1. Efficient production of wheat-barley hybrids and preferential elimination of barley chromosomes

   • T. Koba
   • T. Handa
   • T. Shimada

   Originals Pages: 285 - 292

2. Selection of a mutation conferring high NaCl tolerance to gametophytes of Ceratopteris

   • L. G. Hickok
   • D. L. Vogelien
   • T. R. Warne

   Originals Pages: 293 - 300

3. Selection for increased percentage phaseolin in common bean

   • D. E. Delaney
   • F. A. Bliss

   Originals Pages: 301 - 305

4. Selection for increased percentage phaseolin in common bean

   • D. E. Delaney
   • F. A. Bliss

   Originals Pages: 306 - 311

5. Hybridization between Triticum aestivum L. and Agropyron michnoi Roshev.

   • L. H. Li
   • Y. S. Dong

   Originals Pages: 312 - 316

6. P element transposon-induced quantitative genetic variation for inebriation time in Drosophila melanogaster

   • R. Frankham
   • A. Torkamanzehi
   • C. Moran

   Originals Pages: 317 - 320

7. Genetic analysis of salt tolerance during germination in Lycopersicon

   • M. R. Fooland
   • R. A. Jones

   Originals Pages: 321 - 326

8. Decreased frequency of the rat growth hormone transgene in mouse populations with or without selection for increased adult body weight

   • M. P. Sabour
   • U. Ramsey
   • J. Nagai

   Originals Pages: 327 - 332

9. Using molecular markers to map multiple quantitative trait loci: models for backcross, recombinant inbred, and doubled haploid progeny

   • S. J. Knapp

   Originals Pages: 333 - 338

10. Tomato cybrids with mitochondrial DNA from Lycopersicon pennelli

    • A. B. Bonnema
    • J. M. Melzer
    • M. A. O'Connell

    Originals Pages: 339 - 348

11. Molecular and cytological characterization of repetitive DNA sequences in Brassica

    • M. Iwabuchi
    • K. Itoh
    • K. Shimamoto

    Originals Pages: 349 - 355

12. In situ hybridization with species-specific DNA probes gives evidence for asymmetric nature of Brassica hybrids obtained by X-ray fusion

    • K. Itoh
    • M. Iwabuchi
    • K. Shimamoto

    Originals Pages: 356 - 362

13. Expression of Thinopyrum distichum NORs in wheat×Thinopyrum amphiploids and their backcross generations

    • K. C. Armstrong
    • H. Le
    • G. Fedak

    Originals Pages: 363 - 368

14. The cytological and genetic characterisation of doubled haploid lines derived from triticale×wheat hybrids

    • Y. Z. Tao
    • J. W. Snape
    • H. Hu

    Originals Pages: 369 - 375

15. Identification and genetic analysis of semidwarfism-related proteins in rice (Oryza sativa L.)

    • A. Nakamura
    • H. Hirano
    • F. Kikuchi

    Originals Pages: 376 - 380

16. Identification of alien chromatin specifying resistance to wheat streak mosaic and greenbug in wheat germ plasm by C-banding and in situ hybridization

    • B. Triebe
    • Y. Mukai
    • B. S. Gill

    Originals Pages: 381 - 389

17. Restoration of normal stamen development and pollen formation by fusion of different cytoplasmic male-sterile cultivars of Nicotiana tabacum

    • Waltraud Kofer
    • Kristina Glimelius
    • Howard T. Bonnett

    Originals Pages: 390 - 396

18. A chromosome-specific DNA sequence which reveals a high level of RFLP in wheat

    • R. L. Harcourt
    • M. D. Gale

    Originals Pages: 397 - 400

19. Influence of wheat and rye parents on agronomic characters in primary hexaploid and octoploid triticale

    • G. Oettler
    • F. Wehmann
    • H. F. Utz

    Originals Pages: 401 - 405

20. Gametic selection in anther culture of rice (Oryza sauva L.)

    • E. Guiderdoni

    Originals Pages: 406 - 412

21. Linkage between isozyme markers and a locus affecting seed size in Phaseolus vulgaris L.

    • C. E. Vallejos
    • C. D. Chase

    Originals Pages: 413 - 419

22. Comparison of the organization of the mitochondrial genome in tomato somatic hybrids and cybrids

    • S. E. Wachocki
    • A. B. Bonnema
    • M. A. O'Connell

    Originals Pages: 420 - 427

23. Book reviews

    • C. K. Stumm
    • A. Du Chesne
    • H. F. Linskens

    BookReview Pages: 428 - 428