Gene manipulation in plant improvement I and II
- New York: Plenum Press, 1990.
- 437p.
Plant Breeding 1910-1984.- Progress in Conventional Plant Breeding.- Philosophy and Methodology of an International Wheat Breeding Program.- IRRI Breeding Program and Its Worldwide Impact on Increasing Rice Production.- Ideotype Research and Plant Breeding.- Physiological Aspects of Varietal Improvement.- Quantitative Genetic Principles in Plant Breeding.- The Pathological and Entomological Framework of Plant Breeding.- The Genomic System of Classification as a Guide to Intergeneric Hybridization with the Perennial Triticeae.- Evolutionary Relationships and Their Influence on Plant Breeding.- Mutations in Wheat That Raise the Level of Meiotic Chromosome Pairing.- Chromosome Manipulation in Plant Breeding: Progress and Prospects.- InVitro Approaches to Interspecific Hybridization and Chromosome Manipulation in Crop Plants.- The Significance of Doubled Haploid Variation.- Use of Protoplasts: Potentials and Progress.- Somaclonal Variation: Theoretical and Practical Considerations.- Nuclear Architecture and Its Manipulation.- Selecting Better Crops from Cultured Cells.- Molecular Analysis of Alien Chromatin Introduced into Wheat.- Genetic Aspects of Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation.- Chlamydomonasreinhardii, A Potential Model System for Chloroplast Gene Manipulation.- Toward An Understanding of Gene Expression in Plants.- Perspectives on Genetic Manipulation in Plants.- Gene Manipulation and Plant Breeding.- 16th Stadler Genetic Symposium Posters.