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Food production and nutrition-Plant breeding 2. TITLE AND SUBTITLE

A bibliography of plant genetic resources,supplement

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Williams,J.T.

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1976 45p. ARC

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9. ABSTRACT

This supplement to the Bibliography of Plant Genetic Resources (PN-AAE-483) was

published for several reasons. First, it contains additional citations suggested It also contains a few key references inadvertentlyby genetic resources workers. Lastly, it includes coverage of some crops omittedomitted from the first volume.

from he original volume--for example, millets. This supplement is organized in

the same way as the original Bibliography. It contains about 450 additional

citations.

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Bibliographies Plant genetics Nlta--I GITS

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INTERNATIONAL BOARD FOR PLAN GENETIC RESOURCES

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PLAN GENETIC RESOURCES

SUPPLEMENT

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J.T. Williams

IBMGR SECRETARIAT

Rome, Italy

PREFACE

This Supplement to the Bibliography of Plant Genetic Resources, issued earlier in 1976, has been made for several reasons. Firstly, the Bibliography hap been received with enthusiasm by genetio resources workers and many suggestions have been made for additions. Secondly, as expected in such an undertaking, a few key references were inadvertently omitted during the original preparation. Lastly, the coverage of crops in the Bibliography was reasonably wide and comprehensive, but there were some omissions. In the case of millets, a list of references would be helpful especially since the IBPGR has

commenced support for the collection and conservation of millet germplasm.

The format of the Supplement follows that of the Biblio­graphy and the numbering of references continues from those in

the original text.

Acknowledgements are due in particular to my colleagues Dr. T.T. Chang, International Rice Research Institute, Philip­pines; Mr. H.C. Harries, Coconut Industry Board, Kingston, Jamaica; and Dr. D.J. Ockendon, National Vegetable Pesearch Station, Wellesbourne, Warwick, U.K.

J.T. Williams

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CONTENTS

SECTION I Subject Areas Page

A Genetic Resources - general 3

B Gene Centres 3

C Origins of Agriculture and Plant Domestication 4

D Archaeology and Palaeoethnobotany 4

E Ethnobotany 5

F Evolution - general 6

G Genetic variation in populations 7

H Genecology and adaptation 7

J Taxonomy and Biosystematics 7

K Chemotaxonomy 7

L Exploration and Sampling Strategies 8

8N Conservation - general

P Conservation - seed and pollen 8

R Evaluation and Utilisation 9

S Organisation, Networks, Training 9

T Gene Banks, Genetic Resources Centres and world collections 9

SECTION II crops

CEREALS - general CER 13

Wheat Tritioum and Aegilops TRI 13 Oat Avena AVE 15

%ye Seoale SEC 15 Maize Zea, Tripsacum and Euchlaena ZEA 15

Barley Hordeum HOR 16

Sorghum Sorghum SOR 16 Millets Pennisetum and others MIL 18 Rice Oryza ORY 20

ROOT AND TUBER CROPS - general RCG 21

Potato Solanum SOL 21

Sweet potato Ipomoea IPO 22

Cassava Manihot MAN 22 South American

TUB 22minor tubers 23Aroids ARO

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SECTION II (continued) Page

LEGUMINOUS FORAGE CROPS FOL 23

FIBRES

Cotton Gossypium GOS 23

SUGAR AND STARCH PLANTS

Sugarcane Saccharum SAC 24

STI1ULANT S

Tobacco Nicotiana NIC 24 Tea Thea THE 25 Coffee Coffea COF 25 Cocoa Theobroma THB 25

OIL PLANTS - general OIL 25

Sesame Seeamum ES 26 Sunflower Helianthus HEL 26 Safflower Carthamus CAR 26

Peanut Araohis ARA 27 Coconut Cocos CO0 27

DATES AND OTHER PALMS (Phoenix, etc.) PAL 29

MINOR CROP PLANTS

Rubber Hevea HEV 30

TEMPERATE FRUITS TEF 30

TROPICAL FRUITS - general TRF 31

Pineapple Ananas ANA 31 Citrus Citrus CIT 31 Banana Musa MUS 31 Bread fruit Artoarpus ART 32

VEGETABLES

Onion and garlic Alliun ALL 32

Braesicas Brassioa BRA Cucurbits Cucurbita, Cucumis,

33

Citrullus, Lagenaria CUe 33 Tomato Lycopersicon LYC 34

Phaseolus (New World) PHA 34 Broad bean Viola faba VIc 34 Vigna (including Asiatio Phaseolus) VIG 34 Pea Pisu PIS 34 Soy Glycine GLY 35 Chiokpea Cicer CIC 35 Other tropical legumes TRL 36

ABBREVIATIONS

Page Page

ALL Allium 32 MUS Musa 31

ANA Ananas 31 NIC Nlootiana 24

ARA Arachis 27 OIL Oil plants ­ general 25

ARD Arolds 23 ORY Oryza 20

ART

AVE

Artocarpus

Avrna

32

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PAL Dates and other palms (Phoenix, etc.) 29

PHA Phaseolus (New World) 34

BRA Brassica 33 PIS Pisum 34

CAR Carthamus 26 RCG Root Crops - general 21

CER Cereals - general 13

SAC Saccharum 24

CIC Cicer 35 SEC Secale 15

CIT Citrus 31 SES

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Sesamum 26

COC Cocos 27 SOL Potato (Solanium) 21

COF Coffea 25 -R Sorg 16

CIC Cucurbita, Cuaumis, Ctrullus and Lagenaria 33 TEF Temperate fruits 30

FO L Leguminous forage crops 23 THB Theobroma 25

GLY Glycine 35 THE Thea 25

GOS Gosaypium 23 TRF Tropical fruits- general 31

HEL Helianthus 26 TRI Triticum and Aeg1lops 13

HEV Hevea 30 TRL Other tropical legumes 36

HOR Hordeum 16 TUB South American minor tubers 22

IPO Ipomoea 22 VIC Vioia faba 34

LYC

MA.N

Lycopersicon

Maniho__t

34

22

VIG

ZEA

Vi (including Asiatic Phaseolus)

Zea, Tripsacum and Euchlaena

34

15

MIL Millets 18

SECTION I

SUBJECT AREAS

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A GENETIC RESOURCES - GENERAL

A156 Brazier, J.D., Hughes, J.F. & Tabb, C.B. Ecploitation of natural tropical fores' 1976 resources and the need for genetic and ecological conservation. In

Burley, J. & Styles, B.T., ads. Tropical trees. London, Academic Press.

A157 Harlan, J.R. Distribution and utilization of natural variability in cultivated 1956 plants. In Genetics in plant breeding. Brookhaven Symp. Biol., 9:

191-208. -

A158 Harlan, J.R. Plant exploration and the search for superior germplasm for grass­1959 lands. In Sprague, H.B., ed. Grasslands. Am. Assoc. Adv. Sol. Pubi.

53 :1-11.

A159 Harlan, J.R. Crops and man. Amer. Soc. Agron., 295P. 1975

A160 International Board for Plant Genetic Resources. Priorities among crops and 1976 regions. Rome, 24p.

A161 Kemp, R.H., Roche, L. & Willan, R.I. Current activities and problems in the 1976 exploration and conservation of tropical forest gene resources. In

Burley, J. & Styles, B.T., eds. Tropical trees. London, Academic Presi,.

A162 Kuokuck, H. Importance of the utilization, preservation and fui-ther developmet 1975 of the natural genetic resources for the cultivation of plants. In

Plant research and development, a biennial collection of recent Gaxmahl contributions concerning development through plant research, 1:109-120.

