1. Toward the mapping of physiological and agronomic characters on a rice function map: QTL analysis and comparison between QTLs and expressed sequence tags

   • K. Ishimaru
   • M. Yano
   • R. Ohsugi

   Original Article Pages: 793 - 800

2. A representative, highly informative ’genotyping set’ of barley SSRs

   • M. Macaulay
   • L. Ramsay
   • R. Waugh

   Original Article Pages: 801 - 809

3. Karyotype analysis of Nicotiana kawakamii Y. Ohashi using DAPI banding and rDNA FISH

   • R. Nakamura
   • S. Kitamura
   • K. Fukui

   Original Paper Pages: 810 - 814

4. A two-component gene (NTHK1) encoding a putative ethylene-receptor homolog is both developmentally and stress regulated in tobacco

   • J.-S. Zhang
   • C. Xie
   • S.-Y. Chen

   Original Article Pages: 815 - 824

5. Genomic in situ hybridization identifies genome donor of finger millet (Eleusine coracana)

   • M. S. Bisht
   • Y. Mukai

   Original paper Pages: 825 - 832

6. Mapping and sequence analysis of barley hordoindolines

   • B. Beecher
   • E. D. Smidansky
   • M. J. Giroux

   Original Article Pages: 833 - 840

7. Persistence of oilseed rape (Brassica napus L.) outside of cultivated fields

   • D. Pessel
   • J. Lecomte
   • P. H. Gouyon

   Original article Pages: 841 - 846

8. Molecular cytogenetic evidence for a high level of chromosome pairing among different genomes in Triticum aestivum–Thinopyrum intermedium hybrids

   • Q. Chen
   • R. L. Conner
   • F. Ahmad

   Original Paper Pages: 847 - 852

9. Spatiotemporal allozyme divergence caused by aridity stress in a natural population of wild wheat, Triticum dicoccoides, at the Ammiad microsite, Israel

   • Y. C. Li
   • T. Krugman
   • E. Nevo

   Original Paper Pages: 853 - 864

10. SSRs isolated from apple can identify polymorphism and genetic diversity in pear

    • T. Yamamoto
    • T. Kimura
    • N. Matsuta

    Original Article Pages: 865 - 870

11. Linkage map of Japanese black pine based on AFLP and RAPD markers including markers linked to resistance against the pine needle gall midge

    • E. Hayashi
    • T. Kondo
    • H. Kawasaki

    Original Article Pages: 871 - 875

12. Comparative AFLP mapping in two hexaploid oat populations

    • S. Groh
    • A. Zacharias
    • R. L. Phillips

    Original Article Pages: 876 - 884

13. Detection of in vitro culture-induced instability through inter-simple sequence repeat analysis

    • X. J. Leroy
    • K. Leon
    • M. Branchard

    Original Article Pages: 885 - 891

14. Construction and characterization of a papaya BAC library as a foundation for molecular dissection of a tree-fruit genome

    • R. Ming
    • P. H. Moore
    • A. H. Paterson

    Original Article Pages: 892 - 899

15. Molecular marker-assisted introgression of the wild Solanum commersonii genome into the cultivated S. tuberosum gene pool

    • A. Barone
    • A. Sebastiano
    • L. Frusciante

    Original Article Pages: 900 - 907

16. Morphological and molecular phylogeny of Pistacia species in Turkey

    • S. Kafkas
    • R. Perl-Treves

    Original Article Pages: 908 - 915

17. QTL analysis of resistance to the rice blast pathogen in barley (Hordeum vulgare)

    • K. Sato
    • T. Inukai
    • P. M. Hayes

    Original Paper Pages: 916 - 920

18. Molecular characterization of resistance to Heterodera glycines in soybean PI 438489B

    • P. Yue
    • P. R. Arelli
    • D. A. Sleper

    Original Paper Pages: 921 - 928

19. Identification and mapping of two brown planthopper resistance genes in rice

    • Z. Huang
    • G. He
    • Q. Zhang

    Original Article Pages: 929 - 934

20. Incomplete paternal inheritance of chloroplast DNA recognized in Chamaecyparis obtusa using an intraspecific polymorphism of the trnD-trnY intergenic spacer region

    • S. Shiraishi
    • H. Maeda
    • Y. Sasaki

    Original Article Pages: 935 - 941

21. A diagnostic molecular marker allowing the study of Th. intermedium-derived resistance to BYDV in bread wheat segregating populations

