Breeding/Biotechnology
- Biotechnology Issues
- Cultivar Development - Adaptation and Other Issues
- Cultivar Development - Methods
- F1 Hybrids
- Genomics and Mapping
- Germplasm Exploitation
- Molecular Markers
- Other Brassica and Sinapis Species
- Pest Resistance
- Quality
Author: Ping Fu1, Jas Singh2, Wilf Keller3, and Ian McGregor1 Author: D.J. Pearl1, S.C. Fischer1, S.J. Barnes1, D.J. Robson1, W.A. Burton1 and P.A. Salisbury1,2 Author: Anne M. Johnson-Flanagan, Nancy Go, Fengcheng Sun, Jas Singh*, Laurian Robert* and Michele N. Konschuh, Author: Dwarkesh S. Parihar, Sanjit Aradhye Author: HZ Wang, YB Zheng, Q Yang, Z Liu and J Li Author: Teresa Cegielska-Taras, Laurencja Szała, Jan Krzymański Author: T.D. Green and J.E. Ramsbottom Author: Andreas Menze and Christian Möllers Author: Beatrix Seiffert, Gertrud Lohaus1, Michael Wallbraun, Zewen Zhou1 and Christian Möllers Author: Judith A Irwin, Penny Sparrow and Philip J Dale Author: Frédérique Eber, Marie-Odile Lucas, Michel Renard, Anne-Marie Chèvre Author: Anne-Marie Chèvre1, Frédérique Eber1, Henri Darmency² and Michel Renard1 Author: Jacqueline Pierre1 and Michel Renard 2 Author: Robin D. Child1, Peter Ulvskov2, Harry Van Onckelen3 and Johan Botterman4. Author: Yan Zhang and Prem L Bhalla Author: Jana Müller and Karin Sonntag Author: A. Quinsac and F. Blin Author: Luigi Ruggiero Ceci, Francesca De Leo1, Mariateresa Volpicella1, Lise Jouanin2 and Raffaele Gallerani1. Author: Stefano Pascarella1, Paolo Ascenzi2, Fabrizio Bortolotti3 and Enea Menegatti3 Author: R.K. Downey Author: Mary C. Christey, R.H. Braun, F.O. Kenel and E. Podivinsky. Author: Mary C. Christey, R.H. Braun, J.K. Reader, J.S. Lambie and M.E. Forbes Author: Benyuan Dang, Lanlan Wang and Zhenghua Chen Author: Yan Zhang, Mohan B Singh and Prem L Bhalla Author: Kinya Toriyama1, Takashi Okada1, Ines Swoboda2, Prem L. Bhalla2 and Mohan B. Singh2
Cultivar Development - Adaptation and Other Issues
Author: Anne M. Johnson-Flanagan1, Zhanao Deng2, Nancy E. Go1 and Glen P. Hawkins 1* Author: C.L. Rife1, C. Blaker1, and G. Sidlauskas2 Author: S.R. Dahanayake* And N.W. Galwey CharacterAuthor: Christian Möllers, Maria Kahlmeyer, Bettina Kessel, Ariane Ossenkop and Heiko C. Becker Author: Bettina Kessel*, Heiko C. Becker° Author: Petr Baranyk, Andrej Fábry Author: Jacqueline Pierre1 and Michel Renard 2 Author: Robin Child 1, Colin Morgan 2, David Bruce 3 and Eddie Arthur2 Author: Robin Child and Alison Huttly Phenolics and cold tolerance of Brassica napus
Author: Ronald S. Fletcher and Laima S. Kott Improvement of pre-anthesis growth of B. rapa at low temperature
Author: Ping Si and Noel Thurling Rapeseed - mustard research in India : 21st century strategies
