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Pisum Genetics Association |
PISUM GENETICS The Pisum NewsLetter till 1990 |
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Volume 11, 1979 Published by PGA since 1969 |
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COVER
Perhaps it can be said that the Tedins, Hans and Olof, were responsible for introducing pea genetics to Scandinavia. The papers by Hans Tedin in Hereditas 1920-1928, and the one by Hans and Olof Tedin and Wellensiek, 1925, can be counted among the classic genetical papers on Pisum. Hans Tedin (1860-1930) was employed as plant breeder at the Swedish Seed Association, Svalof, from 1891 nearly until his death in 1930. He showed already in the 1890's that old landraces of self-fertilizing plants could be split up into a multitude of constant strains. This is said to be an important foundation for Johannsen's later work resulting in the pure line concept. After the rediscovery of Mendel, he started systematic genetic studies with Pisum. Olof Tedin (1898-1966), the son of Hans, also spent most of his professional career as a plant breeder with the Swedish Seed Association. He is famous in Sweden for his book (co-authored with Bonnier), "Biologisk variationsanalys" (Biological Analysis of Variance), a book which is noted for its clarity, simplicity, and logic. Cover picture created by Monica Juffs from photographs furnished byDr. S. Blixt. |
PNL Vol. 11 CONTENTS
Preface | HTML | ||
Research Reports | |||
TESTA ANTHOCYANINS IN PISUM. R. K. Crowden |
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A GENE
FOR STEM BIFURCATION WITH FULL PENETRANCE. |
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EFFECT
OF GENOTYPIC BACKGROUND AND ENVIRONMENT ON THE |
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A PEA
MUTANT HIGHLY SUSCEPTIBLE TO THE FUNGICIDE "Maneb" |
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YIELD
POTENTIAL OF SEMI-DWARF AND DWARF GENOTYPES. |
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A PISUM
GENE PREVENTING TRANSITION FROM THE VEGETATIVE TO |
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SIMPLE PROTEIN ASSAY
FOR PEA. K. Hartmann |
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PRESENCE OF THE HIGH-CYST1NE FRACTION IN THE PISUM SEED
ALBUMINS. |
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AGRONOMIC PERFORMANCE AND SEED PROTEIN YIELD OF SOME PEA |
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POPULATION PERFORMANCE AND GENETIC PARAMETERS OF SOME |
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RECIPROCAL
TRANSLOCATION IN PEA. M. L. H. Kaul |
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HYBRIDIZATION TECHNIQUE VS. SUCCESS RATE. |
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LOCATION OF _B AND St
IN PISUM. R. L. Lamm |
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REGENERATION OF GENE LINES OF Pisum sativum FROM CALLUS
CULTURES. |
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ON THE
RELATIONSHIP OF ANTHOCYANIN PIGMENTATION AND STEM |
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AN
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE PRESENCE OR ABSENCE OF BASAL STEM |
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LINKAGE RELATIONS OF
mo. G. A. Marx and R. Provvidenti. |
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GENETIC
RESISTANCE TO Heterodera goettingiana Lieb. IN PISUM. |
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VARIATION IN ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF UREA-TREATED LEGUMIN |
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SCREENING FOR ESTIMATING OPTIMAL DOSES OF COMBINED CHEMICAL |
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TEMPERATURE
DEPENDENT BEHAVIOR OF A CHLOROPHYLL MUTANT OF
PEAS. |
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Comments |
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Some
facts and thoughts about amyloplast enzyme
compartmentation. |
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New Varieties | 38 | ||
Author Index | 39 | ||
Directory of Members | 72 | ||
Announcement | 86 |
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