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1 GCIRC EIGHTH INTERNATIONAL RAPESEED CONGRESS July 9 to 11,1991 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada Edited by D.L McGregor Published by the Organizing Committee of the Eighth International Rapeseed Congress under the auspices of the Groupe Consultatif International de Recherche sur le Colza (GCIRC) and the Canola Council of Canada
2 VoIume:Page GCIRC Superior Scientist Award Citation by G. RObbelen 1:1 Acceptance Lecture by Fu Tingdong 1:6 Plenary Session Rapeseed in an Changing World A.F. McCalla, C.A. Carter RAPESEED IN A CHANGING WORLD: THE IMPACTS OF GLOBAL ISSUES 1:14 G. Robbelen RAPESEED IN A CHANGING WORLD: PLANT PRODUCTION POTENTIAL 1:29 R.A. Carr, B.E. McDonald RAPESEED IN A CHANGING WORLD: PROCESSING AND UTILIZATION 1:39 Breeding: Methodology Technical Session A A - 01 A - 02 A - 03 A - 04 J.D. Patel, M. Elhalwagy, D.G. Charne, I. Grant INTRA- AND INTERPOPULATION IMPROVEMENT IN SPRING BRASSICA NAPUS 1:58 D.G. Chame, W.D. Beversdorf COMPARISONS OF AGRONOMIC AND COMPOSITIONAL TRAITS IN MICROSPORE-DERTVED AND CONVENTIONAL POPULATIONS OF SPRING BRASSICA NAPUS 1:64 G.R. Stringam, M.R. Thiagarajah EFFECTIVENESS OF SELECTION FOR EARLY FLOWERING IN F-2 POPULATIONS OF BRASSICA NAPUS L. - A COMPARISON OF DOUBLED HAPLOID AND SINGLE SEED DESCENT METHODS 1:70 P.B.E. McVetty, R. Scarth, S.R. Rimmer HYBRID CANOLA BREEDING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA 1:76 A - 05 I. Grant, D.G. Charne, J.D. Patel BREEDING STRATEGIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF HYBRID CANOLA 1:82 A-06 T.D.Fu,G.S. Yang, X.N. Yang THE HETEROSIS, CYTOPLASMIC AND NUCLEAR EFFECT, AND RECURRENT SELECTION OF CYTOPLASMIC MALE STERILE RESTORERS IN BRASSICA NAPUS L 1:88 A - 07 D.D. Chamberlain, C.B. Hill, L.M.J. Sovero COMPARISON OF POL AND NORMAL CYTOPLASMS IN RECIPROCAL CROSSES OF BRASSICA NAPUS L. 1:95
3 Breeding: Methodology VolumerPage A - 08 A - 09 A -10 A - 11 A - 12 A - 13 A -14 Y.M. Zhou EFFECTS OF GENETIC BACKGROUNDS ON THE EXPRESSION OF THE DOMINANT MALE STERILE GENE IN BRASSICA NAPUS 1:101 E. Rudloff RESULTS AND PROBLEMS IN BUILDING UP OF SELF-INCOMPATIBLE LINES AND THEIR USE IN HYBRID SEED PRODUCTION OF WINTER RAPE (BRASSICA NAPUS L.I 1:107 A. Gertz BREEDING HYBRID VARIETIES IN OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICA NAPUS) USING SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY 1:113 W. Schweiger MISCHUNGSEFFEKTE ZWISCHEN DH-LINIEN VON WINTERRAPS (BRASSICA NAPUS L.) 1:117 N.S. Varma, S.C. Gulati, Rajni Raman EVALUATION FOR COMBINING ABILITY AND HETEROSIS FOR HYBRID PRODUCTION IN MUSTARD 1:123 N. Thurling, R. Kaveeta YIELD IMPROVEMENT OF BRASSICA NAPUS THROUGH INTROGRESSION OF GENES FOR EARLINESS FROM PRIMARY AND SECONDARY GENE POOLS 1:131 N. Wratten, B.R. Cullis A COMPARISON OF TWO STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES FOR ASSESSING YIELD DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EARLY GENERATION CANOLA SELECTIONS 1:137 Breeding: Quality A - 15 A -17 A -18 A -19 A - 20 A - 21 R. Scarth, P.B.E. McVetty, S.R. Rimmer BREEDING FOR SPECIAL OIL QUALITY IN CANOLA/RAPESEED 1:143 K. Kraling, G. Robbelen POLYUNSATURATION IN THE SEEDOIL OF RAPESEED NOT INFLUENCED BY GRAFT-TRANSMISSIBLE FACTORS 1:149 M.K. Pomeroy, S.A. Sparace, W.A. Keller FATTY ACID AND TRIACYLGLYCEROL BIOSYNTHESIS IN MICROSPORE EMBRYOS OF BRASSICA NAPUS 1:154 S. Hovinen, I. Laakso SELECTION FOR HIGH-YIELDING SPRING TURNIP RAPE LINES WITH HIGHER LINOLEIC/ALPHA-LINOLENIC ACID RATIO 1:159 H.K. Love, G. Rakow, J.P. Raney, R.K. Downey BREEDING IMPROVEMENTS TOWARDS CANOLA QUALITY BRASSICA JUNCEA 1:164 L.C. Alonso, O. Fernandez-Serrano, J. Fernandez-Escobar THE OUTSET OF A NEW OILSEED CROP: BRASSICA CARINATA WITH LOW ERUCIC ACID CONTENT 1:170
