This invention discloses a method for creating new
germplasm of large-spike, large-grain wheat. The method involves hybridizing dwarf wheat, large-spike wheat varieties or lines, and large-grain wheat varieties or lines as parents to obtain dwarf
hybrid seeds. Half of the dwarf
hybrid seeds are planted, and superior fertile plants with large spikes or large grains are selected. The other half of the dwarf
hybrid seeds are then planted and hybridized with the selected superior fertile plants with large spikes or large grains to obtain a dwarf wheat selection
population. Superior fertile plants with large spikes and large grains are obtained from this selection
population, and through continuous self-
pollination, these superior plants are selected to obtain new large-spike, large-grain wheat lines. This invention clarifies the construction method and selection criteria for large-spike, large-grain wheat selection populations, significantly improving the breeding efficiency of large-spike, large-grain wheat. The newly bred large-spike, large-grain wheat lines increase the number of grains per spike and the thousand-
grain weight, enhancing the yield potential of wheat and providing important
germplasm support for high-yield wheat breeding and yield improvement.