Particularly, 1Dx2f had an extra cysteine residue from 1Cy subunit at position 730 as well as longer repetitive domain and higher glutamine content, indicating its potential values for wheat gluten quality improvement.
For instance, estimated values for wheat averaged at −72.4 kcalmol-1[ 45].
Nuclear DNA contents (in pg/1C) found in this study were consistent with previously published values for wheat (Bennett and Smith, 1976; Özkan et al., 2003).
For counties with a large winter wheat acreage, I applied a correction factor to the winter wheat acreage before combining it with spring and durum wheat acreage to obtain a value for total wheat acreage.
In addition, farmer's added value received for wheat and bread is expected to be higher than in the other chains.
These economic values for irrigation water are provided for the 45 crops in the form of maps. Figure 3 shows as example the developed water economic value map for wheat (average of years 2008 2009).
The values for wheat-barley, barley-oat and oat-wheat comparisons were below the threshold for Mastreviruses species (75%) as proposed by the ICTV [ 18, 25].
Wheat grain quality (WGQ) is central to food processing and nutritional value, and is a decisive factor for consumer acceptance and commercial value of wheat cultivars.
Since the most common way to estimate selection constraints on protein evolution is using the ratio of the nonsynonymous (Ka) and synonymous (Ks) substitution rates [ 17], we calculated the Ka/Ks ratio for each gene to compare the values for the wheat and rice counterparts.
