Plant Breeding

Phenotypic selection for high resistance to Fusarium head blight after introgression of quantitative trait loci (QTL) from exotic spring wheat and verification by simple sequence repeat markers a posteriori
pp. 217-221(5)
Authors: Miedaner, T.; Wilde, F.; Korzun, V.; Ebmeyer, E.

Combining ability and heterosis under pest epidemics in a broad-based global wheat-breeding population
pp. 222-227(6)
Authors: Ortiz, R.; Wagoire, W. W.; Stølen, O.; Alvarado, G.; Crossa, J.

Evidence of a major genetic factor conditioning freezing sensitivity in winter wheat
pp. 228-234(7)
Authors: Skinner, D. Z.; Garland-Campbell, K. A.

A cytological study on aluminium-treated wheat anther cultures resulting in plants with increased Al tolerance
pp. 235-240(6)
Authors: Bakos, F.; Darkó, É.; Ascough, G.; Gáspár, L.; Ambrus, H.; Barnabás, B.

Reduction in kernel weight as a potential indirect selection criterion for wheat grain yield under terminal heat stress
pp. 241-248(8)
Authors: Sharma, R. C.; Tiwary, A. K.; Ortiz-Ferrara, G.

Optimization of mature embryo-based high frequency callus induction and plant regeneration from elite wheat cultivars grown in China
pp. 249-255(7)
Authors: Yu, Y.; Wang, J.; Zhu, M.-L.; Wei, Z.-M.

Reproductive stage tolerance to salinity and alkalinity stresses in rice genotypes
pp. 256-261(6)
Authors: Rao, P. Surekha; Mishra, B.; Gupta, S. R.; Rathore, A.

Introgression of a quantitative trait locus for spikelets per panicle from Oryza minuta to the O. sativa cultivar Hwaseongbyeo
pp. 262-267(6)
Authors: Linh, L.-H.; Hang, N.-T.; Jin, F.-X.; Kang, K.-H.; Lee, Y.-T.; Kwon, S.-J.; Ahn, S.-N.

QTL analysis for resistance to preharvest sprouting in rice (Oryza sativa)
pp. 268-273(6)
Authors: Gao, F. Y.; Ren, G. J.; Lu, X. J.; Sun, S. X.; Li, H. J.; Gao, Y. M.; Luo, H.; Yan, W. G.; Zhang, Y. Z.

Predicting breeding values of spring barley accessions by using the singular value decomposition of genetic similarities
pp. 274-278(5)
Authors: Bauer, A. M.; Reetz, T. C.; Léon, J.

QTL mapping of nutrient components in maize kernels under low nitrogen conditions
pp. 279-285(7)
Authors: Liu, Z. H.; Xie, H. L.; Tian, G. W.; Chen, S. J.; Wang, C. L.; Hu, Y. M.; Tang, J. H.

Dissection of genetic variance of fibre quality in advanced generations from an interspecific cross of Gossypium hirsutum and G. barbadense
pp. 286-294(9)
Authors: He, D. H.; Lin, Z. X.; Zhang, X. L.; Zhang, Y. X.; Li, W.; Nie, Y. C.; Guo, X. P.

Prefertilization barriers to interspecific hybridization involving Gossypium hirsutum and four diploid wild species
pp. 295-300(6)
Authors: GaneshRam, S.; HariRamakrishnan, S.; Thiruvengadam, V.; KannanBapu, J. R.

Karyotype analysis and physical mapping of 45S rRNA genes in Hydrangea species by fluorescence in situ hybridization
pp. 301-307(7)
Authors: VanLaere, K.; VanHuylenbroeck, J.; VanBockstaele, E.

Pollen-mediated transgene flow in lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.)
pp. 308-314(7)
Authors: Giannino, D.; Nicolodi, C.; Testone, G.; DiGiacomo, E.; Iannelli, M. A.; Frugis, G.; Mariotti, D.

Beet mild yellowing virus resistance derived from wild and cultivated Beta germplasm
pp. 315-318(4)
Authors: Grimmer, M. K.; Bean, K. M. R.; Luterbacher, M. C.; Stevens, M.; Asher, M. J. C.

Allelic relationship between spontaneous and induced mutant genes for stem fasciation in chickpea
pp. 319-321(3)
Authors: Srinivasan, S.; Gaur, P. M.; Rao, B. V.

38–48 kDa subunits of buckwheat 13S globulins are controlled by a single locus
pp. 322-324(3)
Authors: Luthar, Z.; Rogl, S.; Kump, B.; Javornik, B.