeding is often limited due to the lack of comprehensive phenotypic characterization. The present study provides extensive historical phenotypic data from nine genebanks as a MIAPPE compliant data set. We compiled and curated...
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