Among the 26 collectible varieties and lines of spring barley, samples valuable for various directions of using in the complex of agronomic and biochemical features were discovered. In addition, the allelic state of the Bmy1 gene that determines the activity and thermal stability of b-amylase, Lox-1, which determines the synthesis of lipoxygenase-1, Itr1, responsible for the presence or absence of CMe protein and Wax, which encodes the key enzyme for the amylose synthesis of starch endosperm, is characterized.
Keywords: spring barley, molecular markers, Bmy1 gene, Lox-1 gene, Itr1 gene, Wax gene
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