Alex,

Check with Steve Welch at Kansas State University ([log in to unmask]). He had
a large wheat variety trial dataset, and may have used those data to
estimate genetic coefficients for one or more of these varieties. We have
found that variety trials are valuable sources of information for estimating
genetic coefficients (for soybean), and I believe that Welch did some
corresponding work with wheat.

James W. Jones
Distinguished Professor
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-----Original Message-----
From: Alex Moreno S. [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, May 27, 2002 6:09 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Wheat genetic coefficients


Dear List Members:

I am testing modifications to CERES-Wheat and found a very complete set of
field data that could serve my purpose. But the experimental data
corresponds to cultivars for which I do not have the genetic coefficients.
The cultivars in which I am interested are:

Norstar
Brule
TAM 101
Colt

Does any one have these genetic coefficients and is willing to share them?
Do you have any suggestion?

I appreciate your valuable reply,

Alex

Alex Moreno S.
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School of Natural Resource Sciences
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Lincoln NE 68583-0728
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