Abstract
Kernel hardness measurements were performed on lines from a Canada Prairie Spring wheat cross. High correlations were found between performance of F2-derived F5 bulks from a winter increase nursery (latitude 33°N) with performance of the related F4 and F6 bulks grown in Edmonton (latitude 54°N). It is proposed that hardness testing of samples increased in winter nurseries may allow greater efficiency in a spring wheat breeding program.Key words: Wheat (spring), kernel hardness, breeding
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