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An overnational cereal circuit for developing locally adapted organic seeds of wheat.

Karl-Josef Müller, Peter Kunz, Hartmut Spieß, Bertold Heyden, Eckart Irion, Christine Karutz

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On several locations in Germany and Switzerland, new and local varieties of winter wheat were compared to the variety "Bussard" in trial plots with 2-4 replications. Among other parameters, baking quality and gluten content were analised and discussed.

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On several locations in Germany and Switzerland, new and local varieties of winter wheat were compared to the variety "Bussard" in trial plots with 2-4 replications. Among other parameters, baking quality and gluten content were analised and discussed.

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On several locations in Germany and Switzerland, new and local varieties of winter wheat were compared to the variety "Bussard" in trial plots with 2-4 replications. Among other parameters, baking quality and gluten content were analised and discussed.

Key concepts: Gluten, Agronomy, Winter wheat, Organic farming, Wheat gluten, Biology, Mathematics, Food science

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