Author: P. R. Kumar Development of a canola ideotype for low rainfall areas of the Western Australian wheat belt
Author: Syed H Zaheer, Nick W Galwey and David W Turner Influence of Cms ogu on spring oilseed rape tolerance to toxic effect of aluminium ions
Author: Grzegorz Budzianowski 1, Henryk Wos 1, Iwona Bartkowiak-Broda 2, Jan Krzymanski 2 Breeding of winter and spring oilseed rape hybrids at Malyszyn
Author: Henryk Wos 1, Iwona Bartkowiak-Broda 2, Grzegorz Budzianowski 1, Jan Krzymanski 2 Genetic variability for plant water relations and seed yield in oilseed Brassicae
Author: D.Singh, Sunil Kumar, R.K.Pannu and D.P.Singh Author: G. Rakow, J. Relf-Eckstein, J.P. Raney and R. Gugel
Cultivar Development - Methods
Creation of new germplasm in B.napus using landraces of B.chinensis and B.oleracea var. alboglbra from SW ChinaAuthor: Niu Yingze Wang Liangzhong Liu Yuzhen An economic assessment of canola improvement in NSW
Author: John P. Brennan, Neil Wratten and Rodney J. Mailer S1 per se recurrent selection in three spring canola (Brassica napus) populations
Author: J. D. Patel, M. Elhalwagy, I. Falak, L. Tulsieram Developing high glucosinolate cultivars suitable for bio-fumigation from intergeneric hybrids
Author: Angela P. Brown, Jack Brown & Jim B. Davis New alloplasmatic forms of winter oilseed rape created by interspecific crossing
Author: M. Starzycki, E. Starzycka, M. Matuszczak, J. Krzymanski Quantifying AMMI model in terms of genetic parameters
Author: L. P. Subedi Yield structure of double low winter oilseed rape (Brassica napus l.) varieties in different environmental conditions
Author: Marek Wójtowicz, Franciszek Wielebski, Jan Krzymański Reliability of rapd’s for identification of Australian canola cultivars
Author: M.M. Vonarx, R.J. Mailer, N. Wratten Competition among genotypes in oilseed rape (Brassica napus L.)
Author: Heiko C. Becker*, Gabriele Engqvist° Studies on cytology of visible chromosome formation under the light microscope during cell cycle in raleseed
Author: Li Xun Guan Chunyun Stabilty Analysis Of Elite Strains In Indian Mustard
Author: S.S. Dhillon*; K. Singh** and K.S. Brar*** Diversity analysis of highly selected genotypes in indian mustard ( Brassica juncea czern & coss)
Author: Dhillon, S.S. *; K. singh** and K.S. Brar*** MARKER ASSISTED INTROGRESSION OF THE APETALOUS CHARACTER INTO OILSEED RAPE (BRASSICA NAPUS L.)
Author: Steve Robinson1,2, Eddie Arthur1, Liz Williams3, Eric Evans2 And Derek Lydiate4. CYTOLOGICAL STABILITY OF DOUBLED HAPLOID LINES DERIVED FROM INTERSPECIFIC CROSSES BETWEEN BRASSICA NAPUS L. AND B. RAPA L.
Author: T.J. Kubik, G.P. Hawkins, and G.R. Stringam RESYNTHESIS OF B.NAPUS FROM B.OLERACEA AND B.CAMPESTRIS TO PROVIDE USEFUL TRAITS FOR CANOLA BREEDING.
