Table 1.

T. monococcum accessions used in this study

Accession	Variety	Origin Country	Year of collection	Growth habit	Donors	Resources
MDR001	flavescens	Algeria	-	Spring	JIC6	Transformable12
MDR002	atriaristatum	Balkans	-	Spring	JIC	Transformable12, mapping population
MDR024	hornemannii; flavescens	Chechen	1904	Spring	VIR7
MDR037	macedonicum	Armenia	1934	Spring	VIR
MDR040	vulgare; macedonicum	Bulgaria	1940	Spring	VIR	Mapping population
MDR043	vulgare	Greece	1950	Spring	VIR	Mapping population
MDR044	hornemannii	Turkey	1965	Spring	VIR	Mapping population
MDR045	vulgare	Denmark	1970	Spring	VIR
MDR046	atriaristatum/macedonicum	Romania	1970	Spring	VIR
MDR047	macedonicum; vulgare	Hungary	1970	Winter	VIR
MDR049	pseudohornemannii	Iran		Winter	VIR
MDR0501		Italy		Spring	JIC	EMS mutagenised population13
MDR217		Turkey		Spring	USDA8	Mapping population
MDR229		Spain		Spring	USDA	Mapping population
MDR3082		Italy		Spring	UC Davis9	BAC library, genetic map, EST library, mapping populations
MDR6503		Iran			USDA
MDR6524		Turkey			ACPFG10	Mapping populations
MDR6575		?			MPI11	Mapping populations

¹Selection from a cross between T. monococcum and T. sinskajae (Korzun et al., 1998) [42].

²T. monococcum DV92; provided by Jorge Dubcovsky, UC Davies, USA.

³T. monococcum PI 355520 from USDA, ARS, USA.

⁴T. monococcum AUS16273-2; provided by Dr. Yuri Shavrukov, ACPFG, Australia.

⁵T. monococcum L118; provided by Benjamin Killian, MPI, Cologne, Germany.

⁶John Innes Centre, Norwich, United Kingdom.

⁷N. I. Vavilov Institute of Plant Industry, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation.

⁸United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Aberdeen, ID, USA.

⁹University of California, Davis, CA, USA.

¹⁰Australian Centre for Plant Functional Genomics, Canberra, Australia.

¹¹Max Planck Institute, Cologne, Germany.

¹²Huw Jones, Rothamsted Research, Harpenden, UK, personal communication.

¹³Kay Denyer, John Innes Centre, UK, personal communication.