Title Wheat : prospects for global improvement : proceeding of the 5th International Wheat Conference, 10-14 June, 1996, Ankara, Turkey / edited by H.-J. Braun ... [and others]

Published Dordrecht ; Boston : Kluwer Academic Publishers, [1997] ©1997

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Description xi, 582 pages : illustrations, maps ; 27 cm Series Developments in plant breeding ; v. 6 Developments in plant breeding ; v. 6 Contents Machine derived contents note: 0. Agricultural Development and Wheat Breeding in the 20th Century; W.E. Kronstad. 1. Collaborative Interdisciplinary Research and Training Program Using Enhanced Wheat Germplasm; W. Kronstad. 2. Wheat Research in Turkey; N. Zencirci, et al. 3. Strategies for Improving Wheat Grain Yield; R.G. Sears. 4. Yield and Stability Factors Associated with Hybrid Wheat; R. Bruns, et al. 5. Breeding Intensive Winter Bread Wheat Varieties for Southern Ukraine; N.A. Litvinenko. 6. Traditional and Novel Wheat Breeding Methods Used in Hungary; Z. Kertesz, et al. 7. Progress of Wheat Breeding Research in China; Z.H. He. 8. Breeding Wheat for Resistance to Biotic Stresses; R.A. McIntosh. 9. Breeding Wheat for Resistance to Fusarium Head Blight in Romania; M. Ittu, et al. 10. Comparison of Two Crossing and Four Selection Schemes for Yield, Yield Traits, and Slow Rusting Resistance to Leaf Rust in Wheat; R.P. Sing, et ah. 11. Bunts and Smuts of Wheat in North Africa and the Near East; O.F. Mamluk. 12. Improving Wheat Grain Filling under Stress by Stem Reserve Mobilisation; A. Blum. 13. Evaluating Physiological Traits to Complement Empirical Selection for Wheat in Warm Environments; M.P. Reynolds, et al. 14. A Concept of Selection for ̀Low Input' Wheat Varieties; N. El Bassam. 15. System Analysis of Frost Resistance in Winter Wheat and Its Use in Breeding; Y.P. Fedulov. 16. Plant Traits Related to Yield of Wheat in Early, Late, or Continuous Drought Conditions; M. van Ginkel, et al. 17. Breeding for Yield and Quality in Durum Wheat; S.R. Verma, et al. 18. Durum Wheat Breeding at the Cereal Research Institute, Szeged, Hungary; B. Beke, et al. 19. Variation in Endosperm Protein Composition and Technological Quality Properties in Durum Wheat; E. Porceddu, et al. 20. Network for Integrated Research to Improve Durum Wheat Productivity in the Mediterranean Region; M.M. Nachit. 21. Direct and Indirect Selection for Drought Tolerance in Alien Tetraploid Wheat x Durum Wheat Crosses; A. Al. Hakimi, et al. 22. Grain Yield and Quality: Does There Have To Be a Trade-Off?; W.K. Anderson, et al. 23. Reduced and Zero-Tillage Options for Establishment of Wheat After Rice in South Asia; P.R. Hobbs, et al. 24. Response of Bread and Durum Wheat Varieties to Supplemental Irrigation, Nitrogen Application and Planting Date; M. Pala, et al. 25. Screening for Zinc Efficiency among Wheat Relatives and Their Utilisation for Alien Gene Transfer; R. Schlegel, et al. 26. Continuous Spring Wheat Grown under Semi-Arid Conditions of Northern Kazakhstan; M. Suleimenov, et al. 27. Studies on Differential Response of Wheat Cultivars to Boron Toxicity; M. Kalaci, et al. 28. Method of Screening Bread Wheat for Tolerance to Boron; T.A. Campbell, et al. 29. Genetic Systems Regulating Flowering Response in Wheat; A.F. Stelmak. 30. Genetic Resources of Wheat Related Species: The Vrn Genes Controlling Growth Habit (Spring vs. Winter); N.P. Goncharov. 31. Photoperiod and Vernalisation Response of Mediterranean Wheats, and Implications for Adaptation; G. Ortiz Ferrara, et al. 32. The Influence of Photoperiod Genes on the Adaptability of European Winter Wheats; A.J. Worland, et al. 33. The Possibility of Electing Winter/Facultative Wheat Genotypes from Spring x Spring Crosses; A.I. Morgounov, et al. 34. Golden Calves or White Elephants? Biotechnologies for Wheat Improvement; J.W. Snape. 