    • L. Ayala
    • M. Henry
    • M. Khairallah

    Original Paper Pages: 942 - 949

22. Production of asymmetric somatic hybrid plants between Cichorium intybus L. and Helianthus annuus L.

    • S. Varotto
    • E. Nenz
    • P. Parrini

    Original Article Pages: 950 - 956

23. RFLP linkage map of the Ethiopian cereal tef [Eragrostis tef (Zucc) Trotter]

    • D. Zhang
    • M. Ayele
    • H. T. Nguyen

    Original Article Pages: 957 - 964

24. Analysis of genetic diversity and relationships in East African banana germplasm

    • M. Pillay
    • E. Ogundiwin
    • A. Tenkouano

    Original Article Pages: 965 - 970

25. Variation in oil palm (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.) tissue culture-derived regenerants revealed by AFLPs with methylation-sensitive enzymes

    • M. Matthes
    • R. Singh
    • A. Karp

    Original Paper Pages: 971 - 979

26. Detection of loci controlling seed dormancy on group 4 chromosomes of wheat and comparative mapping with rice and barley genomes

    • K. Kato
    • W. Nakamura
    • S. Sawada

    Original Article Pages: 980 - 985

27. North American study on essential derivation in maize: inbreds developed without and with selection from F2 populations

    • R. Bernardo
    • A. L. Kahler

    Original Paper Pages: 986 - 992

28. Segregation distortion at marker loci: variation during microspore embryogenesis in maize

    • P. Dufour
    • C. Johnsson
    • M. Beckert

    Original Article Pages: 993 - 1001

29. Molecular mapping of genes conferring aluminum tolerance in rice (Oryza sativa L.)

    • V. T. Nguyen
    • M. D. Burow
    • A. H. Paterson

    Original Article Pages: 1002 - 1010

30. Pyramiding three bacterial blight resistance genes (xa5, xa13 and Xa21) using marker-assisted selection into indica rice cultivar PR106

    • S. Singh
    • J. S. Sidhu
    • G. S. Khush

    Original Article Pages: 1011 - 1015

31. QTL mapping of fruit-related traits in pepper (Capsicum annuum)

    • A. Ben Chaim
    • I. Paran
    • J. Peleman

    Original Article Pages: 1016 - 1028

32. Identification of AFLP markers linked to resistance of cowpea (Vigna unguiculata L.) to parasitism by Striga gesnerioides

    • J. T. Ouédraogo
    • V. Maheshwari
    • M. P. Timko

    Original Article Pages: 1029 - 1036

33. Genetic diversity among Texas bluegrass genotypes (Poa arachnifera Torr.) revealed by AFLP and RAPD markers

    • K. Renganayaki
    • J. C. Read
    • A. K. Fritz

    Original Article Pages: 1037 - 1045

34. Cloning of six cherry self-incompatibility alleles and development of allele-specific PCR detection

    • T. Sonneveld
    • T. P. Robbins
    • K. R. Tobutt

    Original Article Pages: 1046 - 1055

35. Controlling genetic variability by mathematical programming in a selection scheme on an open-pollinated population in Eucalyptus globulus

    • J. Fernández
    • M. A. Toro

    Original Article Pages: 1056 - 1064

36. Molecular markers associated with leptinine production are located on chromosome 1 in Solanum chacoense

    • G. Hutvágner
    • Z. Bánfalvi
    • J.-P. Nap

    Original Paper Pages: 1065 - 1071

37. Selection for high seed oil content in soybean families derived from plants regenerated from protoplasts and tissue cultures

    • M. V. Nguyen
    • C. D. Nickell
    • J. M. Widholm

    Original paper Pages: 1072 - 1075

38. Analysis of a combined F1/F2 diallel cross in wheat

    • J. Hill
    • W. W. Wagoire
    • O. Stølen

    Original Paper Pages: 1076 - 1081

39. First evidence of a retrotransposon-like element in olive (Olea europaea): implications in plant variety identification by SCAR-marker development

    • P. Hernández
    • R. de la Rosa
    • G. Dorado

    Original Article Pages: 1082 - 1087

40. Comparison of low- and high molecular-weight wheat glutenin allele effects on flour quality

    • C. Luo
    • W. B. Griffin
    • D. L. McNeil

    Original Article Pages: 1088 - 1098

41. Significance testing for QTL mapping by marker difference regression

    • H. P. Piepho

    Original Paper Pages: 1099 - 1102

42. Additive main effect and multiplicative interaction model for a diallel-cross analysis

    • R. Ortiz
    • S. Madsen
    • O. Stølen

    Original Paper Pages: 1103 - 1106

43. Simultaneous marker-assisted selection for multiple traits in autogamous crops

    • R. van Berloo
    • P. Stam

    Original Article Pages: 1107 - 1112

44. Constructing dense genetic linkage maps

    • J. Jansen
    • A. G. de Jong
    • J. W. van Ooijen

    Original Article Pages: 1113 - 1122

45. Crossability of Brassica tournefortii and B. rapa, and morphology and cytology of their F1 hybrids

    • B. R. Choudhary
    • P. Joshi

    Original Article Pages: 1123 - 1128