
By Jules Janick
Plant Breeding stories, quantity 24, half 1 offers state of the art reports on plant genetics and the breeding of all kinds of vegetation through either conventional capacity and molecular equipment. The emphasis of the sequence is on method, a realistic figuring out of crop genetics, and functions to significant crops.Content:
Chapter 1 commitment John W. Dudley: the guy and his paintings (pages 1–10): Rita Hogan Mumm
Chapter 2 Genes and choice: Retrospect and Prospect (pages 11–40): George P. Redei
Chapter three Champaign County, Illinois, and the starting place of Hybrid Corn (pages 41–59): A. Forrest Troyer
Chapter four The highbrow Legacy of the Illinois Long?Term choice test (pages 61–78): Irwin L. Goldman
Chapter five a hundred Generations of choice for Oil and Protein in Corn (pages 79–110): J. W. Dudley and R. J. Lambert
Chapter 6 RFLP version Frequency variations between Illinois Long?Term choice Protein traces (pages 111–131): V. Mikkilineni and T. R. Rocheford
Chapter 7 Physiological alterations Accompanying Long?Term choice for Grain Protein in Maize (pages 133–151): F. E. less than, J. R. Seebauer, M. Uribelarrea, M. C. Schneerman and S. P. Moose
Chapter eight unmarried Kernel choice for elevated Grain Oil in Maize Synthetics and High?Oil Hybrid improvement (pages 153–175): R. J. Lambert, D. E. Alexander and that i. J. Mejaya
Chapter nine inhabitants ? and Quantitative?Genetic types of choice Limits (pages 177–225): Bruce Walsh
Chapter 10 Mutational version and Long?Term choice reaction (pages 227–247): Peter D. Keightley
Chapter eleven inhabitants dimension and Long?Term choice (pages 249–268): Kenneth Weber
Chapter 12 Gene interplay and choice (pages 269–291): Charles J. Goodnight
Chapter thirteen Marker?Assisted choice (pages 293–309): Richard Johnson
Chapter 14 Long?Term choice with identified Quantitative Trait Loci (pages 311–335): Jack C. M. Dekkers and Petek Settar