VA00H-137 Barley (Doyce)

Doyce hulless barley, formerly designated VA00H-137, was released by the Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station in 2003. The name Doyce was selected in recognition of Dr. Doyce Graham, retired small grains breeder of Clemson University in South Carolina, who developed an initial set of winter hulless barley lines from which SC890585 was selected and used as one of the parents in the cross from which Doyce was derived.

Doyce is a high yielding, moderately-late maturing, long awned, six-row hulless winter barley with very good straw strength, test weight, and resistance to leaf rust (Puccinia hordei G. Otth). Doyce barley originated from a series of crosses comprised of CMB79-54//VA90-42-56/VA90-42-22/3/ ‘Pamunkey’/4/SC890585. Doyce was developed using a modified bulk breeding method and was derived as a F5 headrow selected in 1999.

Patent Information:

App Type	Country	Serial No.	Patent No.	File Date	Issued Date	Patent Status
US Plant Variety (PVP)	*United States	200500267	200500267	5/26/2005	2/14/2006	Issued PVP Certificate

Category(s):

Agriculture

Bookmark this page

Download as PDF

For Information, Contact:

Rob Whitehead

Senior Licensing Manager

Virginia Tech Intellectual Properties, Inc.

(540) 443-9219

rwhitehead@vtip.org

Inventors:

Carl Griffey

Keywords:

Agriculture/Germplasm

Plant Varieties