Author: Ramnik Kahlon 1 Eddie Pang 2, Phil Salisbury 1, Gururaj Kadkol 3, Paul Taylor 1 Interspecific Hybridization In Brassica
Author: B. R. Choudhary 1 and P. Joshi 2 Study on the Rapeseed of Apetalous line in brassica napus
Author: Tan Xiaoli Zhang Wenxue Li Dianrong Tian Jianhua Zhang Xin EIGHTY YEARS OF BRASSICA CYTOGENETICS
Author: Shyam Prakash and V.L. Chopra RAPESEED RESEARCH REVIEW IN ETHIOPIA
Author: Bulcha Weyessa and Adugna Wakjira INTERCROSSING BRASSICA NAPUS and B. OLERACEA TO INTROGRESS CHARACTERS FROM KALE TO RAPE
Author: S.Gowers and M.C.Christey DEVELOPMENT OF APETALOUS BRASSICA NAPUS
Author: Gerhard Rakow and Ginette Séguin-Swartz GENETIC RESEARCH AND BREEDING OF RAPESEED AT HUAZHONG AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY
Author: Ting-dong Fu Commercial Heterosis of F1 Hybrids in Oilseed Brassica
Author: Lalji B. Pandey and B.E. Zehr MICROSATELLITES FOR ANALYSING RAPESEED GENOTYPES
Author: J. Förster, C. Knaak and J. Weyen BREEDING HYBRID VARIETIES IN WINTER RAPESEED USING RECESSIVE SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY
Author: Silke Möhring, Elisabeth Esch, Günter Wricke SEEDLINK™ AND DOUBLED HAPLOIDY OFFER SUCCESSFUL SYSTEM FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESTORED HYBRIDS IN INDIAN MUSTARD (BRASSICA JUNCEA)
Author: N. GhoshDastidar *, N. S. Varma Development of self-incompatible double low winter oilseed rape lines by means of doubled haploid system
Breeding of hybrid varieties of winter oilseed rape based on the MSL-system
Author: Martin Frauen and Werner Paulmann BRASSICA HYBRID RESEARCH IN INDIA : STATUS AND PROSPECTS
Author: I.D. Pandey, Basudeo Singh and J.N. Sachan ISOZYMIC CHARACTERIZATION OF EXPERIMENTAL F1 HYBRIDS OF BRASSICA JUNCEA
Author: ID Pandey, Basudeo Singh, NK Singh and JN Sachan DEVELOPMENT OF LOW GLUCOSINOLATE RESTORER AND OGU CMS WINTER RAPE HYBRID
Author: JC. Pruvot¹, K. Kräling², D. Charne³, L. Tulsieram³ CHARACTERISTICS OF DOUBLE LOW WINTER RAPESEED LINES WITH INTRODUCED RESTORER GENE FOR CMS OGURA
Author: Iwona Bartkowiak-Broda, Wiesława Popławska REPORT OF EUROPEAN CO-OPERATIVE STUDY OF FERTILITY IN HYBRID VARIETAL ASSOCIATIONS
Author: J.E. Ramsbottom and S.P.J. Kightley PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH REGISTERING HYBRID RAPE VARIETIES
Author: J.E. Ramsbottom, R.J. Jarman and S.P.J. Kightley CANOLA HYBRID SEED PRODUCTION WITH APETALOUS LINES
Author: Corey R. Hogarth 1, Neville J. Mendham 2 Induced male sterility in transgenic rape seed
Author: Neumann, Katrin; Köhne, Stefan; Sonntag, Karin*; Broer, Inge Resynthesized rapeseed as a new genpool for hybrid breeding
Author: Andreas Girke1, Heiko C. Becker1 and Gabriele Engqvist2 Mapping a restorer gene for CMS tour 25-143 cytoplasm in rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)
Author: Heike Trendelkamp, Milena I. Uzunova, and Wolfgang Ecke DOUBLE LOW RESTORED F1 HYBRIDS CAN BE PRODUCED WITH THE Ogu-INRA CMS IN RAPESEED.
Author: Régine Delourme, Raymonde Horvais , Patrick Vallée and Michel Renard MOLECULAR CONTROL OF MALE FERTILITY IN BRASSICA
Author: Prem L. Bhalla and Mohan B. Singh. THE ANALYSIS ON INTERACTION BETWEEN GMS AND CMS GENETIC SYSTEM
Author: Jiana Li, Zhanglin Tang, Li Chen , Xuekun Zhang and Suzhong Chen THE EFFECT OF CHEMICAL HYBRIDIZATION AGENT ON TRACE POLLEN OF POLIMA CMS LINES IN RAPESEED (BRASSICA NAPUS L.)
Author: Xuekun Zhang, Jiana Li, Zhanglin Tang, Li Chen and Yunping Chen ANALYSIS ON THE ENZYMATIC ACTIVITY AND ISOENZYME OF MALE STERILITY IN RAPESEED (BRASSICA NAPUS L.)
