1. Mapping of a gene responsible for the difference in amylopectin structure between japonica-type and indica-type rice varieties

   • T. Umemoto
   • M. Yano
   • Y. Nakamura

   Pages: 1 - 8

2. DNA transfer by highly asymmetric somatic hybridisation in Medicago truncatula (+) Medicago rugosa and Medicago truncatula (+) Medicago scutellata

   • D. Tian
   • C. Niu
   • R. J. Rose

   Pages: 9 - 16

3. Microsatellite polymorphism in natural populations of wild emmer wheat, Triticum dicoccoides, in Israel

   • T. Fahima
   • M. S. Röder
   • E. Nevo

   Pages: 17 - 29

4. Analysis of genetic similarity detected by AFLP and coefficient of parentage among genotypes of sugar cane (Saccharum spp.)

   • M. L. A. Lima
   • A. A. F. Garcia
   • A. P. de Souza

   Pages: 30 - 38

5. Study of the relationship between pre-harvest sprouting and grain color by quantitative trait loci analysis in a white×red grain bread-wheat cross

   • C. Groos
   • G. Gay
   • G. Charmet

   Pages: 39 - 47

6. Evidence for a prokaryotic insertion-sequence contamination in eukaryotic sequences registered in different databases

   • G. Astua-Monge
   • A. Lyznik
   • C. E. Vallejos

   Pages: 48 - 53

7. A DNA marker closely linked to the vrs1 locus (row-type gene) indicates multiple origins of six-rowed cultivated barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)

   • K. Tanno
   • S. Taketa
   • T. Komatsuda

   Pages: 54 - 60

8. Evaluating the potential of SSR flanking regions for examining taxonomic relationships in the Vitaceae

   • M. Rossetto
   • J. McNally
   • R. J. Henry

   Original Article Pages: 61 - 66

9. Quantitative trait loci associated with traits determining grain and stover yield in pearl millet under terminal drought-stress conditions

   • R. S. Yadav
   • C. T. Hash
   • C. J. Howarth

   Pages: 67 - 83

10. Molecular mapping of QTLs for Fusarium head blight resistance in spring wheat. I. Resistance to fungal spread (Type II resistance)

    • H. Buerstmayr
    • M. Lemmens
    • P. Ruckenbauer

    Pages: 84 - 91

11. The development of a genetic map for meadowfoam comprised of amplified fragment length polymorphisms

    • S. Katengam
    • J. M. Crane
    • S. J. Knapp

    Pages: 92 - 96

12. EST analysis in barley defines a unigene set comprising 4,000 genes

    • W. Michalek
    • W. Weschke
    • A. Graner

    Pages: 97 - 103

13. Evaluation of Hbr (MITE) markers for assessment of genetic relationships among maize (Zea mays L.) inbred lines

    • A. M. Casa
    • S. E. Mitchell
    • S. Kresovich

    Pages: 104 - 110

14. Quantitative trait loci for resistance against Yellow rust in two wheat-derived recombinant inbred line populations

    • N. Boukhatem
    • P. V. Baret
    • J. M. Jacquemin

    Pages: 111 - 118

15. Allozyme polymorphisms of maize populations from southwestern China

    • H. Lu
    • J. S. Li
    • R. Bernardo

    Pages: 119 - 126

16. Genetic modification of lignin concentration affects fitness of perennial herbaceous plants

    • M. D. Casler
    • D. R. Buxton
    • K. P. Vogel

    Pages: 127 - 131

17. The insertion/deletion polymorphisms in the waxy gene of barley genetic resources from East Asia

    • E. Domon
    • M. Fuijita
    • N. Ishikawa

    Pages: 132 - 138

18. Using seed purity data to estimate an average pollen mediated gene flow from crops to wild relatives

    • C. Lavigne
    • E. K. Klein
    • D. Couvet

    Pages: 139 - 145

19. Analysis of the wild potato germplasm of the series Acaulia with AFLPs: implications for ex situ conservation

    • C. E. McGregor
    • R. van Treuren
    • Th. J. L. van Hintum

    Pages: 146 - 156

20. Inbreeding and true seed in tetrasomic potato. III. Early selection for seedling vigor in open-pollinated populations

    • A. Golmirzaie
    • R. Ortiz

    Pages: 157 - 160

21. Inbreeding and true seed in tetrasomic potato. IV. Synthetic cultivars

    • A. Golmirzaie
    • R. Ortiz

    Pages: 161 - 164