A163 Kupzow, A.J. Vavilov's law of homologous series at the fiftieth anniversary, of 1976 its formulation. Econ. Bot., 29:372-379.

A164 Longman, K.A. Conservation and utilization of gene resources by vegetative 1976 multiplication of tropical trees. In Burley, J. & Styles, B.T., odn,

Tropical trees. London, Academic Press.

A165 Mehra, K.L. & Magoon, M.L. Collection, conservation and exchange of gene poolfi 1974 of forage grasses. Indian J. Genet., 34A:26-32,

A166 National Academy of Sciences. Undarexploited tropical plants with promising 1975 eoonomia value. 186p.

B GENE CENTRES

B78 BrUoher, H. Our Widerlegung von Vavilovs geographisch-botanisoher Differential­1971 methode. Erdkunde, 25:20-36.

B79 Hadjiohristodoulou, A. & Della, A. Genetic diversity in Cyprus. Plant Genet. 1976 Resour. Newel. (FAO), 32:8-15

B80 Watson, A.G. & Baker, K.F. Possible gene oentres for resistance in the genus 1969 Braesica to Plafmodiophora brassioae. Econ. Dot., 23:245-252.

B81 Witoombe, J.R. Wheat and barley from two Himalayan regions. Euphytioa, 24: 1975 431-434.

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B82 Zhukovsky, P.M. '[Interrelation between host and parasite in their centers of1959 origin and beyond it.] Vestn. Sel'wkokhoz. Nauki, Ilosoow, 6:24-34.

(In Rissian)

C ORIGINS OF AGRICULTURE AND PLANT DOMESTICATION

C124 Anderson, E. The evolution of domestication. Tax. 1960, 67-84, 1960

C125 Flannery, K.V. 1965. The ecology of early food production in Mesopotamia. 1965 Science, N.Y., 145:1247-1256.

C126 Helbaek, H. Ecological eft'ects of irrigation in Ancient Mesopotamia. Iraq, 22: 1960 186-196.

C127 Ho, P.T. The loess an& the origin of Chinese agrioulture. Am. Hist. Rev., 75: 1969 1-36.

C128 MaoNeish, R.S. The food-gathering arid inoipient agricultural stage of prehistoric1964 Middle Amerioa. In West, R.C., ed. Handbook of Middle American Indians,

University Texas, 43-426.

0129 Nakao, S. [Origin of cultivated plants and agriculture] Iwanami-Shoten, Tokyo.1966 (InJapanese).

C130 de Wet, J.M.J. Evolutionary dynamios of cereal domestication. Bull. Torrey1975 bot. Club, 102:307-312.

C131 Wilke, P.J., et al. Harvest selection and domestication in seed plants.

1972 Antiquity, 46: 203-208.

Other relevant references:

COO43. CUC 30. IPO 26. SAC 42.

D ARCHA)LOGY AND PALLEOETHNOB0TANY

Dr46 Amano, M. [Studies on Chinese agricultural history]. Tokyo Oohanomizu Pub. Co. 1962 (InJapanese).

1B47 Barghoorn, E.S., Wolfe, M.K. & Clisby, K.H. Fossil maize from the valley of 1954 Mexico. Botan. Mus. Harvard Univ. Lft., 16:229-240.

148 Beaumont, P.B. & Boshier, A.K. Some comments on recent findings at Border cave,1972 northern Natal. S. Afr. J. Soi., 1972, 122-24

D49 Braidwood, R.J., Cambel, H. & Watson, P.J. Prehistoric investigations in south­1969 eastern Turkey. Science, N.Y., 164:1275-1276.

)50 Callen, E.O. Food habits of some pre-Columbian Mexioan Indians. Econ. Bot., 1965 19:335-343.

D)51 Chang, K. The archaeology of ancient China,. Now Haven & London, Yale Univer­1968 sity Preos,

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D52 Chang, K. The eginnings of agriculture in the Far East Antiquity, 44:175-185. 1970

D53 Cheng, T.K. The prehistory of China. T'oung Pao, 60(1-3):1-11.1974

D54 Chowdhury, K.A. & Buth, G.M. 4,500 year old seeds suggest that true cotton is1970 indigenous to Nubia. Nature, London, 227:85-86. 1)55 Corner, E.J.H. Botany and prehistory. In Symp. on the impact of man on humid1960 tropics vegetation. Goroho, Papua New Guinea :38-41. D56 Dressier, R.L. The pre-Columbian cultivated plants of Mexico. Botan. Mus.1953 Harvard Univ. Lft., 16:115-163.

D57 Helbaek, H. Late Bronze Age and Byzantine crops at Beyosultan inAnatolia.1961 Anatol. Stud., 11:77-97.

158 Helbaek, H. First impression of the Catal Huyuk plant husbandry. Anatol. Stud.,1964 14:121-123.

D59 Ho, P.T. The orad's of the east. Hongkong, Chinese Univ., Hongkong Pub. Office. 1975

D60 Van Zeist, W. & Bottema, S. Plant husbandry in early Neolithic Nea Nikomedeia,1971 Greece. Acta. bot. Neerl., 20:524-538.

Other relevant references:

THB 22. ZEA 91, 99.

E ETHNOBOTANY

E56 Benedict, F.G. & Steggerda, M. Food of the present day Maya Indians of Yucatan.1936 Carnegie Inst. Publ., 436:115-188.

E57 Bertin, J. et al. Atlas des cultures vivrieres. Paris & the Hague. Ecole1971 des-Hautes Etudes, Mouton.

E58 Brooadet, A.P. Plantes utiles do Br6sil. Paris. 1921

E59 Chung, H.L. & Ripperton, J.D. Utilization and composition of oriental vegetables1924 in Hawaii. Hawaii Agrio. Exp. Sta. Bull. 60. E60 Crevost, C. & Lemarl, C. Catalogue des produits de l'Indochine. 5 vols. Hanoi.

1917-1925

E61 Dastur, J. Useful plants in India and Pakistan. 1954

E62 Getahun, A. The role of wild plants in the native diet of Ethiopia. Agro­1974 Eoosystom., 1:45-56.

E63 Harper, R.M. Useful plants of Yucatan. Bull-Torrey Bot. Club, 39:279-288. 1932

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E64 Isaac, E. Influence of religion on the spread of Citrus. Science, N.Y., 129: 1959 179-18b.

E65 Isaac, E. Geography of domestication. Prentice-Hall, Englewood. 1970

E66 Jeffreys, M.D.W. The history of maize in Africa. Eastern Anthropologist, 7: 1954 138-148.

E67 Laboratory of Institute of Arohaeology Poking. [Report on radiooarbon-determined 1972 dates.] II.K'ao-ku, 5:56-58, (InChinese)

E68 Martin, F.W. & Rubertd, R.M. Edible leaves of the tropics. MayagUez inst. Trop. 1975 Agr./USDA, 235P.

E69 Pitlier, H. Manual de las plantas usuales do Venezuela. Caracas. 1926, 1939

E70 Portbres, R. L'introduotions du male en Afrique. J. Agrio. trop. Bot. appl., 1955 2:221-231.

E71 Roys, L. The ethnobotany of the Maya. Tulane Univ. Middle Am. Res. Ser. Publ., 1931 2:1-359.

E72 Shabetal, J.R. Agricultural crops and economic plants of Egypt. Min. Agrio., 1933 Calro.

E73 Sinskaya, E.N. [Field crops of A16ai] Trudy. Priki. Bot. Genet. Selek., 14: 1925 359-376. (In Russian)

E74 Stanton, W.R. The ethnobotanioal basis for the present distribution of cereals 1959 in Nigeria. Min. Agric. Res., Samanx, Cereal Memo., 3.