Author: Tang Zhanglin, Li Jiana, Chen Li, Chen Yunping, Yin Jiaming, and Zhang Xuekun HE MUR CMS SYSTEM IN BRASSICA NAPUS
Author: Peter B.E. McVetty1, Teresio C. Riungu2 and Rachael Scarth1 Decision rules for a chemical control of leptosphaeria maculans
Author: Annette Penaud, Christophe Bernard, Catherine Maisonneuve, André Pérès, Etienne Pilorgé NEIGHBOUR effect of pollen density on yield evaluation of non 100% fertile genotypes OF OILSEED RAPE (Brassica napus).
Author: Jean-Jacques Schott1 A PROMISING ALTERNATIVE WAY OF UTLIZING POL CMS FOR HYBRID BREEDING IN BRASSICA NAPUS L
Author: Guang-sheng Yang1),Zhi-hong Duan2),Ting-dong Fu1),Chang-sheng Wu2) STUDIES ON THE RECESSIVE GENIC MALE STERILITY AND ITS GENETIC MARKERS IN RAPESEED(Brassica napus L.)
Author: Tu Jinxing1; Fu Tingdong1; Zhang yi2 and Tian Shaohua3 MAPPING QTL’S FOR TRANSFORMATION VARIABLES IN BRASSICA OLERACEA
Author: Penelope A C Sparrow, Philip J Dale, Judith A Irwin. DEVELOPMENT AND GENETIC MAPPING OF MICROSATELLITE MARKERS IN RAPESEED
Author: Barbara Rudolph, Milena I. Uzunova and Wolfgang Ecke CONSTRUCTION OF A GENETIC MAP OF RAPESEED USING AFLP MARKERS
Author: Felix Dreyer1, Wolfgang Ecke2, Klaus Graichen3 and Christian Jung1 MAPPING THE SINAPIS ALBA GENOME
Author: Matthew Nelson1, Eddie Arthur1, Isobel Parkin2, Gerhard Rakow2, Todd Olson2 and Derek Lydiate2 COMPARING GENETIC AND PHYSICAL ORGANISATION OF GENE FAMILIES AFFECTING PLANT DEVELOPMENT WITHIN BRASSICA AND ARABIDOPSIS
Author: Graham J. King1, M.J. Bennett2, S. May2, G. McEwan1, C.D. Ryder1, A. Sarjeant1, L.B. Smith1, G.R. Teakle1 Genetic analysis of quantitative traits in brassica napus using substitution lines
Author: L. Cermakova12, A. Sharpe3, M. Trick1, M. Bechyne2 & D. Lydiate3 BRASSICACEAE: ELECTRONIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Author: WARWICK, S.I. Studies on new strain selected by intergeneric hybridization between b.napus and c.bursa-pastoris
Author: YJ. Huang1 ,JW. Zhao2,HJ. Zhao1,FX. He2 and YC. Li1 A STUDY ON INTERCROSSING BETWEEN TRANSGENIC B. JUNCEA AND OTHER RELATED SPECIES
Author: N. GhoshDastidar*, N S. Varma Investigations on dominant glucosinolates in rapeseed germplasm collected in china*
Author: Li Peiwu1, Li Guangming1, Zhang Wen1, Yang Mei1 and Zeng Jianqiang2 EVALUATING B-GENOME INTEGRATION IN BRASSICA NAPUS WITH GISH
Author: Ulrike Bellin and Heiko C. Becker EVALUATION OF RAPESEED GENOTYPES IN SALINE SOIL
Author: Keshta M. M; K. M. Hammad and W. A. I. SOROUR Altering volatile production in oilseed rape by introgression of genes from wild brassicas
