ABOU AL FADIL T., DECHAMP-GUILLAUME G., POORMOHAMMAD KIANI S. and SARRAFI A.- Genetic variability and heritability for resistance to black stem (Phoma macdonaldii) in sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.)..........

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ADENIJI, O.T., AJALA M.O., BKEINDE O. and LADEINDE T.A.O. – Combining ability and genetic effects of seed yield in West African okra Abelmoschus caillei (A.chev) Stevels......................................

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ALEJO-JAIMES A., JARDINAUD M.F., MAURY P., ALIBERT G., GENTZBITTEL l, SARRAFI A., GRIEU P. AND PETIPREZ M. – Genetic variation for germination and physiological traits in sunflower mutants induced by gamma rays.............................................................................................

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AMMIRAJU J.S.S., DHOLAKIA B.B., JAWDEKAR G., SANTRA D.K., RODER M.S., SINGH H., LAGU M.D., DHALIWAL H.S., RAO V.S., RANJEKAR P.K. and GUPTA V.S.- Identification of chromosomal regions governing grain size and shape in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)…………………

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ANNICHIARICO P. and TAVA A.-Cyanogenic potential of Italian white clover natural populations……………………………………………………………

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ARABI M.I.E. – Durable resistance to net blotch and agronomic performance in some barley mutants………………………………

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BADU-APRAKU B., FAKOREDE M.A.B., MENKIR A., KAMARA A.Y., AKANVOU L and CHABI Y. – Response of early maturing maize to multiple-stresses in the Guinea savanna of West and Central Africa……………………

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BINODH A.K. and KALAIYARASI R.- Studies on genetic diversity among rice CMS lines developed from various sources for pollen sterility and floral traits...

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BIONE N.C.P., BOLDRINI K.R., PAGLIARINI M.S and DE ALMEIDA L.A. – Cytological expression in a ms1 male-sterile, female-fertile Brasilian soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merrill] mutant line compared with previous reports……

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CHATTERJEE A., SHUKLA S. and SINGH S.P.- Genetic vartiability for different quantitative traits in M₂ generations of opium poppy (Papaver somniferum L.)

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DALLA RIZZA M., REAL D., QUESENBERRY K.H. and ALBERTINI E. – Plant reproductive system determination under field conditions based on codominant markers…………………………………………………….

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EHDAIE B., MADORE M. A., MIRANDA E:R. and WAINES J.G. – Postanthesis assimilate translocation in spring bread wheat genotypes using C technique……………………………

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FATTA DEL BOSCO S. and MARIANI A. – Meiotic abnormalities in microsporogenesis of citrus genotypes....................................

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FUENTES J.L., ARTECHE J. SUAREZ E., GOMEZ P.J., BORGES E. and CORNIDE M.T.- Genetic base and commercial utilization of rice varieties in Cuba................................................................

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GANEVA G.D. and LANDJEVA S.P. – Genome structure of Bulgarian bread wheat cultivars as revealed by meiotic chromosome pairing and interchange analysis…………………………………………………………………….

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GHOSH S.K.and GULATI S.C.- Comparison of divergence analysis methods in Indian mustard (Brassica juncea L.) and its relationship with heterosis………

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HARIPRASANNA K., ZAMAN F.U. and SINGH A.K. – Influence of male sterile cytoplasms on phenological, morphological and yield related traits in hybrid rice (Oryza sativa L. ssp. indica)…………………………….

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HASSAWI D. S. and HDEIB T. – Genetic analysis of olive genotypes (Olea europaea L.) using random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD)……………..

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MAHESWARAN M.- Molecular profiling of rice cultivars using RAPD and AFLP marker systems…………………………………..

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MELCHIORRE P. and BARTOLONI N. – Phenetic relationships among native races of maize (Zea mays ssp. mays) from Northwestern Argentine (Catamarca)

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MORREALE G., BERIO T., FILIDEI E., LAURA M. and ALLAVENA A. – Fate of T-DNA in tabacco plants co-transformed with two Agrobacterium tumefaciens strains…………………………………………..

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NABIPOUR A., YAZDI-SAMADI B. and SARRAFI A. – Genetic control of some morphological mutant in sunflower……………………

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NADARAJAN N., NETAJI S.V.S.R.K. and GUNASEKARAN M. – Identification and exploitation of wide compatible genotypes in inter-racial hybrids in rice (Oryza sativa L.)………………………………….

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NAIDENOVA N. and VASSILEVSKA-IVANOVA R. – Genetic study of necrotic leaf pea (Pisum sativum L.) mutants………………………………..

