Relationship Between Gliadin Alleles and Dough Strength in Italian Bread Wheat Cultivars |
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Authors: | E.V. Metakovsky P. Annicchiarico G. Boggini N.E. Pogna |
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Affiliation: | aIstituto Sperimentale Cerealicoltura, Via Mulino 3, Angelo Lodigiano, 20079 S. Italy;bIstituto Sperimentale Colture Foraggere, Viale Piacenza 29, Lodi, 20075, Italy;cIstituto Sperimentale Cerealicoltura, Via Varese 43, Catania, 95123, Italy;dbIstituto Sperimentale Cerealicoltura, Via Cassia 176, Rome, 00191, Italy |
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Abstract: | Dough strength, as determined by Alveograph W, was studied in Italian bread wheat cultivars grown at several locations over 21 years of testing. Broad sense heritability of Alveograph W was found to range between 0·40 and 0·82, variation in this parameter being affected by genotype×year interactions. Standardised Alveograph W values (Wst) across 40 environments (location–year combinations) were computed for 54 cultivars with reference to the long-term control (cv. Mec), and a quality score based on the Wst value was given to each gliadin allele occurring in at least four of the 54 cultivars analysed. Significant differences in Wst values were observed at theGli-B1,Gli-B2andGli-A2loci. AllelesGli-B1b,Gli-B2candGli-A2bwere significantly related to high gluten strength. An overall quality score based on allelic composition at these loci explained 41% of the observed Wst variation in the 54 cultivars used for the score definition, and 23% to 48% of W value variation in three sets of independent data. The combination of this score with a quality score based onGlu-1alleles coding for highMrglutenin subunits could explain, on average, about 50% of gluten strength variation. |
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Keywords: | gliadin allele gluten quality heritability Triticum aestivum |
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