E75 Stonor, C.R. & Anderson, E. Maize among the hill peoples of Assam. Ann. Mo. 1949 bot. Gdn., 36:355-444.

-E76 Tanaka, K. & Watabe. Crop distribution in the Mandalay basin. Prelim. Report 1976 Kyoto Univ. Soi. Survey to Burma (1974), p.19-24.

E77 Walker, E.H. The plants of China and their usefulness to man. Smithson. Inst. 1943 Report (1943): 325-363.

E78 Webster, P.J. The food plants of the Philippines. Dept. Agrio. natn. Res. Bull. 1925 39.

E79 Willett, F. The introduction of maize into West Africa: an assessment of recent 1962 evidence. Africa, 32:1-13.

EVOLUTION - =ENEL

F45 Kihara, H. Origin of cultivated plants with special reference to wheat. Smiken 1975 Ziho, 25/26:1-24.

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G GENETIC VARIATION IN POPULATIONS

G107 Jain, S.K. & S&ueson, C.A. Population atudaes in predominantly self-pollinated1964 speoies 7. Survival of a male-sterile gone in relation to

heterozygosis in barley populations. Genetics, Princeton, 50:905-913

Other relevant references:

CAR 11. PHA 33. TEF 76.

H GENEOOLOGY AND ADAPTATION

H92 Crow, J.F. & Nagylaki, T. The rate of change of a character correlated with 1973 fitness. Am. nat., 10:207-213.

H93 Levine, R. Theory of fitness in a heterogeneous environment. 3. The response 1964 to selection. J. theoret. Biol., 7:224-240.

J TAXONOMY AND BIOSYSTEMATICS

J67 Jackson, R.C. The karyotype in systematics. Ann. rev. Ecol. Syst., 2:327-368. 1971

J68 Sneath, P.H.A. Some applications of numerical taxonomy in plant breeding.

1976 Z. PflanzenzUoh., 76:19-46

Other relevant references:

ALL 32, 35. ARA 38. BRA 50, 53. GLY 24. HEV 6. NIL 13. OHR 152, 154. SEC 34. SOR 67, 68, 69. THI 170.

K CHEMOTAXONOMY

Relevant references:

BRA 49. GOS 68. NIC 30.

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L EXPLORATION AND SAMPLING STRATEGIES

L63 Cufodantis, G. Bemercenswexte Nutz - und Kulturpflanzen Aethiopiens. Botanische 1957 Ergebnisse der Kp edition des Frobenius - Institute der UniversitIft iPFr

furt ain Main nach Sd-Aethiopien 1954-1956. I. Senckenberg biol., 38: 405-415.

L64 Oka, H.I. Report of trip for investigation of rice in Latin American countries. 1961 Nat. Inst. Genetics Japan, Mimisa.

L65 Poroeddu, E., Perrino, P., & Olita, G. Preliminary information on an Ethiopian 1973 wheat germplasm collection miesion. In Proc. Symp. on genetics and

breeding of duram wheat, Bari, Italy, 17-200.

L66 Tanaka, M. A preliminary report of the Kyoto University scientific e.qcedition to 1974 the Latin America, 1972-1973, I and II. Kyoto, 39p and 27p.

L67 Warner, J.N. & Grasse, C.0. The 1957 sugarcane expedition to Melanesia. 1958 Hawaiian Planters Record, 55:209-236.

L68 Witcombe, J.R. University College Bangor Nepal Expedition 1971: Report of the 1972 genetic conservation project. '7p + tables.

L69 Yamashita, K., ed. Cultivated plants and their relatives. Results of the Kyoto 1965 University Scientific Expeditions to the Karakoram and Hindukush, 1955, I.

Kyoto, 361p.

Other relevant references:

CAR 13. HOR 85. SAC 45. SOL 184, 185.

N CONSERVATION - GENERAL

N39 Larson, R.E. Perpetuation and protection of germ plasm as vegetative stock. 1961 In Hodgson, R.E., ed. Germ plasm resources, Am. Assoc. adv. Soi.,

T27-336.

P CONSERVATION - SEED AND POLLEN

P89 Blakeslee, A.F. & Avery, A.H. The aging of seeds and mutation rates. Ann. N.Y. 1954 Aoad. Sci., 57:488-490.

P90 Harrison, B.J. & MoLeish, J. Abnormalities of stored seeds. Nature, Lond., 1954 173:593.

P91 IBPaR. Report of a Working Group on enginoering, design andoost aspects of long­1976 term seed storage, IBPGR Seoretariat, Rome (in press).

P92 Owen, E.B. The storage of seeds for maintenanoe of variability. Common. 1957 Bureau Pastures Field Crope, Hurley, Bull., 43. 81p.

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P93 Pack, D.A. & Owen, F.V. Viability of sugar beet seed held in cold storage for 221950 years. Proc. Amer. Soo. Sugar Beet Technol. (1950), 127-129.

P94 Stewart, J.M. & Duncan E.N. Cottonseed viability after long-time storage. 1976 Agron. J., 66:243-244.

Other relevant reference:

0 68.

R EVALUATION AND UTILISATION

RI01 Dinoor, A. Gezmplasm and the phytopathologist. Plant Genet. Resour. Newel. 1976 (FAO), 32:36-38

R102 Doolittle, S.P. The use of r'ild Lycopersicon species for tomato disease control.1954 Phytopath., 44:409-414.

R103 Pant, K.C., Joshi, B.S. & Chandel, K.P.S. Evaluating a Pisum collection. 1976 Plant Genet. Resour. Newel. (FAO) 32:17-35.-

Other relevant references:

AVE 55. CAR 9. co 47, 49. FUL 33. MIL 10, 14. SAC 40. SOL 180. SOR 80, 82.

S ORGANTQATION, NETWORKS, TRAINING

S40 Hawkes, J.G. & Williams, J.T. The first six years: postgraduate training at 1976 Birmingham. Plant Genet. Resour. Newel. (FAO), 32:2-7.

841 Kyoto University. Plant germ-plasm institute, 8p.

1976

Other relevant referenoe:

C 72.

T GENE BANKS, GENETIC RESOURCES CEWDRES AND WORLD COLLECTIONS

T56 University of the Philippines College of Agriculture - SEARCA Gene Bank project.1971, 1973 Plant introduction catalogue No. 1 Sorghum, 22p. Plant introduction

catalogue No. 2 Mungbean, 27p.

SECTION II

CROPS

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CEIALS - GENERAL

CER8 de Cillis U. I grani d'Italia. 1928

Min. Eoon. Naz., Rome

CER9 do Cillis U. I foumenti siollian1942 Catania

i. Pub. Stat. Sper. Granicol. Sioil. 9,

TRITICUM AND AEGILOPS

TR1153 Bashilov, S.V. [The wheats of the Trans-Baikal region] Trudy prikl. Bot. 1934 Genet. Selek., Ser. 5, No. 2, 1-312. (InRssian)

TRI154 Cauderon, Y. & }gan, G. Aegilops seltoides promotion of homoeologous pairing 1974 in one Triticum aestivum x iintermedium derivative. Wheat

Inf. Serv., 39:1-5.

TRI155 Ciferri, R.& Bonvioini, M. Revisione delle vechie razze itallane in rapporto ai 1960 frumenti medditerranei. Pabl. Inst. Bot. Univ., Pavia, 17; 383p.

TRI156 Cferri, R.& Giglioli, G.R. I frumenti di Rodi. Reg. Inst. Agron. Africa Ital. 1939 Florenoe.

TRI157 Ciferri, R.& Gagliolh, G.R. I cereali dell'Afrioa italiana I: I frumenti dell' 1939 Africa Orientale Itallana studiati su materialt origanali. Florence, 298p.

