The document summarizes research on the genetic diversity of rust resistance genes found in wild wheat species Triticum and Aegilops. It discusses how these wild relatives represent a valuable gene pool for breeding rust resistant wheat varieties. Specifically, it finds that various accessions of species like Ae. tauschii, Ae. triuncialis, Ae. geniculata show resistance to important rusts like leaf rust and stripe rust at the seedling and adult plant stages, representing genes that could be transferred to cultivated wheat through breeding. The document also provides tables summarizing the large germplasm collection of wild wheat species maintained by the researchers which represents a valuable resource for rust resistance.