Table 2. Results of crosses among T. urartu (genome A^u) and T. m. monococcum (genome A^m) and fertility of the derived progenies.

♀	♂	F1 Plants Grown					F2 Plants Grown			Further Generations
		No. Plants	No. Ears	No. Spikelets tested	Total No. of Seeds	% Fertilitya	No. Plants	% Fertilitya	No. Plants	% Fertility (Range)a
T. m. monococcum	T. urartu
ID 396	ID 1122	5	53	<3000	3	<0.05	2		280 (F3)	0−84.5
									80 (F3)	8.5−89.0
ID 396	ID 1277	1	5	100	0	0
L 118	ID 388	7	−	700	33	0.26−1.44	5		0–35	71 (S1BC5)
									0–23	48 (BC6)
T. m. boeoticum	T. urartu
ID 752	ID 1122	2	9	274	14	0.8−4.1	6	29−77
	ID 1277	2	22	200	11	1.0−4.5	7	5−29
	ID 1391	2	13	200	7	0.5−3.0	1	4
	ID 393	1	9	373	10	0−1.0	9	0.5−67
ID 758	ID 1122	6	53	600	6	0−1.5	5	3−79
	ID 1264	2	12	200	1	0−0.5	0
	ID 1277	6	52	562	2	0−1.0	0
T. urartu	T. m. monococcum
ID 1391	ID 396	1	5	100	7	3.5	0
T. urartu	T. m. boeoticum
ID 1122	ID 752	1	2	58	0	0
ID 1391	ID 758	1	9	100	0	0
ID 393	ID 752	5	48	500	0	0
ID 1264	ID 752	4	27	338	2	0 - 1	0

^aBased on the assumption of 2 florets/spikelet.