TRI158 Ciferri, R.& Giglioli, G.R. I cereali de.l'Africa italiana III: I frumenti 1941 oasiooli del Sahara libioo. Florence, 555P.

TRI159 Dorofeev, V.F. Die Weizen Tranakaukasiens und ihre Bedentung in der Evolution 1971 der Gattung Tritcum L. 3. Die Spelzweizen Trenskaukasiene (T.m~cha

Dek. et Men., T. spelta L. sap. spelta Dorof., sap. kuokuokianum*Cf-g. und sep. vavlovii Sears.) Z. PflanzenzUcht., 66:3T5-360.

TRI160 Dosba, F. & Cauderon, Y. Analyse statistique du oaryotype d'Aegilops ventrioosa 1973 Tausch. Ann. Amdlior. Plantes, 23:133-143.

TRI161 uioellier, L. Esp~oes et varidtds de odreales oultivds en Algdrae. Algaers. 1930

TRI162 Erroux, J. Irtroduotion au catalogue des blds durs oultivdes en Algdrae. 1958 Bll. Soc. Hist. Nat. Afrique du Nord., 48:239-253.

TR1163 Erroux, J. Lee blds des oasis sahariennes. Int. Reoh. Sahariennes Alger. Mdm 7. 1962 181p.

TR1164 Gadea, M. Tragos espanoles. Inst. nao. Invest. Agron, Madrid. 1954

TRI165 Kihara, H., Yamashita, K. & Tanaka, M. A new strain of Tritiu Rolonioum. 1956 Wheat Inf'. Serv., 4:3.

TRI166 Kimber, G. & Athwal, R.S. A reassessment of the course of evolution of wheat. 1972 Proo. natn. Aoad. Soi., USA, 69:912-915.

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TRI167 Laumont, P. & Erroux, J. Inventaire des blds renoontrds et cultivds en Algerie.1961 Mdm. Soo. Hist. Nat. do l'Afrique du Nord, 5.

TRI168 Lee, J. & Kalteikes, P.J. The application of Mahalonobis's generalized distance1973 to measure genetic divergence in durum wheat. Euphytioa, 22:124-131.

TRI169 Maan, S.S. Cytoplasmic and oytogenetic relationships among tetraploid Triticum 1973 species. Euphytica, 22:287-300.

TRI170 MacKey, J. The taxonomy of heaaplold wheat. Sv. Bot. Tidakr., 48:579-590. 1954

TRI171 McFadden, E.S. & Sears, E.R. The origin of Tritioum spelta and its free-threshing1946 hexaploid relatives. J. Hered., 37:61-69.

TRI172 Mloge, E. Sur plusiers formes particulibres et enddmiques de Triticum dioocoum 1927 Sch. C. r. Acad. Soi., 185:1151-1152.

TRI173 Miege, E. Lea principales variet6s cultivds en Maroc. Casablanca. 1930

TRI174 Molina, R.T. & Pena, A.M. Los Trigos de la Cores Hispanica. Inst. nac. Invest. 1952 Agron., Madrid.

TUZ175 Montemartl;.', L.& Ciferri, R. Le razze di frumento coltivale in Sicilia. 1941 Florence.

TRI176 Popova, G. [Species of Aegilops and their mass hybridization with wheat in1923 Turkestan.] Trudy prikl. Bot. Genet. Selek., 13:461-482. (In Tssian)

TRI177 Schreiber, L. [Wheats of Mediterranean islands.] Trudy prikl. Bot. Genet. 1934 Selek., 27:41-240. (In Russian)

TRI178 Somayajulu, P.L.N., Joshi, A.B. & Murty, B.R. Genetic divergence in wheat. 1970 Indian J. Genet., 30:47-58.

TRI179 Tanaka, M. & Ichikawa, S. Cytogenetical relationships of two types of Triticum1972 araraticum Jakubz. to other tetraploid wheat species. Jap. .Gniet., 47:103-114.

TRI180 Tanaka, M. & Isni, H. Cytogenetical evidence on the speciation of wild tetraploid1973 wheats collected in Iraq, Turkey and I-an. Proc. 4th internat. Wheat Genetics Symp., 115-121.

TRI181 Tanaka, M. & Ishii, H. Hybrid sterility and chromosomal interchanges found in the1975 Timophreevi group of tetraploid wheat. Jap. J. Genet., 50:141-149. TRI182 Zanini, E.& Ballatore, G.P. Variett e razze di grano pit diffuse in Sicilia.

1948 Huanes, 10, Milan.

Other relevant references:

B8'. CER 8, 9.

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AVENA

AVE55 Dinoor, A. & Wahl, I. Reaction of non-cultivated oats from Israel to Canadian

1963 races of crown rust and stem rust. Can. J. Plant Sol., 43:263-270.

AVE56 Rajhathy, T. Chronosome polyneophism in Avena ventriooea. Chromosoma, 35: 1971 206-216.

AVE57 Rajhathy, T., Shearer, D.A. & Warner, E.M. A thin-layer chromotographlo study

Can. J. Genet. Cytol., 13:769-759.1971 of some amphiploids in Avena.

SECALE

vavlloviiSEC34 Khush, G.S. Cy-togenetio and evolutionary studies in Secale IV. Secale 1963 and its biosystematio status. Z. Pflanzenzoht., 50:34-43.

ZEA

in Brazil and other eastern South AmericanF.G., et al. Races of maizeZEA87 Breiger, 283p.

1958 countries. Nat. Aoad. Sol.-Nat. Res. Council Publ. no. 593.

Races of maize in the West Indies. Nat. Acad. Scl.-Nat. Rea. CouncilZEA88 Brown, W.L.

1960 Publ. no. 792. 44p.

ZEA89 Brown, W.L. & Anderson, E. The Southern dent corns. Ann. Mo. bot. Gdn. 35:

1948 255-268.

ZUA9O Carter, G.F. & Anderson, E. A preliminary survey of malze in the south-western

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ZEA98 Mangelsdorf, P.C. Corn its origin, evolution and improvement. Harvard, Belknap 1974 Press.

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HORDEUM

HOR85 Takahashi, R. Further studies on the phylogenetio differentiation of cultivated 1964 barley. Barley Genetics, 1:19-26.

SORGHUM

S0D67 Arunaohalan, V. 1966 Sorghu

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SOR68 Arunaohalan, V., Saxena, M.B.L. & Murty, B.R. A preliminazy classification of 1965 some genetic stocks of Sorghum by multiple range test. Sorghum Newl.

8:18-21.

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SOR69 Ayyangar, G.N.R. The description of crop plant characters and their ranges of

1942 variation IV. The variability of Indian Sorghum. Indian J. Agric. Si.,

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SOR70 Bhatti, A.G., Endrizzi, J.E. & Reeves, R.G. Origin of Johnson grass. J. Heredity,

1960 51:107-110.

SOR71 Bouohet, P. Les mils et sorghas dans la Rpublique du Mali. Agron. trop., 18:

1963 85-107.

SOR72 Catherinet, M.D., Gabarit, J. & Mayaki, A. Le mil et le sorgho dans l'agriculture

1963 du Niger. Problme d'amdlioratlon. Agron. trop., 18:108-125.

SOR73 Chandrasekariah, S.R. & Murty, B.R. Species differentiation in Sorghum. Sorghum 1964 Newel., 7:26-27.

SOR74 Chandrasekariah, S.R., Murty, B.R. & Arunaohalam, V. Multivariate analysis of

1967 divergence in the genus Eu-Sorghum. Proc. natn. Inst. Sol., India B.