4 A - 22 Volume:Page S.S. Badwal, K.L. Ahuja, R.K. Raheja SELECTION FOR DOUBLE LOW INDIAN BRASSICA CAMPESTRIS LINES FROM BRASSICA NAPUS X BRASSICA CAMPESTRIS 1:177 A - 23 A - 24 A - 25 A - 26 A - 27 A - 28 M.R. Ahmadi, G. Robbelen, W. Thies DIE VERERBUNG VON GLUCOSINOLATGEHALT UND-MUSTER BEI DER ARTKREUZUNG BRASSICA OLERACEA X BRASSICA CAMPESTRIS 1:181 M.C.M. Iqbal, C. Mollers SELECTION FOR LOW GLUCOSINOLATE CONTENT IN RAPESEED, BRASSICA NAPUS L., USING HAPLOID EMBRYOIDS FROM MICROSPORE CULTURE 1:187 B. Rucker, E. Rudloff INVESTIGATIONS ON THE INHERITANCE OF THE GLUCOSINOLATE CONTENT IN SEEDS OF WINTER OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICA NAPUS L.) 1:191 M.H. Poulsen, M.H. Rahman, O. St0len, H. S0rensen INTERSPECIFIC CROSSING OF BRASSICA CARINATA AND B. OLERACEA FOR BREEDING YELLOW-SEEDED B. OLERACEA/B. NAPUS 1:197 E. Sobrino-Vesperinas, M.C. Fernandez, F. Monroy CHARACTERISTICS OF A YELLOW-SEED LINE BELONGING TO i BRASSICA NAPUS L 1:203! H.Z. Wang, H.L. Liu GENETIC ANALYSIS OF SEED COLOR INSTABILITY IN YELLOW-SEEDED BRASSICA NAPUS L 1:211 Breeding: Diseases, Insects, Weeds A - 29 A - 30 A - 31 A - 32 A - 33 A - 34 S.J. Kolte, D.K. Bordoloi, R.P. Awasthi THE SEARCH FOR RESISTANCE TO MAJOR DISEASES OF RAPESEED AND MUSTARD IN INDIA 1:219 DJ. Ballinger, P.A. Salisbury, G.P. Kadkol RACE VARIABILITY IN LEPTOSPHAERIA MACULANS FOR THE IMPLICATIONS FOR RESISTANCE BREEDING IN AUSTRALIA 1:226 D.W. Sippell, W. McNabb, R. Hall, J. Patel INHERITANCE OF RESISTANCE TO BLACKLEG (LEPTOSPHAERIA MACULANS) OF CANOLA 1:232 J.L. Taylor, I.E. Borgmann, G. Seguin-Swartz MOLECULAR GENETIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ISOLATES OF LEPTOSPHAERIA MACULANS 1:238 R.F. Mithen, C. Herron TRANSFER OF DISEASE RESISTANCE TO OILSEED RAPE FROM WILD BRASSICA SPECIES 1:244 W. Schilling, W. Friedt BREEDING OF 00-RAPESEED (BRASSICA NAPUS L.) WITH DIFFERENTIAL GLUCOSINOLATE CONTENT IN THE LEAVES 1:251
5 A - 35 A - 36 VoIume:Page S.C. Gulati, N.S. Varma, N. Mani, Rajni Raman RESISTANCE TO WHITE RUST (ALBUGO CANDIDA) IN INDIAN MUSTARD 1:256 A. Gunzelmann, V.H. Paul, A. Kettrup OCCURRENCE, SYMPTOMATOLOGY, SIGNIFICANCE AND EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF OILSEED RAPE WILT CAUSED BY VERTICILLIUM DAHLIAE KLEB. IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY 1:262 A - 37 A - 38 A - 39 A - 40 A - 41 A - 42 V.H. Paul, S. Burhenne, A. Gunzelmann FURTHER RESULTS ON PERONOSPORA PARASITICA (PERS. EX FR.) IN WINTER OILSEED RAPE WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF DOUBLE LOW CULTF/ARS 1:265 A. Thierfelder, E. Hackenberg, K. Nichterlein, W. Friedt DEVELOPMENT OF NEMATODE-RESISTANT RAPESEED GENOTYPES VIA INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION 1:269 E. Diederichsen, M.D. Sacristan RESYNTHESIS OF AMPHIDIPLOID BRASSICA SPECIES AND THEIR CLUBROOT DISEASE REACTIONS 1:274 R.J. Lamb, P. Palaniswamy, R.P. Bodnaryk SELECTION OF OILSEED RAPE WITH RESISTANCE TO FLEA BEETLES 1:280 C.B. Hill INHERITANCE OF SEEDLING BLACKLEG RESISTANCE IN CANOLA 1:286 M.M. Oelck, C.V. Phan, P. Eckes, G. Donn, G. Rakow, W.A. Keller FIELD RESISTANCE OF CANOLA TRANSFORMANTS (BRASSICA NAPUS L.1 TO IGNITE (PHOSPHINOTRICIN) 1:292 Breeding: Biotechnology A - 43 A - 44 A - 45 A - 46 A - 47 B. Huang, E.B. Swanson, C.L. Baszczynski, W.D. Macrae, E. Barbour, V. Armavil, L. Cooke, M. Arnoldo, S. Rozakis, M. Westecott, R.F. Keats, R. Kemble APPLICATION OF MICROSPORE CULTURE TO CANOLA IMPROVEMENT 1:298 D.H. Simmonds, C. Gervais, W.A. Keller EMBRYOGENESIS FROM MICROSPORES OF EMBRYOGENIC AND NON-EMBRYOGENIC LINES OF BRASSICA NAPUS 2:306 S.I. Warwick MOLECULAR RELATIONSHIPS OF BRASSICA AND ALLIED GENERA 2:312 M.J. Truco, C.F. Quiros EVOLUTIONARY STUDY ON BRASSICA NIGRA AND RELATED SPECIES 2:318 K. Song, T.C. Osborn ORIGINS OF BRASSICA NAPUS: NEW EVIDENCE BASED ON NUCLEAR AND CYTOPLASMIC DNA'S 2:324
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