Author: Robert P Bradburne, Ruth Magrath and Richard F Mithen Interspecific hybridization in brassica. I. B. Carinata x b. Tournefortii
Author: P. Joshi 1 and B.R. Choudhary 2 GENETIC DIVERSITY ANALYSIS AMONG CHINESE LANDRACES IN BRASSICA JUNCEA USING RAPD MARKERS*
Author: Xian-hui An1, Bao-yuan Chen2, Ting-dong Fu2 and Hou-li Liu2 SEXUAL COMPATIBILITY BETWEEN OILSEED RAPE AND SINAPIS ARVENSIS
Author: C L MOYES, S G COLE, C A CASAIS, P J DALE RESEARCH ACHIEVEMENTS IN OILSEED MUSTARD
Author: Dong Yunsong, Zhao Tingzhou, Liu Qining SOMATIC HYBRIDS BETWEEN MORICANDIA NITENS AND THREE BRASSICA SPECIES
Author: Jinling Meng, Zhun Yan, Zhihong Tian, Ronggui Huang, Bangquan Huang1 THE INFLUENCE OF BRASSICA SPECIES AND ACCESSIONS ON PRODUCTIVITY AND NUTRIENT QUALITY OF FORAGE RAPE IN EGYPT
Author: Amin E. Aly, Abdel-Halim I. Ghazy and Mahmoud K. Tahoun OIL AND ERUCIC ACID CONTENTS OF FIVE BRASSICA SPECIES GROWN FOR FOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS IN EGYPT
Author: Mahmoud K. Tahoun, Abdel-Halim I. Ghazy and Amin E. Aly COLLECTION, EVALUATION, ENHANCEMENT, CONSERVATION AND GENETIC DIVERSITY ASSESSMENT OF BRASSICA OILSEED GENETIC RESOURCES IN CHINA
Author: Xiao-Ming Wu, Xiao-Yan Sheng Assessment on Drought Tolerance of Eruca sativa Genotypes from Northwestern China
Author: Wancang Sun1 Qifeng Yang2, Jinwen Zhang3, Tao Zhang1, Zhenxin Yun4 FISH-ing for new rapeseed lines: the application of molecular cytogenetic techniques to Brassica breeding
Author: R.J. Snowdon1, A. Köhler2, W. Köhler1and W. Friedt1 DEVELOPING MARKER-ASSISTED BREEDING FOR QUALITY AND DISEASE RESISTANCE TRAITS IN BRASSICA OILSEEDS.
Author: Daryl Somers, Gerhard Rakow, Philip Raney, Vinod Prabhu1, Ginette Séguin-Swartz, Roger Rimmer, Richard Gugel, Derek Lydiate, Andrew Sharpe. TAGGING OF A LOCUS FOR RESISTANCE TO ALBUGO CANDIDA IN BRASSICA RAPA SSP. OLEIFERA
Author: Pirjo Tanhuanpää1 and Juha Vilkki2 Evaluation of scar markers for shatter resistance in brassicas
Author: Orarat Mongkolporn1,2, Eddie CK Pang3, Gururaj P Kadkol4 and Paul WJ Taylor1 CROSS APPLICABILITY OF RAPD MARKERS FOR LINOLENIC ACID CONTENT IN DOUBLED HAPLOID POPULATIONS OF RAPESEED (BRASSICA NAPUS)
Author: A. Brown, R. Scarth Potential use of AFLP markers for the distinction of rapeseed cultivars
Author: V. Lombard1, C.P. Baril2, P. Dubreuil2, F. Blouet2 and D. Zhang1
Other Brassica and Sinapis Species
DEVELOPMENT OF EARLY MATURING BRASSICA CARINATA FOR WESTERN CANADAAuthor: KEVIN C. FALK GENETIC ENHANCEMENT FOR DOUBLE LOW CHARACTERISTICS IN INDIAN RAPESEED MUSTARD
Author: Abha Agnihotri and Nutan Kaushik DEVELOPING CANOLA-QUALITY CULTIVARS OF YELLOW MUSTARD (SINAPIS ALBA L.)
