of agronomic value when they are cultivated under field conditions. The Argentinean materials, RDD and UPV-101
behaved in this way. We consider that these materials can be grown at present and allow for a marketable yield.
Acknowledgments
The authors gratefully acknowledge the cession of Argentinean varieties by Delio Calvar (INTA Alto Valle)
utilized in this work. Likewise we are extremely grateful for the financial support provided by Instituto Nacional de
lnvestagaciones Agrarias by means of the Projects N4 SC93-183-C3-1 and SC93-184-C5-1 and to the Instituto
Valenciano de Estudios e Investigacion. S. Rosello thanks the Conselleria de Cultura, Educacio i Ciencia de la
Generalitat Valenciana for the grant of his scholarship.
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