1. Identification of an RFLP marker tightly linked to theHt1 gene in maize

   • S. Bentolila
   • C. Guitton
   • G. Freyssinet

   Originals Pages: 393 - 398

2. Genetics of leaf blight resistance in wheat

   • B. Sinha
   • R. M. Singh
   • U. P. Singh

   Originals Pages: 399 - 404

3. Selection and characterization of a rice mutant resistant to 5-methyltryptophan

   • H. Y. Lee
   • T. Kameya

   Originals Pages: 405 - 408

4. Novel seed lipid phenotypes in combinations of mutants altered in fatty acid biosynthesis inArabidopsis

   • D. W. James Jr.
   • H. K. Dooner

   Originals Pages: 409 - 412

5. Normalization of the DNA content of telophase cells from wheat calli by nutrient modifications

   • Z. N. Hashim
   • W. F. Campbell
   • J. G. Carman

   Originals Pages: 413 - 416

6. Nuclear genes affecting percentage of green plants in barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) anther culture

   • E. T. Larsen
   • I. K. D. Tuvesson
   • S. B. Andersen

   Originals Pages: 417 - 420

7. Bias of maximum likelihood estimator of intraclass correlation

   • C. S. Wang
   • B. S. Yandell
   • J. J. Rutledge

   Originals Pages: 421 - 424

8. The role of hybridization in the karyotype evolution of deer (Cervidae; Artiodactyla; Mammalia)

   • S. Herzog
   • R. Harrington

   Originals Pages: 425 - 429

9. Somaclonal variation in tuber disc-derived populations of potato

   • R. C. Rietveld
   • P. M. Hasegawa
   • R. A. Bressan

   Originals Pages: 430 - 440

10. Chromosome pairing relationships among the A, B, and D genomes of bread wheat

    • P. P. Jauhar
    • O. Riera-Lizarazu
    • J. H. Bennett

    Originals Pages: 441 - 449

11. Fertile somatic hybrids between transgenicNicotiana tabacum and transgenicN. debneyi selected by dual-antibiotic resistance

    • A. Sproule
    • P. Donaldson
    • S. Gleddie

    Originals Pages: 450 - 456

12. An approximate method for optimum independent culling level selection for n stages of selection with explicit solutions

    • W. M. Muir
    • Shizhong Xu

    Originals Pages: 457 - 465

13. PCR detection of transcripts homologous to the self-incompatibility gene in anthers ofBrassica

    • C. -M. Guilluy
    • M. Trick
    • C. Dumas

    Originals Pages: 466 - 472

14. Parentage determination in maize hybrids using the arbitrarily primed polymerase chain reaction (AP-PCR)

    • J. Welsh
    • R. J. Honeycutt
    • B. W. S. Sobral

    Originals Pages: 473 - 476

15. Inheritance of chloroplast DNA inPopulus

    • M. Mejnartowicz

    Originals Pages: 477 - 480

16. Chromosomal localization and genomic organization of α-amylase genes in rice (Oryza sativa L.)

    • S. Ranjhan
    • J. C. Litts
    • R. L. Rodriguez

    Originals Pages: 481 - 488

17. Restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis of polymerase chain reaction products amplified from mapped loci of rice (Oryza sativa L.) genomic DNA

    • M. N. V. Williams
    • N. Pande
    • J. Bennett

    Originals Pages: 489 - 498

18. Heritability of morphological characters used to distinguish European and Africanized honeybees

    • B. Oldroyd
    • T. Rinderer
    • S. Buco

    Originals Pages: 499 - 504

19. Genetic properties of four types of stability parameter

    • C. S. Lin
    • M. R. Binns

    Originals Pages: 505 - 509

20. Paternal leakage of mitochondrial DNA inPinus

    • D. B. Wagner
    • J. Dong
    • A. D. Yanchuk

    Originals Pages: 510 - 514

21. The microspore-derived embryo ofBrassica napus L. as a tool for studying embryo-specific lipid biogenesis and regulation of oil quality

    • E. Wiberg
    • L. Råhlen
    • S. Stymne

    Originals Pages: 515 - 520

22. Efficient interspecific hybridization in the genusHelianthus via “embryo rescue” and characterization of the hybrids

    • R. Kräuter
    • A. Steinmetz
    • W. Friedt

    Originals Pages: 521 - 525

23. Book reviews

    • L. Bünger
    • M. Rohe
    • D. Sumpf

    BookReview Pages: 526 - 528