1. ISPMB news

   • Brian Larkins

   Cis and Trans Pages: 186 - 187

2. Plant genomes: Databases, sizes, and nomenclature

   Cis and Trans Pages: 187 - 189

3. Appointments and awards

   Cis and Trans Pages: 190 - 191

4. How plant molecular biologists revealed a surprising relationship between two enzymes, which took an enzyme out of a membrane where it was not located, and put it into the soluble phase where it could be studied

   • Philip John

   Commentary Pages: 192 - 194

5. A consensus sequence of plant hemoglobins

   • R. Arredondo-Peter
   • E. Escamilla

   Genetic Resources Pages: 195 - 207

6. Nuclear DNA content of some important plant species

   • K. Arumuganathan
   • E. D. Earle

   Genetic Resources Pages: 208 - 218

7. In-situ hybridization of nodulin mRNAs in root nodules using non-radioactive probes

   • Birgit Bochenek
   • Ann M. Hirsch

   Erratum Pages: 219 - 219

8. The Plant Journal—A new publication

   Cis and Trans Pages: 219 - 219

9. On naming plant genes

   • Leon Dure

   Genetic Resources Pages: 220 - 228

10. Estimation of nuclear DNA content of plants by flow cytometry

    • K. Arumuganathan
    • E. D. Earle

    Protocol Pages: 229 - 241

11. Method for the isolation of high-quality RNA from grape berry tissues without contaminating tannins or carbohydrates

    • Catherine Tesniere
    • Michael E. Vayda

    Protocol Pages: 242 - 251

12. Alternative approach for consistent yields of total genomic DNA from cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.)

    • Franklin E. Callahan
    • Arkesh M. Mehta

    Protocol Pages: 252 - 261

13. A modified CTAB DNA extraction procedure forMusa andIpomoea

    • N. J. Gawel
    • R. L. Jarret

    Protocol Pages: 262 - 266

14. Third International Congress of Plant Molecular Biology Tucson, Arizona, USA 6–11 October 1991

    Schedule of Events Pages: 267 - 281

15. Meetings

    Schedule of Events Pages: 283 - 287

16. Courses and workshops

    Schedule of Events Pages: 287 - 287