Biomics

Aegilops, Aegilops aucheri, Ae. speltoides, section Sitopsis, subsection Truncata, subsection Emarginata, classification, donor, subgenome G, polyploid wheats, Triticum, Emmer lineage, Timopheevii lineage, phylogenetic tree, whole genome sequencing

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