Gene Manipulation in Plant Improvement II: 19th Stadler Genetics Symposium

Plant Breeding and the Value Contributed to Cereal Grain and Oilseed Production in Western Canada.- Self-pollinated Crop Breeding: Concepts and Success.- The Romance of Plant Breeding and Other Myths.- Targeting Genes for Genetic Manipulation in Crop Species.- Incompatibility Barriers Operating in Crosses of Oryza sativa With Related Species and Genera.- Wheat x Maize and Other Wide Sexual Hybrids: Their Potential For Genetic Manipulation and Crop Improvement.- Induced Mutations - An Integrating Tool in Genetics and Plant Breeding.- In Vitro Culture of Rice: Transformation and Regeneration of Protoplasts.- In Vitro Manipulation of Barley and Other Cereals.- Transformation and Regeneration of Non-Solanaceous Crop Plants.- Haploids in Cereal Improvement: Anther and Microspore Culture.- Transgenic Plants.- Transformation and Regeneration of Important Crop Plants: Rice as the Model System For Monocots.- Genetic Transformation of Maize Cells by Particle Bombardment and the Influence of Methylation on Foreign-Gene Expression.- Non-conventional Resistance to Viruses in Plants - Concepts and Risks.- Plant Transformation to Confer Resistance Against Virus Infection.- Using Plant Virus and Related RNA Sequences to Control Gene Expression.- Mapping in Maize Using RFLPs.- RFLP Mapping in Wheat - Progress and Problems.- New Approaches for Agricultural Molecular Biology: From Single Cells to Field Analysis.- Regulation of Plant Gene Expression by Auxins.- The Molecular Basis of Variation Affecting Gene Expression: Evidence From Studies on the Ribosomal RNA Gene Loci of Wheat.