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Cytogenetic studies of forest trees and shrub species

The book contains 28 scientific papers, contributed by the members of the International Union of the Forestry Research Organizations, S2.04.08 Cytogenetics Working Party. Table of contents Introduction Preface Section 1 Chromosome and genome evolution 1 J. GREILHUBER: The problem of variable genome size in plants (with special reference to woody plants) 2 A. K. BUTORINA: Evolution of trees on the chromosome level 3 E. N. MURATOVA: Studies on nucleolar chromosomes in representatives of Pinaceae Lindl. Section 2 Chromosome structure, mapping and engineering 4 H. GUTTENBERGER: Use of computer image analysis in cytogenetic studies 5 S. JELENIĆ, S. STIPKO^VIĆ, S. JELASKA and D. PAPEŠ: Cytogenetic analysis of black pine transgenic roots 6 M. NAKAMURA and K. FUKUI: A chromosome-oriented approach to genome analysis in a woody plant - Sequoiadendron giganteum (Lindl.) Buchholz 7 D. PAPEŠ, S. JELENIĆ, M. CERBAH and S. Š. YAKOVLEV: Fluorescent chromosomal banding in Picea omorika and Picea abies 8 S. E. SCHLARBAUM, N. J. KNAUER and S. R. WANN: The isolation of chromosomes and the induction of micronuclei in Pinus taeda L. Section 3. Chromosome behavior and karyotypic variability 9 V. CESAR: The mitotic activity and the distribution of nuclei in vegetative budsof Norway spruce (Picea abies) in vitro and in vivo 10 N. KALASHNIK and N. STAROVA: Karyotype variability of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) in Ural mountain populations 11 O. V. MOCHALOVA: A cytogenetic study of Siberian plum plants and hybrids 12 E. N. MURATOVA: Cytogenetic study on Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) in the Central Yakutia 13 L. S. MURAYA and A. P. TSAREV: Meiotic irregularities in microsporogenesis of different hybrid poplar clones 14 L. S. SANKIN and A. S. SANKINA: Hybridization and cytology in the genus Ribes L. 15 Y. TODA, K. NAGANO and M. NAKAMURA: Studies on the intraspecific variation in the karyotypes and nucleoli of selected coniferious species Section 4. Induced cytogenetic anomalies by environmental changes 16 J. BAVCON, B. DRUŠKOVIČ and N. GOGALA: Effects of increased ultraviolet radiation on mitosis in the Norway spruce 17 A. K. BUTORINA, N. E. KOSICHENKO, Y. N. ISAKOV and I. M. POZHIDAEVA: The effects of irradiation from the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident on the cytogenetic behavior and anatomy of trees 18 B. DRUŠKOVIČ: Cytogenetic bioindication of air pollution in Slovenia, 1985 -1992 19 O. S. MASHKINA: The formation of unreduced pollen in Populus exposed to high temperature and chemical mutagens 20 K. MIČIETA and G. MURÍN: The use of Pinus sylvestris L. and Pinus nigraArnold as bioindicator species for environmental pollution 21 M. MÜLLER, A. GEISZINGER and D. GRILL: Effects of increased ozone on the somatic chromosomes of Norway spruce (Picea abies) trees 22 V. ZOLDOŠ, V. BESENDORFER, S. JELENIĆ, Z. LORKOVIĆ, T. LITTVAY and D. PAPEŠ: Cytogenetic damages as an indicator of pedunculate oak forest decline 23 G. V. ZUJEVA, L. G. BABUSHKINA and S. MAKHNIOVA: Chromosomal anomalies in Pinus sylvestris L. seeds germinated under polluted air conditions Section 5. Cytogenetics in tree improvement 24 Ž. BORZAN, V. ZOLDOŠ, A. KRSTINIĆ and D. PAPEŠ: Ploidy of some arborescent willow clones in relation to their production in field tests 25 A. KORMUTÁK: Cytological aspects of interspecific hybridization in true firs (Abies species) 26 A. I. SIVOLAPOV and T. A. BLAGODAROVA: Different levels of mixoploidy in hybrid poplars 27 A. KORMUTÁK and J. SALAJ: Crossability relationships among Pinus nigraArnold, P. thunbergiana Franco and P. tabuliformis Carr. 28 J. M. BONGA, P. VON ADERKAS and K. KLIMASZEWSKA: Cytology of in vitro cultured tissues of forest trees

Cytogenetics; forestry

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