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The Aegilops genus is a wild relative to the bread wheat, having chromosomes   homologous to wheat chromosomes. That genus could be the source of many   usefull abiotic stress tolerance genes. Facing a global climate changes, as   well as, environmental erosion, it is important to create a desirable genetic   variability that could correspond to environmental challenges. Heavy metals   in soil could cause soil pollution, could lead to different phenotypic   changes in plants, and could enter food chain. Assessment of Aegilops sp.   population variation, as well as, heavy metal content in their habitat was   the main goal in this research. Aegilops population composition was examined   and samples were taken from 55 localities of South Adriatic coastal and   littoral areas. Topsoil samples from all the localities were taken and heavy   metal content, namely Cr, Pb, Zn, Ni, Cd and Cu, was analyzed,. Manganese   content was measured, as well. Value of pH was established

Species variation of Aegilops genus and heavy metal content in plant habitat soil at southern Adriatic localities