Lecture 5- Varieties Flashcards

1
Q

What groups of wheat are hard textured?

What are their characteristics?

A

Group 1, 3 and 4 (hard)

White flower good water absorption

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2
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What groups are soft textured in wheat?

A

Groups 3 and 4 (soft)

Brown flour lower water absorption

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3
Q

What is a hagberg falling test in wheat?

A

Measure of how much starch has converted into sugar

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4
Q

What is the importance of untreated yield data?

A

To see how reliant a yield is to fungicides

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5
Q

What are examples of diseases where variety resistance is not present on the recommended list?

A

Take all
Barley yellow dwarf virus
Ergo
Sooty mould

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6
Q

What are diseases that are present on the recommended list?

A
Eyespot 
Mildew 
Yellow rust
Septoria Tritici 
Brown rust
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7
Q

What pest in wheat is the only pest where resistance is available?

A

Orange wheat blossom midge

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8
Q

State four quality parameters for wheat in the uk?

A

Low break-ability
High protein quality
High viability
High milling quality

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9
Q

What resistant number is considered susceptible?

A

Less than 5

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