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On the ground of data of foreign literature the authors consider the target utilization of barley in connection with -glucans in grain. The authors analyzed the influence of a genotype, climatic conditions and agronomic methods of plant growing on -glucans content in barley corn. The information was presented about physiologo-biochemical parameters -glucans, which may be helpful for a development of indirect estimation of breeding material. Thus, it was fixed the negative correlation between -glucans content in barley grain on the one hand and value of 1000seeds mass, amylose and starch content, ash percent, corn yield — on the other hand. The strong positive correlation was found between the content in corn of glucans, lipids, protein and the grain-unit and its hardness. The existence of such correlations makes possible the development of indirect estimation during barley breeding on heightened/reduced -glucans content in grain. It was shown, that glumaceous amylose-free varieties are more advanced agronomically (in arid climate, especially), as they are able to realize a substantial potential of yield with high content of -glucans. The authors made a conclusion about an importance of genetic variability in content of -glucans in barley grain for successful breeding on this determinant.

β-GLUCANS CONTENT AS A PERSPECTIVE TRAIT IN THE BARLEY BREEDING FOR FOODSTUFF USE (review)