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Stem rust resistance genes have been found in four different sources of Aegilops speltoides. These include diploid accessions AEG357-4 and AEG874-60 and the amphiploids Chinese Spring/Ae. speltoides TA8026 and TS01. Stem rust resistance was mapped to the 2S chromosomes derived from each of these lines. The previously reported 2B-2S#3 translocation derived from AEG357-4 was found to carry two stem rust resistance genes, here temporarily named SrAes2t and SrAes3t. The resistance genes found on the 2S chromosomes each derived from TA8026, TS01 and AEG874-60 are named SrAes4t, SrAes5t and SrAes6t, respectively. Lines carrying genes SrAes2t and SrAes3t are being distributed to wheat breeding programs around the world.

Transfer to Wheat of Potentially New Stem Rust Resistance Genes from Aegilops speltoides