Productive performance and industrial quality of wheat genotypes grown in two environments

ABSTRACT Wheat flour can be allocated for manufacturing various products, but each purpose requires specificities defined by the industrial quality. The objective of this study was to evaluate the performance of experimental lines and commercial cultivars of wheat, in South and Southeast of Brazil a...

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Main Authors: Omar Possatto Junior, Marcos V. Faria, Marcelo C. Mendes, Evandrei S. Rossi, Rodrigo Oliboni, Amarilis L. Barcellos
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author Omar Possatto Junior
Marcos V. Faria
Marcelo C. Mendes
Evandrei S. Rossi
Rodrigo Oliboni
Amarilis L. Barcellos
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description ABSTRACT Wheat flour can be allocated for manufacturing various products, but each purpose requires specificities defined by the industrial quality. The objective of this study was to evaluate the performance of experimental lines and commercial cultivars of wheat, in South and Southeast of Brazil and to identify genotypes with favorable characteristics of industrial quality. Twenty lines in the stage of cultivation and use and three commercial cultivars were evaluated for grain yield components (hectoliter weight and thousand-grain weight) and features related to the industrial quality of the flour (protein, flour stability, sedimentation with sodium dodecyl sulfate and color). The genotypes CRX/CD104//ALC, LAJ96010/JSP//ALC and CRX/ALC//ALC showed favorable characteristics for biscuit production, while the genotypes ORL97061/ORL00241//CD104, SUZ6/WEAVER//TUI/3/SUP/4/CD104, ORL99396/ORL97061//SUP, CRX/CD104//ALC, ORL98231/IOR00131//ÔNIX, ORL94346/ALC//AVT/3/ÔNIX, CEP0033/ÔNIX/3/ÔNIX*2//TC14/2*SPEAR, Campo Real/VAN//ÔNIX, ORL97061/CD 104 and PMP/ORL98231//CRX have aptitude for baking. The evaluations were efficient for the classification and selection of genotypes in the wheat breeding program.
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spelling doaj-art-421c39516a6f4d64bf4161a17ec5913e2025-08-20T01:56:52ZengUniversidade Federal de Campina GrandeRevista Brasileira de Engenharia Agrícola e Ambiental1807-192920985686110.1590/1807-1929/agriambi.v20n9p856-861S1415-43662016000900856Productive performance and industrial quality of wheat genotypes grown in two environmentsOmar Possatto JuniorMarcos V. FariaMarcelo C. MendesEvandrei S. RossiRodrigo OliboniAmarilis L. BarcellosABSTRACT Wheat flour can be allocated for manufacturing various products, but each purpose requires specificities defined by the industrial quality. The objective of this study was to evaluate the performance of experimental lines and commercial cultivars of wheat, in South and Southeast of Brazil and to identify genotypes with favorable characteristics of industrial quality. Twenty lines in the stage of cultivation and use and three commercial cultivars were evaluated for grain yield components (hectoliter weight and thousand-grain weight) and features related to the industrial quality of the flour (protein, flour stability, sedimentation with sodium dodecyl sulfate and color). The genotypes CRX/CD104//ALC, LAJ96010/JSP//ALC and CRX/ALC//ALC showed favorable characteristics for biscuit production, while the genotypes ORL97061/ORL00241//CD104, SUZ6/WEAVER//TUI/3/SUP/4/CD104, ORL99396/ORL97061//SUP, CRX/CD104//ALC, ORL98231/IOR00131//ÔNIX, ORL94346/ALC//AVT/3/ÔNIX, CEP0033/ÔNIX/3/ÔNIX*2//TC14/2*SPEAR, Campo Real/VAN//ÔNIX, ORL97061/CD 104 and PMP/ORL98231//CRX have aptitude for baking. The evaluations were efficient for the classification and selection of genotypes in the wheat breeding program.http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1415-43662016000900856&lng=en&tlng=enTriticum aestivum L.wheat breedingflour quality
spellingShingle Omar Possatto Junior
Marcos V. Faria
Marcelo C. Mendes
Evandrei S. Rossi
Rodrigo Oliboni
Amarilis L. Barcellos
Productive performance and industrial quality of wheat genotypes grown in two environments
Revista Brasileira de Engenharia Agrícola e Ambiental
Triticum aestivum L.
wheat breeding
flour quality
title Productive performance and industrial quality of wheat genotypes grown in two environments
title_full Productive performance and industrial quality of wheat genotypes grown in two environments
title_fullStr Productive performance and industrial quality of wheat genotypes grown in two environments
title_full_unstemmed Productive performance and industrial quality of wheat genotypes grown in two environments
title_short Productive performance and industrial quality of wheat genotypes grown in two environments
title_sort productive performance and industrial quality of wheat genotypes grown in two environments
topic Triticum aestivum L.
wheat breeding
flour quality
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