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Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• Janick, Jules,

Titel

Plant breeding reviews. Volume 40

Ist Teil von

• Plant Breeding Reviews, : Volume 40

Ort / Verlag

Hoboken, New Jersey : Wiley Blackwell,

Erscheinungsjahr

2016

Link zum Volltext

• Wiley Online Library - AutoHoldings Books

Beschreibungen/Notizen

• Description based upon print version of record.
• Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
• PLANT BREEDING REVIEWS Volume 40; Contents; Contributors; 1 James L. Brewbaker: Distinguished Geneticist, Tropical Plant Breeder, Inspiring Teacher; I EARLY YEARS; II Research; A Breeding, Genetics, Irradiation, Virus; B Tropical Legumes Studies; III EDUCATOR; A Cornell University and the University of the Philippines; B University of Hawaii; C Outreach; D Honors and Awards; IV THE MAN; A Teacher, Mentor, and Friend; B The Musician; C Community and Family; RELEASES and PUBLICATIONS OF JAMES L. BREWBAKER; Germplasm Releases; Books and Manuals; Journal and Other Papers
• 2 Breeding Leucaena: Tropical Multipurpose Leguminous TreeAbbreviations; I Introduction; A Prebreeding History; B The Leucaena Renaissance; C Uses of Leucaenas; II Genetic Resources; A The Genus Leucaena; B Accessions and Evaluations; III Genetics in Relation to Breeding; A Breeding Systems; B Cytology of Leucaenas; C Genetics of Leucaenas; IV Cultivar Development; A Cultivars of Giant Leucaena; B Interspecific Hybridization; V Breeding Challenges; A Pest and Disease Resistance; B Stress Tolerance; C Forage Yield and Quality; D Wood Yield and Quality; VI The Future; Acknowledgments
• Literature Cited3 Maize Doubled Haploids; Abbreviations; I Introduction; II History of Haploid Research in Maize; A Discovery of Haploids in Maize; B Early Theoretical Concepts on Utilization of DHs in Maize Breeding; C Initial Limitations of Using DHs in Maize Breeding; III Milestones for Establishing DH Technology in Maize Breeding; A Development of High-Performing Maternal Inducer Lines in Maize; B Progress in Genetics of Haploid Induction; C Methods for Haploid Identification; D Artificial Genome Doubling; IV Application of DH Technology in Maize Breeding and Genetic Studies
• A Rapid Inbred Line DevelopmentB Gene Stacking; C Population Improvement Schemes; D Reverse Breeding; E Use of DHs for Utilization of Genetic Resources; F DH Technology and Cultivar Protection; G DHs for Genetic Analyses and Gene Identification; V Application of DH Technology in Maize-Breeding Programs; A Contributions of Public Facilities and Individuals Toward Development of Maize DH Technology; B Use of DH Technology in Breeding Companies; C Use of DH Technology in International and Public Organization; VI Future Perspectives in Using DH Technology in Maize
• A Future Breeding Schemes, Assuming Technological Bottlenecks Have Been OvercomeB Risks in Substituting Conventional By DH-Breeding Schemes; C Opportunities for Broad Use of DH Technology in Maize; Acknowledgments; Literature Cited; 4 Nitrogen and Phosphorus Use Efficiencies in Wheat: Physiology, Phenotyping, Genetics, and Breeding; Abbreviations; I Introduction; II Physiology of N Uptake and Assimilation; A Forms of N and their Uptake; B Nitrate Assimilation; C Ammonium Assimilation and Storage of N in Grains; III PHYSIOLOGY OF P UPTAKE AND ASSIMILATION; A Soil Phosphorus
• B P Uptake and Assimilation
• Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed September 13, 2016).