SOR75 Doggett, H. Fertility improvement in autotetraploid Sorghum I. Cultivated 1964 autotetraploids. Heredity, Lond., 19:403-417.

SOR76 Dmont, St. Mile et scrghos cultivda dans le Niger-Est. Agron. trop., 21: 1966 883-917.

SOR77 Gangs, Prasad Rao, N. Genotype x environment interaction in grain sorghum.

1970 Indian J. Genet., 30:75-80.

SOR78 Gangs. Prasad Rao, N. et al. Self-inoompatibility in grain sorghums. Indian J.

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1972 symposium at Hyderabad, 27-30 Oct. 1971. New Delhi & Oxford, 638p.

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SOR86 Murty, B.R. Analysis of divergence in a world collection of Sorghum and Pennisetum.

1966 African Soils, 11:453-462.

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1967 Sorghum. Indian J. Genet., 27.

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SOR88 Mur-ty, B.R. & Ram, J. Pattern of anthocyanin pigments in a world collection of 1966 Sorghum. Indian J. Genet.,. 26:246-254.

SOR89 Rana, B.S. & Murty, B.H. Genetic divergence and phenotypic stability for some 1971 characters in genus Sorghum. Indian J. Genet., 31:345-356.

SOR90 Redd', T.P. Studies on hybrid vigour in relation to general and specific ombining 1962 ability in Sorghum, M.Sc. thesis, IARI, New Delhi.

SOR91 Saxena, M.B.L., Murty, B.N. & Arunachalam, V. Variability in flowering in some 1964 geographical groups of Sorghum. Sorghum Newel., 7:21-22.

SOR92 Slhinbulingappa, K.G. & Magoon, M.L. Cytomeophological studies in the genus 1963 Sorghum. Indian J. Genet., 23:275-289.

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MILLETS

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MIL2 Bakshi, J.S., Rachle, K.O. & Singh, A. Development of dwarf strains in pearl1966 millet. Curr. Sol., 25:355-356.

MIL3 Bilquez, A.P. & Le Conte, J. Relations entre mils sauvages et mile ultivds. 1969 Etude de l'hybride Penn~ietum typho~des Stapf. et Hubbard X P. violaceum.

Agron. trop., 24:249-257.

MIL4 Bono, M. Contribution A la morpho-eystdmatique des Pennisetum annuals oultlvds 1973 pour leur grain en Afrique ocoidentale franoophone. Agron. trop., 28:

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MIL5 Bouchet, F. Les mile et sorghos dans le R6publique du Mal. Agron. trop. 18: 1963 85-107.

MIL6 Burton, G.W. The performance of various mixtures of hybrids and parent inbreds 1948 in pearl millet, Pennisetum glau (L.). J. Amer. Agron., 40:908-915.

MIL7 Burton, G.W. Breeding methods for pearl millet (Pennisetum laugm) indioated by1959 genetic variance component studies. Agron. J., 51:.479-- .

MIL8 Catherinet, M.D., Gabarit, J. & Mayaki, A. Le mil et le sorgho dans l'agrioulture1963 du Niger. Problbme d'amdlioration. Agron. trop., 18:108-125.

MIL9 Dumont, St. Mile et sorghos cultiv4s dans le Nige.Est. Agron. trop., 21: 1966 883-917.

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MIL1O Garg, D.K. et al. Correlations among seed oharacteristlos of 41 varieties of 1973 pearl millet. Indian J. agric. Soi., 43:21-23

MILI1 Harlan, J.R. Genetic resources of some major field crops in Africa. In FAO/IBP 1973 Survey of Crop Genetic Resources in their centres of diversity,-45-64.

MIL12 Kempanna, 0. Phytogeographloal studies of Eleusine ooraoana. Mysore J. agric. 1969 Sol., 3:22-31

MILl3 Kempanna, C. & Govindu, H.C. Pattern of phenotypic variation in African 1969 collections of Eliusine ooraoana. Mysore J. agrio., Sol., 3:299-305.

MILl4 Kempanna, C. & Govindu, H.C. Patterns of phenotypic variability in the Indian 1969 collections of Eleuslue ooraoanao. Mysore J. agric. Sol., 3:306-312.

MIL15 Madhava Rao, T. et al. Studies on the variability in pearl millet in Mysore 1971 State. Mysore J. agric. Sol., 5:431-439.

MILl6 Manohanda, P.L., Upadhyay, M.K. & Murty, B.R. Evaluation of a world collection of 1966 genetic stocks of Pennisetum. 2. Pattern of genetic variation. Indian

J. Genet., 26:195-202.

MILl7 Marchal, A. Les p4nioillaares cultivds au Niger. Agron. trop., 5:582-592. 1950

MIL18 Murty, B.R. Analysis of divergence in a world collection of Sorghum and

1966 Pennisetum. African Soils, 11:453-162.

MILl9 Murty, B.R., Upadhyay, M.K. & Manchanda, P.L. Classification and cataloguing of

1967 a world collection of genetic stock of Pennisetum. Indian J. Genet., 27:313-394.

MIL20 Murty, B.R., Upadhyay, M.K. & Manchanda, P.L. Genetic diversity for resistance

1967 to some diseases and pests in some geographical groups of Pennisetums. Sorghum Newel., 10:30-32.

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Paris, 17p.

MIL22 Paequereau, J. Inventaire des mile et sorghos cultlvdo en RPpubique du Mall. 1966 CR de mission Bamako. Div. Rech. Agron. Minlst. Production, 171p.

MIL23 Phillips, S.M. A survey of the genus Eleusine Agertn. (Gramineae) in Africa. 1972 Kew Bull., 27:251-270.

MIL24 Portbres, R. Vieilles agricultures de l'Afrique intertropicale. Agrolt. trop.,

1950 5:497-507.

MIL25 Singh, H.B. & Arora, R.K. Raishon (agitaria sp.) - a minor millet of the Khasi 1972 hills. Indian Econ. Bat., 26:3-50.

MIL26 Upadhyay, M.K., Manchanda, P.L. & Murty, B.R. Studies in the genetic variability

1966 of pearl millet. Sorghum Newel., 9:48-51.

MIL27 Upadhyay, M.K. & Murty, B.R. Genetic .Ivergence in relation to grographical 1970 distribution in pearl mllet. Indian J. Genet., 30:704-715.

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OHYZA

ORYll For orop plant evolution, read Evolution of crop plants, p.98-104,

ORY15 For 1973, read 1972

ORY62 For King, Y., read Ting, Y.

ORYJ.21 For Rios News Letter, read Rios News Teller

0RY148 For Yaw-En, C., read Chu, Y.E.

G.M. & Saraswat, K.S. Antiquity of rice cultivation. In Ohouse, A.K.M.0.-,151 Buth,

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ORYI60 IRRI. Major research in upland rioe. Los Banos, Philippines. 255 P. 1975

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ORY165 Nakao, S. 1957

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RCG2 Kay, D.E. 1973

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Genio analysis for the sterility of hybrids between distantly related

J. Genet., 55:397-409.varieties of cultivated rice.

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Thecret. Appl. Genet., 63:213-221.Aso= and North East Himalayas.

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SOL184 Oohoa, C. 1955

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IANIHOT

MAINI7 Doku, E.V. Cultivated cassava varieties in Ghana. Ghana J. Soi., 6:74-85.

DMAI18 Jennings, D.L. Variation in pollen and ovule fertility in varieties of cassava 1963 and the effect of interspecific crossing on fertility. Eaphytioa,

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,AN.9 Jones, W.O. Manioc in Africa. Stanford, Univ. Press. 1959

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AROIDS

ARO7 Bal, K. et al. Meiosis and pollen mutosis in diploid and triploid Colocasia

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Taro (colocasia esculenta). FieldAR08 Plucknett, D.L., dela Pena, R.S. & Obrero, R.

