Higgins P (1999) The Handbook of Australian, New Zealand and Antarctic Birds, Volume 4, Parrots to
Dollarbird. (Oxford University Press: Melbourne)
Parrots to
dollarbird. In: Higgins PJ, Peter JM, Cowling SJ, eds.
Dollarbird), followed by faba beans in 2005 (Vicia faba L.) and wheat again in 2006.
The Azallini and Cox test detected one significant crossover G x Y interaction for grain redness (Reeves and Condor), one for grain yellowness (`Houtman' and `Stiletto'), and 12 for lutein (`Sunset' with `Dollarbird' and `Hartog'; `Carnamah' with Chile Late,
Dollarbird, Hartog, Kiata, `Leichhardt', Sunelg, `Tasman', CDC Teal, AC Reed, and Argent).
Higgins PJ (Ed) (1999) Handbook of Australian, New Zealand and Antarctic birds, Volume 4: Parrots to
Dollarbird. (Oxford University Press: Melbourne)
Sr2 was detected in several highly resistant old, tall Kenyan cultivars like Kenya plume (Singh and McIntosh, 1986) and semidwarf CIMMYT, cultivars Pavon F 76, Parula, Kingbird,
Dollarbird etc.
Wheat PGP responses have, however, been reported across a range of other cultivars including Janz, Frame, and
Dollarbird (Whitelaw et al.
DNA sequence analysis of the 120-bp product cloned from Sr2 cultivars Hope, Cranbrook, and
Dollarbird revealed 100% sequence identity, but when compared with cv.