Researchers have genetically characterized almost 80,000 samples of wheat from public germplasm banks, "a massive-scale genotyping and diversity analysis" of the two types of wheat grown globally -- bread and pasta wheat -- and of 27 known wild species. The results show distinct biological groupings within bread wheats and suggest that a large proportion of the genetic diversity present in landraces has not been used to develop new high-yielding, resilient and nutritious varieties.