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1939 Hawaii Agric. Exp. Sta. Bull. 84.

ARO.O Wright, J. Cocoyam varieties in the Gold Coast. Bull. Gold Coast Dep. Agric.,

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Vetches of the United States, native, naturalized and cultivated.FOL34 Hermann, F.J. 1960 USDA Agric. Handbk., 168, 84p.

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GOSSYPIUM

GOS67 Brown, M.S. Chromosome differentiations in genomes of Gosseypium. Proc. XI Int. 1963 Congr. Genet., 1:132.

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1970 proteins of species of Gospium by gel electrophoresis. Evolution, Lancaster, Pa., 24:431-4.

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G072 Pathak, 1976

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NIOOTIAN,

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0FFEA

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THEOBROMA

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OIL PLANS - GENERAL

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SESAMUK

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HELIANTHUS

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CARHAMUS

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1971 1. Reaction to several diseases and assooiations with morphological

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CARlO Hanalt, P. Zur kentniss von Garthamus tinctorius L. Kulturpflanzse, 9:114-145. 1961

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ARAOHIS

ARA36 Krapoviokas, A. Estudios oitologioos en el genero Araohis. Rev. Invest. Agr., 1952 5:289-294.

ARA37 Krapoviokas, A. Nuevas espeoies de Araohis vinouladas al problema del origin del 1957 mani. Dorwiniana, 11:431-455.

ARA38 Krapoviokas, A. J, nomenolatura de las subespeoles y Variedadee de Arachls 1960 hypogma L. Rev. Invest. Agr., 14:197-228.

ARA39 Prins, G.M. Forage possibilities in the genus Araohis. Proo. Soil Crop Soi. 1964 Soo. Fla., 24:187-196.

ARA40 Reman, V.S. Genome relationships in Araohis. Oleagineux, 28:137-140.

Cocos

00032 Barrau, J. Plant exploration & introduction in the improvement of the coconut 1962 palm. Indian Cocon. J. 15:91-93.

00033 Barrett, O.W. Varieties of coconuts. Philippines Agriculturalist, 5:251-253. 1912

00C34 Benard, a. Welques aspects de la lyophilisation du pollen de coootier. 1974 Oleagineux 28, 447-451.

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00036 Bondar, 0. Palmeiras do genero oocos. Bol. Inst. Cent. Fomento Eoon. Bahia, 1941 9:1-53.

00037 Bruman, H.J. Some observations on the early history of the coconut in the New 1944 World. Act& americana 2, 220-243.

00038 Bruman, H.J. Early coconut culture in Western Mexico. Hispanio Amer. Hist. 1945 Rev., 25:213-223.

00039 Bruman, H.J. A further note on coconuts in Colima. Hispanic Amer. Hist. Rev., 1947 27:572-573.

00040 Charles, A.B. Selection and breeding of the coconut palm. Trop. Agrio., 38: 1961 283-296.

00041 wyer, R.E.D. Coconut improvement by sed selection & plant breeding. New 1938 Guinea Agrio. Gaz., 4:24-102.

00042 Feale, N.A. Report on a visit to Rennell Island, B.S.I.P. to study the coconut 1964 population. Joint Coconut Research Scheme, B.S.I.P.

00043 Foaberg, F.R. A theory on the origin of the coconut. In Symp. on the impact 1960 of man on humid tropics vegetation, Goroko, Papua-lew Guinea, 73-75.

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00044 Fromond, Y, & do Nuoe, M. Le bloo d'amelioration du ooootier do Port Bouet. 1971 Oleagineux, 26:71-82.

00045 Friend, D. The Yandina coconut oollection. Joint Coconut Research Scheme, 1975 B.S.I.P.

00C46 Haldane, J.B.S. Suggestions for research un coconuts. Ind. Cooon. J. 12:1-9. 1958

00047 Harland, S.C. The improvement of the coconut palm by breeding and selection. 1957 Bulletin 15 Ceylon Coconut Ras. Inst.

00C48 Harries, H.0. Coconut varieties in America. Oleagineux 26:235-242. 1971

00049 Harries, H.C. Making and using a collection of coconut varieties. Fourth 1975 Session of the F.A.0. Teohnioal Working Party on Coconut Production,

Protection & Processing. AGP:CNP/75/29.

00050 Jack, H.W. Variation in coconuts. Malayan Agrio. J., 17:31-38. 1929

00051 Jack, H.W. Improvement of the coconut crop by selection. Malayan Agrio. J.,1930 18:30-39.

00052 Liyanage, D.V. Varieties and forms of the coconut palm grown in Ceylon. Ceylon1958 Cocon. Q., 9:1-10.

C0053 Manthriratne, M.A.P.P. Coconut pollen. Ceylon Cooon. Q., 16:102-110. 1965

C0oC54 Naryana, G.V. & John, C.M. Varieties and forms of coconut. Indian Cocon. J., 1949 2:209-226.

T00055 Panoho, J.'. The Tambulilid. Oooon. Bull., 13:403-404. 1960

00056 Pieris, W.V.D. Introduotion and exchange of coconut grmplasm 1959-1966. Third 1968 Session, F.A.O. Technical Working Party on Coconut Production, Protection

and Processing. PL:CNP/68/4.

00057 Pradhomme, E. Le oocotier. Paris, Challamel. 1906

00058 Rao, M.B.S. & Koyamu, K. The dwarf coconut. Ind. Cooon. J., 8:106-112. 1953

00059 Raveendranath, T.G. & Ninan, 0.0. A study of somatio chromosome complements of 1973 tall and dwarf coconuts (Cocos nuoifera L.) and its bearing on inter­

varietal variation and evoluion in coconuts. J. Plant. Crops, 1:17-22.

00060 Rognon, F. & do Nuoe do Lamothe, M. Action da, froid mar la conservation du pollen1973 do ooootier. Oleagineux 28:565-566.

00061 Sauer, J.D. A re-evaluation of the coconut as an indicator of human dispersal.1971 In Riley, C.L. et al. ode., Xan across the sea. Texas Univ. Press.

00062 Shortt, J. A monograph on the coconut palm. Madras, Govt. Press. 1888

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00063 Smithy A.O. San Blas coconuts in Malaya. falay. Agrio. J., 20:583-585. 1932

00C64 Smith, A.C. The Pacific am a key to flowering plant history. University of 1970 Hawaii.

00065 Stockdale, F.A. Varieties of coconuts. Trop. Agriculturalist, 62:204-207. 1924

OG66 Tammes, P.M.L. & Whitehead, R.A. Coconut palm. In Ferworda, F.P. & Wit, F.,1969 ads. Outlines of perennial crop breeding inthe troploa. Wageningen,

175-188.

00067 Whitehead, R.A. The flowering of Cocos nucifera L. in Jamaica. Trop. Agrio.1965 42:19-29.

0C68 Whitehead, R.A. Speed of germination, a oharacteristio of possible taxonomic 1965 signifioanoe in Cocos nuoifera. Trop. Agric. 42:369-372.

00069 Whi;ehead, R.A. Some notes on dwarf coconut palms in Jamaica. Trop. Agrio. 1966 43:277-294.

00070 Whitehead, R.A. Coconut. In Simmonds, N.W., ed., Evolution of crop plants, 1976 London, Longman.

00071 Whitehead, R.A. & Thompson, B.E. Introduotion & exchange of coconut planting 1966 material. Nature, Lond. 209:634-635.