Author: Jack Brown, Jim B. Davis, Angela P. Brown, Donna A. Erickson & Lindy Seip GENETIC VARIABILITIES IN ETHIOPIAN MUSTARD (BRASSICA CARINATA BRAUN) FOR QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS
Author: Nigussie Alemayehu,1 Heiko Becker2 and Getinet Gebeyehu3 GENETIC CONTROL OF C18 FATTY ACIDS IN BRASSICA JUNCEA
Author: Donald L Woods1, Derek A Potts2 and Darryl R Males2 DEVELOPMENT OF EARLY FLOWERING, CANOLA-GRADE BRASSICA JUNCEA GERMPLASM
Author: Rex N Oram1, Philip A Salisbury2, John T O Kirk1, and Wayne A Burton3 PERFORMANCE OF AUSTRALIAN CANOLA QUALITY BRASSICA JUNCEA BREEDING LINES
Author: W.A. Burton1, S.J. Pymer1, P.A. Salisbury1,2, J.T.O. Kirk3 and R.N. Oram3 MEAL QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS YELLOW MUSTARD (SINAPIS ALBA L.)
Author: Felicitas Katepa-Mupondwa, Gerhard Rakow and Phil Raney DEVELOPING OILSEED YELLOW MUSTARD (SINAPIS ALBA L.) IN WESTERN CANADA
Author: Felicitas Katepa-Mupondwa, Gerhard Rakow and Phil Raney CANOLA-QUALITY BRassica juncea, A NEW OILSEED CROP FOR THE CANADIAN PRAIRIES
Author: Derek A. Potts1, Gerhard W. Rakow2 and Daryl R. Males1 INHERITANCE OF ERUCIC ACID CONTENT IN YELLOW MUSTARD (SINAPIS ALBA L.)
Author: Wilhelmina J. Drost 1,2, Gerhard Rakow1, and Philip Raney1 INHERITANCE OF GLUCOSINOLATE CONTENT IN YELLOW MUSTARD (SINAPIS ALBA L.)
Author: Wilhelmina J. Drost1,2, Gerhard Rakow1, and Philip Raney1 Selection for high oleic acid in ‘zero’ erucic acid Sinapis alba
Author: J Philip Raney, Gerhard FW Rakow and Todd V Olson Selection for increased seed mucilage content in yellow mustard
SELECTION METHODS FOR BLACKLEG RESISTANCE IN AUSTRALIA
Author: W.A. Burton1, S.J. Pymer1, S.J. Marcroft1, P.A. Salisbury 1,2 and D.J. Ballinger3 THE INHERITANCE OF RESISTANCE TO WHITE RUST IN INDIAN MUSTARD (BRASSICA JUNCEA L. CZERN & COSS.)
Author: I. A. Sheikh1 and J. N. Singh2 Genetic association of herbicide tolerance and blackleg resistance in brassica napus L
Author: Mohan R Thiagarajah, Gary R Stringam, Vipan K Bansal and Delbert F Degenhardt SCLEROTINIA STEM ROT RESISTANCE IN CRUCIFERS
Author: Ginette S_guin-Swartz and Chrystel Lefol BREEDING, INHERITANCE, AND BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON BRASSICA NAPUS CV. ZHONGYOU 821 :TOLERANCE TO SCLEROTINIA SCLEROTIORUM (STEM ROT)
Author: Yunchang Li1, Jun Chen1, Richard Bennett2, Guy Kiddle2, Roger Wallsgrove2, Yongju Huang1, and Yuanhui He1 RESISTANCE OF CANOLA CULTIVARS TO LEPTOSPHAERIA MACULANS POPULATIONS IN THE SOUTHEASTERN USA
Author: D. V. Phillips 1, P. L. Raymer 1 and C. B. Hill 2 DEVELOPMENT OF BLACKLEG RESISTANT CANOLA QUALITY - B. RAPA
Author: Falak I., Thompson P., McNabb W., Grombacher A. and Dwipak S. DEVELOPMENT OF WINTER RAPESEED (B. NAPUS var. OLEIFERA) RESISTANT AGAINST INFECTION OF TURNIP MOSAIC VIRUS (TuMV)
Author: Andrzej Wojciechowski1, Przemysław Lehmann2, Edward Kozubek 2 CHARACTERIZATION AND EFFICIENCY OF MUSTARD BLACKLEG RESISTANCE GENES INTROGRESSED INTO OILSEED RAPE
