Georgian Wheat

Naskidashvili, P.; Naskidashvili, M.; Dzidzishvili, R. Georgia

Georgian Wheat

2001

Naskidashvili, P. | Naskidashvili, M. | Dzidzishvili, R. Georgia

Georgia is the oldest place of agriculture. Georgians planted wheat in the periods of Neolith and Eneolith. 14 cultural wheat varieties are revealed in Georgia, of them 4 belong to the endemic species. Georgia shows the highest number of wheat endemic species in the world. Apart of this over 150 local wheat varieties are described. The study of the genetic nature of Georgian endemic wheat species by determining species interconection allowed to outline the evolution process development and identify their role in soft wheat originating in Georgia.

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genetic resources land varieties soft wheat trigo harinero

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Publisher

"Georgian State Agrarian University"

Pagination

34-39

Other Subjects

Variete indigene; Variedades indigenas; Recursos geneticos; Ressource genetique; Ble tendre

Language

Georgian

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Summary (En)

Translated Title

Saqartvelos Khorbali

Type

Lit. Review

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Georgian Wheat

2001

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