00072 Ziller, R. Suggestions regarding the eventual organization of an international 1962 experiment for exchange of coconut palm breeding material. Indian

Cooon. J., 15:94-96.

0OOC7 Ziller, R. La collection mondiale du coootier. Oleagineux, 17:837-846. 1962

00074 Zanigl, L.C. et al. Collection of coconut oultivars in the Philippines. In 1970 Emata, R.G., ed., Coconut production in the Philippines, 9-24.

DATES AND OTHER PALMS

PAL7 Munier, P. Sur la presence du faux dattier, Phoenix atlantioa Chev., en Adrar 1962 maurztanien. Fruits d'outre ner, 1T7:2-10.

PAL8 Oudejans, J.H.M. Date palm (Phoenix dactylifera L.). In Ferwerda, F.P. & 1969 Wit, P., ed., Outlines of perennial crop breeding n the tropios,

Wageningen, 243-257.

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HEVEL

HEV6 Bouharmont, J. Rooherohes taxonomiquas et oaryologiques ohez quelqaes esphoos du 1960 genre Hewa.a Ser. Sol. INEAC, 64p.

HEV7 Dijkman, X.J. 1951

Heve.. Miami Univ. Press, 329p.

TEXPER&TE FR1JITS

TEP65 Condit, I.J. & Enderud, J. A bibliography of the fig. Kilgardia, 25:1-663. 1956

TEF66 Evrinoff, V.A. Le anoltres de non abrioots. J. Agrio. trop. Bot. appl., 1954 1:431-440.

TFY67 Evremnoff, V.A. Sur une azer-lier a gros fruits dos r6gmona sub d6sertiques do 1963 l'Asie Coentrale, Orataegus azarolus L., var. turoomanioa Popoff.

J, Agrio. trop. Bot. appl. 10:177-178.

TEP68 Funk, D.T. Genetics of blak walnut (Juglons _r). USD& Forest Serv. Res. 1969 Pop. W-10, 13p.

TEF69 Holub, J. [The origins of peach trees and their variability with respect to 1969 our natural conditions] Sb. ol. Akad. zoed. Ved. RostlinnS Vyroba,

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TEP70 Meyer, F.N. Agricultural explorations in the fruit and nut orohard. of Chin. 1911 USDA Bull., 204.

TEF71 Pavlov, A.V. [Morphological oharaoteristios of the flowers in the cultivated 1969 pear and the problem of the origin of cultJvars] Trudy Vsesjumn.

Inst. PsAten, Leningrad, 10:567-568. (In Russian)

TEF72 Pavlov, A.V. [Characteristic features of the leaf epidermis in cultivated pears, 1969 as related to the origin of varieties] Bot. 24 SSSR., 54:750-755.

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TMP3 Rjadnova, I.11. [Origin of cultivated forms of Prunue avium L.] Nauk. Trudy1967 Krasnodar. pedag. Inst. 82:19-29. (In si-an

TEF74 Te-Tun, Y. & Chen-Lung, Y. [Studies on the Chinese species of Malus Miller]1956 Aota Phytotax. Sinioa, 5:77-110. (In Chinese)

TEP75 Vavilov, N•I. Wild progenitors of the fruit trees of Turkestan and the 0"uoasus 1930 and the problem of the origin of fruit trees. Proo. 9th int. Hert.

oongr., Op. G, 271-286.

TEP76 Williams, W.& Brown, A.G. Genetio response to seleotion in cultivated plants:1956 gene frequencies in varieties of Prunu persia.. Proo. R. Soo. (B).,

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TEYT7 Zylka, D. Die Verwendung von Wildarten der Gattung Prunus in der SortensUohtung 1970 und als Urterlage. Giessen, 223p.

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TE78 ZylikA, 1971

D. Die Verwendung von wilden Kiruoharten in der SortensUohtung und als Unterlags 1. Prunusarter der Sektion Euoramuu. Gartenbauwissen­ohaft, 2:261-291.

TEP79 Z4ylka, D. Die Verwendung von wilden Kirsoharten in der Sortenz~lchtung und ale 1971 Unterlags. III Prunusarten der Sek-tion Kahlebs nd des Subgenus Padus.

Oartenbauwiauenuohaft, 3:557-572.

TROPICAL FRJITS - GENERAL

TIW22 Badilla, V.M. A oeroa de la naturaleza hibrida de Carioa pentagona, 0. s la 1967 y 0. fruotifragrans, frutales des Ecuador y Colombia. Rev. f& Agron.

Maraoay, 4:92-103.

TRU23 Bergh, B.O. Avooado, Perse.a amerioana Miller. In Ferwerda, F.P. & Wit, F., eds. 1969 Outlines of perennial orop breeding in the tropios, Wageningen, 23-51.

TRP24 Singh, S., Krishnamurthi, S. & Katyal, S.L. Fruit culture in India. ICAR, New 1963 Delhi.

ANANAS

ANAl3 Bhattacharjee, S.C. The pineapple in India. ICAR Bull. 24, New Delhi, 14p. 1957

CITRUS

CIT28 Cameron, J.W. & Soost, R.K. Citrus, Citrus app. In Ferwarda, F.P. & Wit, F., 1969 ads. Outlines of perennial crop breedIng in"the tropios, Wageningen,

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MUSk

NUS43 Dolores, R.C., Rmires, D.A. & Valmayor, R.V. The cytology and morphology of 1969 eleven varieties of Philippine bananas 3. Philippine Agriculturalist,

53:79-94.

1US44 Ghandi, 1957

S.R. The banana in India. IGAR Bull. 22, Now Delhi, 36p.

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MUS45 de Leon, B.B., Rmirez, D.A. & Valnmyor, R.V. The oytolog and morpholof of1968 eleven varieties of Philippines bananas 2. Philippine Agrioulturalist, 52:119-132.

NUS46 de Langhe, E. Bananas, Musa app. In Fervorda, F.P. & Wit, F., ed. Outlines 1969 of perennial orop breeding in' he tropics, Wageninpn, 53-78.

ARTOCARPUS

ARP13 Coenen, J. & Barrau, J. The breadfruit tree in Mioronesia. S. Paifio Bull., 1961 Ot., 37-39; 65-67.

ART14 Fosberg, F.R. Introgression in Artooarpus (Moraoeae) in Mioronesia. Brittonia, 1960 12:1247-1256.

AI5 Rao, U.N. The breadfruit in India. ICAR Bull. 21, New Delhi, 16p.

ALLIUM

ALL30 Jones, H.A. & Mann, L.K. Onions and their allies. Botany, cultivation and 1963 utilization. London, New York, Leonard Hill, 286p.

ALL31 Kazakova, A.A. [The most widely distributed speoies of onion, their origin and 1971 intraspeolfio olassifioation] Trudy prikl. Bot. Geut. Selek., 65:19-41.

ALL32 Khoshoo, T.N., Atal, C.K. & Sharma, V.B. 0ytotaxonomical investigations on the 1960 northwest Indian garlics. Res. Bull. Punjab Univ., 11:37-48.

ALL33 Kuckuok, H. & Kobabe, G. KUohenzwlebel, Allium opa L. In Kappert, H. & 1962 Ibiderf, W., eds. Handbuoh der Pflanzenzlohtung 6., Berlin, Hamburg,

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ALL34 Savile, D.B.O. Taxonomio disposition of Allium. Nature, Lond., 196-792. 1962

ALL35 Traub, H.P. The subgsnera, sections and subsections of Allium L. Plant Life,1968 24:147-163.

ALL36 Ved Brat, S. Genetic systems in Allium. 1. Chromosome variation. Chromo­1965 sma, 16:486-499.