35. Comparative Genetic Mapping of Loci Affecting Plant Height and Development in Cereals; A. Borner, et al. 36. Molecular Wheat Breeding by Direct Gene Transfer; H. Larz, et al. 37. Relationship Between Anther Culture Response and Aluminium Tolerance in Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.); I. Karsai, et al. 38. Identification of a New Family of Tandem Repeats in Triticeae Genomes; E.A. Salina, et al. 39. The Physiological Life Cycle of Wheat: Its Use in Breeding and Crop Management; B. Klepper, et al. 40. Morphological and Physiological Differences in the Response of Cereals to Zinc Deficiency; I. Cakmak, et al. 41. Effect of Nitrate Nutrition on Nitrate Compartmentation, Nitrate Reductase Activity and Productivity in Spring Wheat; L.S. Bolshakova, et al. 42. Recent Attempts to Evaluate and Apply Wheat simulation Models, and to Simplify the Storage and Exchange of Experimental Data; L.A. Hunt. 43. Biotechnological and Cytogenetic Aspects of Producing New Wheat Genotypes Using Hybrids; L.A. Pershina, et al. 44. Production of Polyhaploids of Hexaploid Wheat Using Stored Pearl Millet Pollen; M.N. Inagaki, et al. 45. The Use of Wheat-Alien and Aegilops-Rye Amphiploids for Introgression of Genetic Material to Wheat; V.K. Simonenko, et al. 46. Genetic Segregation and the Detection of Spontaneous Wheat-Alien Translocations; J. Thomas, et al. 47. Characterisation of Powdery Mildew Resistant Lines Derived from Crosses between Triticum Aestivum and Aegilops speltoides and Ae. Mutica; V. Eser. 48. Cytoplasmic Effects on Quality Traits of Bread Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.); H. Ekiz, et al. 49. Importance of Wheat-Rye Translocations for Breeding Modern Cultivars of Triticum Aestivum L.; S.V. Rabinovich. 50. Seedling and Adult Plant Resistance to Yellow Rust in Iranian Bread Wheats; M. Torabi, et al. 51. Breeding Wheat for Resistance to Heterodera avenae in Southeastern Australia; A.J. Rathjen, et al. 52. Sunn Pest Problems in Central Anatolia and the Role of Wheat Varieties in Integrated Control; E. Kinaci, et al. 53. Russian Wheat Aphid in Konya Province; M. Elmali. 54. Bread Wheat: F1 Hybrid Performance and Parental Diversity Estimates Using Molecular Markers; M. Perenzin, et al. 55. Breeding Wheat for Lodging Resistance, Earliness and Tolerance to Abiotic Stresses; N.N. Saulescu, et al. 56. Wheat Breeding Strategies and Cultivation Technologies in Siberia; G.P. Gamzikov. 57. Breeding for Breadmaking Quality Using Old Hungarian Wheat Varieties; Z. Bed, et al. 58. Simulations and Practical Problems of Applying Multiple Marker Assisted Selection and Doubled Haploids to Wheat Breeding Programs; N.K. Howes, et al. 59. Wheat Yield Response to Fertilization: Investigation of a Functional Form; A. Bayaner, et al. 60. Classification of Wheat Grains by Digital Image Analysis Using Statistical Filters; H. Utku, et al. 61. Wheat Breeding for End-Product Use; W. Bushuk. 62. Effect of Heat Shock During Grain Filling on Protein Composition and Technological Quality of Wheats; B. Borghi, et al. 63. Wheat Quality Requirements of Asian Foods; I.R. Barclay, et al. 64. Baking Quality of Hard Winter Wheat: Response of Cultivars to Environment in the Great Plains; C.J. Peterson, et al. 65. Breeding Durum Wheat for Pasta Quality in Canada; J.M. Clarke, et al. 66. Impact of Plant Genetic Resources on Wheat Breeding; A.F. Merezhko. 67. Analysis of Genetic Profiles of Winter Wheats from Russia; S.P. Martynov. 68. Integrating Research on Genetic Resources with the International Wheat Information System; B. Skovmand, et al. 69. Conservation, Research, Utilization and International Exchange of Wheat Germplasm in China; D. Tong. 70. International Collaboration in Cereal Breeding; S. Rajaram, et al. 71. Wheat: India and International Collaboration; S. Nagarajan, et al. 72. Breeding Strategies and Recent Progress of the China/CIMMYT Wheat Shuttle Breeding Program; Y. Zou. 73. Breeding Priorities of Winter Wheat Programs; H.J. Braun, et al. 74. Concluding Remarks at the Closing Session; S. Borojevic Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Subject Wheat -- Breeding -- Congresses. Wheat -- Breeding. Genre/Form Conference papers and proceedings. Author Braun, Helmut J. (Helmut Joseph), 1924-2010. LC no. 97033651 ISBN 0792347277 (hc : alk. paper)

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