Author: Frédérique Eber1, Régine Delourme1, Pierre Barret1, Kristel Lourgant1, Hortense Brun2, Michel Renard1, Anne-Marie Chèvre1 RESISTANCE OF BRASSICA AND SINAPIS SPECIES TO FLEA BEETLES, PHYLLOTRETA CRUCIFERAE
Author: R.H. Elliott and G.F.W. Rakow DEVELOPMENT AND AGRONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF TRANSGENIC CANOLA PRODUCING A BACILLIS THURINGIENSIS TOXIN
Author: Paul Raymer1, C.N. Stewart2, Jr., G. D. Buntin1, J. N. All1, and S. Ramachandran1 EXPLOITATION OF BIOTECHNOLOGY IN DEVELOPING STRATEGIES FOR INTEGRATED CONTROL OF SCLEROTINIA STEM ROT IN RAPESEED
Author: H A McCartney1, B Hu2, Y Li3 and B Grezes-Besset4 Generation of oilseed rape with resistance to turnip yellows luteovirus
Author: Klaus Graichen1 and Herbert Peterka2 Development and molecular characterization of rapeseed (brassica napus l.) Resistant against beet cyst nematodes
Author: Axel Voss, Wilfried W. Lühs, Rod J. Snowdon and Wolfgang Friedt Genetic analysis for resistance to Albugo Candida in brassica differentials
Author: Venugopal Kalavacharla1, Chunren Wu2 and S. Roger Rimmer3 APPLICATION OF GENES ENCODING ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDES FOR THE CONTROL OF FUNGAL PATHOGENS OF CANOLA
Author: Kemal Kazan1,2 John P. Marcus1, Ken C. Goulter1, John M. Manners1,2 TOWARDS THE CLONING OF RESISTANCE GENE(S) TO BLACKLEG (LEPTOSPHAERIA MACULANS)
Author: Bohman S, Mäntylä E, Wahlberg S and Dixelius C OBTAINING NEW SCLEROTIA-RESISTANT LINES OF RAPE BY GENETIC ENGINEERING
Author: Zhenghua Chen, Lanlan Wang, Haiyan Lan, Lihua Zhang, Benyuan Dang and Yingchuan Tian* Blackleg resistance of different origin transferred into Brassica Napus
Author: Hendrik Winter, Susanne Gaertig, Antje Diestel and Maria Dolores Sacristán Resistance to white rust in Brassica juncea from an interspecific cross with B. napus
Author: Richard K Gugel, J Philip Raney, Lorne J Duczek, Gerhard FW Rakow and Todd V Olson The development and genetics of white rust (albugo candida) race 2v-resistant canola quality brassica juncea
Author: Coreen Franke, Derek A. Potts and Daryl R. Males Inheritance of fatty acid composition in Brassica juncea
Author: Derek A. Potts and Daryl R. Males Studies on the inheritance of yellow seedcoat in rapeseed (Brassica napus L)
Author: Wu Jiangsheng, Shi Shuwen, Wu Daowan and Liu Houli Genetic manipulation for altered oil quality in brassicas
Author: Stoutjesdijk P.A, Hurlstone C, Singh S.P, Green A.G. Comparison of the Quality of Genetically modified Canola Varieties with Other Canola Varieties Grown in Western Canada in 1996/97
Author: James Kenneth Daun STUDIES OF WINTER OILSEED RAPE ( Brassica napus L.) VERY LOW IN ALIPHATIC GLUCOSINOLATE CONTENT
Author: Jan A. Krzymanski, Teresa Pietka, Krzysztof Michalski, Krystyna Krotka INTERGENERIC HYBRIDIZATION BY PROTOPLAST FUSION AIMING AT MODIFICATION OF FATTY ACID COMPOSITION IN BRASSICA NAPUS L.
