High Protein Oat Species
Abstract
A high protein (up to 40%) tetraploid oat variety is provided that is suitable for large scale oat production using standard farming practices. A tetraploid oat variety includes one or more of lodging resistance, shattering resistance, erect growth habit, and seeds similar to traditional cultivated hexaploid oat, A. sativa. The tetraploid oat variety of the invention can also include a stable fatty acid profile, high iron content, high folic acid content, or high free essential amino acid content. A tetraploid oat variety may be used as foundational seed in a plant breeding program for development of lines and varieties with high protein content. Oat products produced from the tetraploid oat variety of the invention are also included as well as resultant oat foodstuffs such as high protein granola bars, hot cereals food stuffs, cold cereal foodstuffs, snackbars, cookies, gluten-free products, snacks, muffins, pancake mix and the like.
Claims
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1 . An Avena magna variety that includes the following characteristics resulting from a genotype or combination of genotypes found in one or more of an Avena magna variety selected from 96.5.6 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122534), 96.5.34 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122532), 96.5.55 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-125485), and 100.2.235 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122533):
a. a statistically significant increase in seed protein content as compared to Avena sativa variety ‘Leggett’ when grown under the same environment under the same conditions, and b. a semi-dwarf height.
2 . The Avena magna variety of claim 1 , wherein the statistically significant increase in seed protein content or the semi-dwarf height results from a genotype of combination of genotypes found in Avena magna variety 96.5.55 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-125485).
3 . The Avena magna variety of claim 1 , wherein the statistically significant increase in seed protein content or the semi-dwarf height results from a genotype of combination of genotypes found in Avena magna variety 96.5.6 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122534).
4 . The Avena magna variety of claim 1 , wherein the statistically significant increase in seed protein content or the semi-dwarf height results from a genotype of combination of genotypes found in Avena magna variety 96.5.34 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122532).
5 . The Avena magna variety of claim 1 , wherein the statistically significant increase in seed protein content or the semi-dwarf height results from a genotype of combination of genotypes found in Avena magna variety 100.2.235 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122533).
6 . The Avena magna variety of claim 1 , further comprise an additional characteristic selected from:
i. a comparable or superior lodging resistance compared to Avena sativa variety ‘Leggett’ when grown under the same environment under the same conditions, and ii. a comparable or superior shattering resistance compared to Avena sativa variety ‘Leggett’ when grown under the same environment under the same conditions.
7 . The Avena magna variety of claim 6 , wherein the additional characteristic results from a genotype or combination of genotypes found in one or more of an Avena magna variety selected from 96.5.6 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122534), 96.5.34 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122532), 96.5.55 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-125485), and 100.2.235 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122533).
8 . The Avena magna variety of claim 1 , wherein the variety has a further characteristic being superior to Avena sativa variety ‘Leggett’ when grown under the same environment under the same conditions, the further characteristic selected from:
time to maturity,
seed yield,
seed oleic/linoleic ratio,
seed iron content,
seed folic acid content, and
seed free essential amino acid content.
9 . The Avena magna variety of claim 8 , wherein the further characteristic results from a genotype or combination of genotypes found in one or more of an Avena magna variety selected from 96.5.6 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122534), 96.5.34 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122532), 96.5.55 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-125485), and 100.2.235 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122533).
10 . The Avena magna variety of claim 1 , further comprising at least one genotypic trait found in the Avena magna variety selected from 96.5.6 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122534), 96.5.34 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122532), 96.5.55 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-125485), 100.2.235 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122533).
11 . The Avena magna variety of claim 1 , wherein the seed protein content is at least double that of Avena sativa variety ‘Leggett’ when grown under the same environment under the same conditions.
12 . A population of plants comprising a plurality of plants of the variety of claim 1 .
13 . Seed of the variety of claim 1 .
14 . An Avena magna variety that includes the following traits that are inherited from one or more of an Avena magna variety selected from 96.5.6 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122534), 96.5.34 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122532), 96.5.55 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-125485), and 100.2.235 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122533):
a. a statistically significant increase in seed protein content as compared to Avena sativa variety ‘Leggett’ when grown under the same environment under the same conditions, and b. a semi-dwarf height.
15 . The Avena magna variety of claim 14 , further comprising a characteristic selected from:
i. a comparable or superior lodging resistance compared to Avena sativa variety ‘Leggett’ when grown under the same environment under the same conditions, or ii. a comparable or superior shattering resistance compared to Avena sativa variety ‘Leggett’ when grown under the same environment under the same conditions.
16 . The Avena magna variety of claim 15 , wherein the characteristic results from a genotype or combination of genotypes found in one or more of an Avena magna variety selected from 96.5.6 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122534), 96.5.34 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122532), 96.5.55 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-125485), and 100.2.235 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122533).
17 . The Avena magna variety of claim 15 , wherein the characteristic is inherited from an Avena magna variety selected from 96.5.6 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122534), 96.5.34 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122532), 96.5.55 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-125485), and 100.2.235 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122533).
18 . The Avena magna variety of claim 14 , wherein the variety has a further characteristic being superior to Avena sativa variety ‘Leggett’ when grown under the same environment under the same conditions, the further characteristic selected from:
time to maturity,
seed yield,
seed oleic/linoleic ratio,
seed iron content,
seed folic acid content, and
seed free essential amino acid content.
19 . The Avena magna variety of claim 18 , wherein the further characteristic results from a genotype or combination of genotypes found in one or more of an Avena magna variety selected from 96.5.6 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122534), 96.5.34 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122532), 96.5.55 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-125485), and 100.2.235 (American Type Culture Collection accession PTA-122533).
20 . The Avena magna variety of claim 14 , wherein the seed protein content is at least double that of Avena sativa variety ‘Leggett’ when grown under the same environment under the same conditions.
21 . The Avena magna variety of claim 14 , comprising a seed oleic/linoleic ratio greater than 1.
22 . A population of plants comprising a plurality of plants of the variety of claim 14 .
23 . Seed of the variety of claim 14 .Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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