I International Symposium on Floriculture Plant Breeding and Genetics

BREEDING OF FLORICULTURAL CROPS IN CANADA

ACTIVITIES IN FLORICULTURE PLANT BREEDING AND GENETICS IN THE NETHERLANDS

FLORICULTURAL PLANT BREEDING AND GENETICS IN THE UNITED STATES

SOME ASPECTS OF FLOWER BREEDING AT INRA FREJUS, FRANCE

GENETIC MALE STERILITY IN SALVIA SPLENDENS AND ITS USE IN PRODUCTION OF F₁ HYBRIDS.

POTENTIAL OF IN VITRO CULTURE TECHNIQUES FOR IMPROVEMENT OF FLORICULTURAL CROPS

IN VITRO CULTURE OF PLANT MATERIAL AS AN AID TO HYBRIDIZATION

GENE PRESERVATION THROUGH FREEZE-STORAGE OF PLANT CELL, TISSUE AND ORGAN CULTURE

SINGLE SEED DESCENT: APPLICATIONS AND MERITS IN BREEDING SELF-POLLINATED CROPS

OBSERVATIONS ON RED-FLOWERING DELPHINIUM UNIVERSITY HYBRIDS

BREEDING STREPTOCARPUS FOR POT PLANT USE

ORNAMENTAL PLANT BREEDING AT A HORTICULTURAL DISPLAY GARDEN

APPROACHES TO TRANSFER OF CHARACTERISTICS BETWEEN PLOIDY LEVELS IN NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS

STATICE (LIMONIUM SINUATUM MILL.) SEED SELECTION FOR EARLINESS AND INCREASED YIELD

BREEDING OF SOME ORNAMENTAL GENUS FOR CUT FLOWER PRODUCTION UNDER SHORT DAY CONDITIONS

PROBLEMS OF SELECTION FOR ADAPTATION TO LOW-LIGHT CONDITIONS IN CUT-FLOWERS

ULTRA-VIOLET ABSORBING NECTAR GUIDES IN PETUNIA HYBRIDA: OCCURRENCE AND VALUE IN BREEDING

U.S. PLANT VARIETY PROTECTION ACT AND ITS INTERNATIONAL ROLE

PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON PLANT FINGERPRINTING OF CREEPING JUNIPER CULTIVARS

ARTIFICIAL CHROMOSOME DOUBLING IN NARCISSUS AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR BREEDING N. TAZETTA HYBRIDS

AN IDEOTYPE OF CHRYSANTHEMUM (C. MORIFOLIUM RAMAT.)

GERBERA BREEDING - PRELIMINARY EVALUATIONS OF GENOTYPES FOR IMPROVED POPULATIONS OF PRODUCTION

MUTATION BREEDING IN VEGETATIVELY PROPAGATED FLORICULTURAL CROPS

ENLARGING THE SCOPE OF FLOWER CROP IMPROVEMENT MUTATION BREEDING

MUTATION BREEDING OF PETUNIA

SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY SYSTEMS IN FLORICULTURE CROPS

KNOWN FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR INFINITE FLOWER COLOR VARIATIONS

THE DETERMINATION OF FLOWER PIGMENTS BY THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY

THE INHERITANCE OF FLOWER PIGMENTS IN CALLISTEPHUS CHINENSIS