Author: Qiong Hu1,3, Sven B Andersen1, Jens Laursen2 and Lise N Hansen1 Genetic and environmental variability of high oleic acid content in winter oilseed rape
Author: A. Schierholt and H.C. Becker INHERITANCE OF TOCOPHEROL CONTENTS IN SEEDS OF RAPESEED (Brassica napus L.)
Author: Fernando D. Goffman and Heiko C. Becker Low linolenic acid level in rapeseed can be easily assessed through the detection of two single base substitution in fad3 genes.
Author: Pierre Barret ¤, Régine Delourme, Dominique Brunel *, Christelle Jourdren, Raymonde Horvais and Michel Renard SELECTION FOR REDUCED SINAPIC ACID ESTERS CONTENT IN RAPESEED
Author: Leonardo Velasco1 and Christian Möllers GAMMA RAY INDUCED '00' LINES IN BRASSICA NAPUS.
Author: Sanjay J. Jambhulkar and D. C. Joshua. BREEDING OF RAPESEED (BRASSICA NAPUS) FOR MODIFIED SEED QUALITY - SYNERGY OF CONVENTIONAL AND MODERN APPROACHES
Author: Wolfgang Friedt and Wilfried W. Lühs GENETIC ENGINEERING OF ERUCIC ACID CONTENT IN RAPESEED OIL
Author: Wilfried W. Lühs1, Jixiang Han2, Alexandra Gräfin zu Münster3, Dagmar Weier3, Axel Voss1, Wolfgang Friedt1, Frank P. Wolter2, Margrit Frentzen3 Molecular genetics of erucic acid content in the genus brassica
Author: Wilfried W. Lühs, Axel Voss, Fatih Seyis and Wolfgang Friedt Development of yellow-seeded high-erucic acid rapeseed (Brassica Napus l.)
Author: Roland Baetzel, Wolfgang Friedt, Axel Voss and Wilfried W. Lühs Molecular approaches to the biosynthesis of medium-chain triacylglycerols in Brassica napus
Author: M. Karim Zarhloul1, Wilfried W. Lühs1, Alexandra Syring-Ehemann2, Ludger Hausmann2, Wolfgang Friedt1 and Reinhard Töpfer2 Identification of brassica napus germplasm with seed oil low in saturated fat
Author: J Philip Raney, Gerhard FW Rakow and Todd V Olson STUDY ON THE RAPESEED OF APETALOUS LINE IN BRASSICA NAPUS
Author: Tan Xiaoli Zhang Wenxue Li Dianrong Tian Jianhua Zhang Xin DESIGNER OIL CANOLA — A REVIEW OF NEW FOOD-GRADE BRASSICA OILS WITH FOCUS ON HIGH OLEIC, LOW LINOLENIC TYPES
Author: Dr. Rachael Scarth, Dr. Peter B.E. McVetty HERBICIDE TOLERANCE IN WINTER OILSEED RAPE - A MULTI-COUNTRY STUDY
Author: E.J. Booth1, G. de Both2, M. Green3, C. Schuster4 and J Aelvoet2 THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOW ALIPHATIC, LOW INDOLE GLUCOSINOLATE BRASSICA RAPA
Author: D.S. HUTCHESON1, K.C. FALK2 and G.F.W. RAKOW2 AGRONOMIC PERFORMANCE AND SEED QUALITY OF A NEW SOURCE OF YELLOW SEEDED BRASSICA NAPUS
Author: G. Rakow, J.P. Raney and J. Relf-Eckstein low linolenic acid, ‘zero’ aliphatic glucosinolate Brassica napus
Author: J Philip Raney, Gerhard FW Rakow, Richard K Gugel and Todd V Olson Selection in transgenic lines of oilseed rape (Brassica napus L.) with modified seed oil composition
Author: E. Rudloff 1, H.U. Jürgens 2, B. Ruge1, P.Wehling 1 SELECTION FOR LOW α-LINOLENIC ACID CONTENT IN SPRING TURNIP RAPE
Author: I. Laakso1, S. Hovinen2, T. Seppänen-Laakso1 and R. Hiltunen1