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PATIL B.S., RAVIKUMAR R.L. and SALIMATH P.M. – An analysis of gametophytic and sporophytic tolerance to moisture stress in sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. Moench)………………………………………….

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PISACANE V., REDAELLI R. and BERARDO N. – Reducing time analysis for the determination of tocols in cereals by normal-phase high performance liquid chromatography………………………………………………………………..

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PRATAP A., SETHI G.S. and CHAUDHARY H.K.- Comparative performance of androgenesis and maize-mediated stems of polyhaploid induction in wheat and triticale.....................................................

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PUNITHA D. and RAVEENDRAN T.S.- Breakup of linkage blocks following irradiation in intra hirsutum crosses of coloured cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.)..

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RACHID AL-CHAARANI, GENTZBITTEL L., BERRAULT G., LENOBLE S. and SARRAFI A. – The effects of gamma rays and genotypes on sunflower organogenesis traits………………………………………………….

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RAJESWARI S. and RAMASWAMY N.M. –Pollen tube growth and embryology of ovule abortion in Sesamum alatum and S. indicum crosses……….

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RANA M.K., KUMARI R., SINGH S. and BHAT K.V.- Cross-species transferability of microsatellites in lentil (Lens culinaris ssp. culinaris, Medik)...

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RODRIGUEZ N.N., VALDES-INFANTE J., BECKER D., VELASQUEZ B., COTO O., RITTER E., and ROHDE W. – Morphological, agronomic and molecular characterization of Cuban accessions of guava (Psidium guajava L.)…

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ROTARENCO V., CHALYK S. and EDER J.- Utilization of maize haploid plants in a recurrent selection procedure……………….....................................

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SADDOUD O., SALHI-HANNACHI A, CHATTI K., RHOUMA A., MARRAKCHI M. and TRIFI M. – Survey of molecular polymorphisms in Tunisian common fig (Ficus carica L.) by nuclear microsatellite markers…..

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SAKAR D. and BICER B.T. – Inheritance of days to flowering and seed weight in chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) and efficiency of selection from early generation

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SHARMA R, KANT A. and KAUSHAL R.P. – Generation of pea mutants for resistance to Ascochyta blight and powdery mildew and their characterization using isozyme markers……………………………………………………

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SHARMA S., CHAUDHARY H.K., SETHI G.S., SINGH S. and PRATAP A. – Genetics of haploid induction in crosses involving winter and spring wheats following wheat x maize system…………………………..

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SHIRKOT P., SHARMA D.R. and SHIRKOT C.K. – Partial characterization of kiwifruit (Actinidia deliciosa var. deliciosa) cultivars using isozyme polymorphism………………………………………………………………….

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SHUKLA N., SANGWAN N.S., MIRSA H.O. and SANGWAN R.S. – Characterization of Boerhavia diffusa L. mutant lines by RAPD and isozyme selected for agronomically valuable traits………………………………..

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SHUKLA S., BHARGAVA A., CHATTERJEE A. and SINGH S.P. – Estimates of genetic parameters to determine variability for foliage yield and its different quantitative and qualitative traits in vegetable amaranth (A. tricolor)………..

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SINGH S.P. and SINGH M. – Multivariate analysis in relation to genetic improvement in Cuphea procumbens …………………………………….

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SPARACINO A.C., HALFER C., STRADA E., TANO F. and DITTO D.- Identification and characterization of somatic chromosomes of red rice (Oryza sativa subs.japonica var. sylvatica) by means of a computerized chromosome image method (CHIA-EA).......................................................

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WATANABE N., BANNIKOVA S.V. and GONCHAROV N.P. – Inheritance and chromosomal location of the gene for long glume phenotype found in Portuguese landraces of hexaploid wheat, “Arrancada”………………………

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WATANABE N., IMAMURA I. and KOVAL S.F. – Mapping of chlorine mutant genes on the long arm of homoelogous group 7 chromosomes in common wheat with ditelocentric lines…………………………….

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ADENIJI O.T. and KEHINDE O.B. – Diallel analysis of earliness in West African okra (A. caillei [A. Chev] Stevels)……………………………….

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CALCAGNO F., SOARE T., SOARE G., CALCAGNO L. BOZZINI A. and CALCAGNO F. – Recurrent selection in berseem, Trifolium alexandrinum L….

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HANG A., BURTON C.S. and HOFFMAN D.L. – Use of intersimple sequence repeat (ISSR) polymorphisms to study genetic relationships in closely related North American malting barley cultivars………………………….

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LÚQUEZ J. and SUÁREZ P. – Parental selection for development of mapping populations for identification of QTL’S for Sclerotinia stem rot resistance in soybean...................................................................................................

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