A study of the vernalisation requirements of mountain rye (Secale strictum syn. S. montanum) may help explain low grain yields of perennial cereals compared to wheat

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Innes, Peter. 2024. A study of the vernalisation requirements of mountain rye (Secale strictum syn. S. montanum) may help explain low grain yields of perennial cereals compared to wheat. University of Southern Queensland. https://doi.org/10.26192/zwv51
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A study of the vernalisation requirements of mountain rye (Secale strictum syn. S. montanum) may help explain low grain yields of perennial cereals compared to wheat

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This data was collected by observation during a vernalisation experiment to determine the chilling requirements of both mountain rye and intermediate wheatgrass, compared to an annual wheat. Plants were grown in pots to a three leaf stage, before being subjected to vernalisation treatments of varying length (0, 3, 5, 7 ,9 and 11 weeks) using a growth chamber set to 5°C and 10h lighting. The plants were then transferred to a glasshouse set to 22°C and a minimum of 10h lighting. The data was entered into Microsoft Excel (365) spreadsheets for subsequent analysis.

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Data ownerInnes, Peter
Year2024
PublisherUniversity of Southern Queensland
Data Collection Period01 May 2023 to end of 01 May 2024
Geographic Location
Cowra, NSW, Australia
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.26192/zwv51
KeywordsPerennial cereals; Mountain rye; Intermediate wheatgrass; Vernalisation
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ANZSRC Field of Research 2020300404. Crop and pasture biochemistry and physiology
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