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BRASSICA

BRA49 Finlayson, A.J. The seed prote"r contents of some Cruoiferae. In Vaughan, 1976 J.G., Maoleod, A.J. & Jones, B.M.G., eds. The biology and'-hemstry of

the Cruciferae. London, New York, Academic Press, 279-306.

BRA5O Harberd, D.J. Cytotaxonomio studies of Brassioa and related genera. In 1976 Vaughan, J.G., Macleod, A.J. & Jones, B.M.G., eds. The biology and

chemistry of the Crucoferae. London, New York, Academlo Press, 47-68.

BRA51 Hedge, I.C. A systematic and geographical survey of the Old World Cruoiferae. 1976 In Vaughan, J.G., Maoleod, A.J. & Jones, B.M.G., eds. The biology and

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BRA52 Helm, J. Brokkoli und Spargelkohl. Beitr~ge zur Geschichte ihrer Kultur und 1960 zur KlMrung ihrer morphologischen und taxonomusohen Beziehungen unter­

eunander sowle zum Blumenkohl. Der Zllohter, 6:223-241.

BRA53 Helm, J. Morphologisoh-taxonomische Gliederung der Kultursippen von Brassioa 1963 oleraoea L. Kulturpflanze; 11:92-210.

BRA54 Helm, J. Die Chinakohle im Sortiment Gatersleben III. Brassica narinosa 1963 L.H. Bailey. Kulturpflanze, 11:416-421.

BRA55 Hinata, K., Konno, J. & Muzushima, U. Interspeolflo orossability in the tribe 1974 Brassicae with special reference to self-inoompatibility. Tohoku J.

Agrio. Res., 25:58-66.

BRA56 Nizushima, U. [Phylogenetic studies on some wild Brassuca species] Kromosomo, 1969 75:2427-2429. (In Japanese)

BR&57 Vaughan, J.Q., Phelan, J.R. & Denferd, K.E. Seed studies in the Cruoiferae. 1976 In Vaughan, J.G., Macleod, A.J. & Jones, B.M.G., eds. The biology and

chemistry of the Cruoiferae. London, New York, Academic, 119-144.

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CUCURBITA, CUCUMIS, CITRULLUS AND LAGENARIA

0U028 Jeffrey, 0. Notes on Cuourbitaoeae, including a proposed new classification of 1962 the family. Kew Bull., 15:337-371.

0U029 Shimoteumal,M. Watermelons collected in Afghanistan and Iran. In Yamashita, K., 1965 ed. Cultivated plants and their relatives. Results of the Kyoto Univ.

Swi. Exped. to the Karakoram and Hindukush, Kyoto, 201-206.

013030 Whitaker, T.W. American origin of the cultivated cucurbits. Ann. Mo. bot. Gdn., 1947 34:101-111.

O.031 Whitaker, T.W. & Carter, G.F. Critical notes on the origin and domestication of 1946 the cultivated speoes of Cuourbita. Am. J. Bot., 33:10-15.

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LYCOPERSI OON

LYC38 Saohan, K.S. & Sharma, J.R. Multivariate analysis of genetio divergence in 1971 tomato. Indian J. Genet., 31:86-93.

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PHAMOLUS (NEW WORLD)

PHA33 Wall, J.R. Experimental introgreesion in the genus Phaseolus 1. Effect of 1970 mating systems in interspeoifio gene flow. Evolution, Lancaster, Pa.,

24:356-366.

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VICIA

VIC6 Hanelt, P. Merkmalevariabilit bei Vioia faba L. I and II. Kulturpflanze, 1973 21:55-60.

VIC7 Helga, I.S. Zur Taxonomie der Vla narbanensis - Gruppe. Kulturpflanze, 21: 1973 211-273.

BIG24

VIGNA (INCLUDING ASIATIC PHASOLUS)

Faris, D.G. The origin and evolution of the cultivated forms of V 1965 Can. J. Genet. Cytol., 7:433-452.

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PIS12

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PISUM

Bhag Mal. Genotypic and phenotypio variability in yield and other quantitative1969 characters in pea. Indian J. Hered., 1:99-104.

Singh, H.B., et al. Evaluating a Pisum collection. Plant Genet. Resour. Newel.,1976 32:17-35.

Singh, T.P. & Singh, K.B. Genotypic and phenotypic variability in yield and1970 other quantitative characters in a collection of field pea. Madras

agrio. J., 57:723-726.

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PIS15 Singh, T.P. & Singh, K.B. Seleotion indices in field pea. Rajendra agrio. 1972 Univ. Ron. J., 2:272-276.

GLYCINE

GLY24 Hermana, F.J. A revision of the genus Glyoine and its immediate allies. USDA. 1962 Bull. 1268, 82p.

GLY25 Hymowitz, T., Palmer, R.G. & Hadley, H.H. Seed weight, protein, oil and fatty1972 aoid relationships within the genus Glyoine . Trop. Agrio., 49:245-250.

GLY26 Kilen, T.C. An unusual miniature soybean. Crop. Sci., 15:871-872. 1975

GLY27 Nagata, T. Studies on the differentiation of soybeans in Japan and the world. 1960 Mem. Byogo Univ. of Agric., 3:63-102.

GLY28 Newell, C.A. & Hymowitz, T. Glyoine canesoens F.J. Hem., a wild relative of 1975 the soybean. Crop Soi., 15:79-80

GLY29 Verdoourt, B. A proposal oonoerning Glyone L. Taxon. 15:34-36. 1966

CICER

01C9 Brar, H.S. & Athwal, D.S. Identifioation of genes oontrolling seed oolour in 1970 Cioer arietinum L. Indian J. Genet., 30:690-703.

CIO10 IORISAT. International Workshop on grain lebumes. Hyderabad, India, 350p. 1975

01011 Joshi, S.N. Variability and association of some yield components in gain (Cioer1972 arietinm L.). Indian J. agrio. Sol., 42:397-399.

01012 Ladizinsky, G. & Adler, A. The origin of ohlckpea, Cioer arietinum L. 1976 Euphytioa, 25:211-257.

01013 Niknejad, M. & Khosh-Khu, M. Natural oross-pollination in grain (Gioer1972 arietinum L.). Indian J. agrio. Sci., 42:273-274.

01014 Sandha, G.S. & Athwal, D.S. Inheritanoe of branching in grain (Cioer1971 arietinum L.). Punjab agrio. Univ. Res. J., 8:143-152.

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OTHER T] PICAL LEGUMES

TRL18 Aggarwal, V.D. & Kang, M.S. Genetic variability, correlation and path analysis 1976 studies in horse grain (Doliohos biflorus L.). Trop. Agrio., 53:335-340.

THL19 Clausen, R.F. A botanical study of yam beans (Paohyrhizus). Me. Cornell Univ. 1944 Agrio. exp. Sta., 264, 35P.

TRL20 Doku, E.V. & Karikari, S.K. Bambarra groundnut. Econ. Bot., 25:255-262. 1971

TRL21 Hiremath, K.G. & Talawar, S.N. Study on the genetic variability in pigeon pea 1971 (Cajanum oajan (L.) Mill ap.). Andhra agric. J., 18:144-148.

TRL22 ICRISAT. International workshop on grain leg mes. Hyderabad, India, 35()p. 1975

TRL23 National Academy of Soiences. The winged bean, a high-protein crop for the 1975 tropics, 39p.

TEL24 Pound, F.J. History and cultivation of the Tonka bean (Dipterjy odorata) with 1938 analyses of Trinidad, Venezuelan and Brazilian samples. Trop. Agrio.,

15:4-9; 28-32.

TRL25 St. John, H. Revision of the Hawaiian species of Canavalia (Leguminosas). 1970 Hawaiian plant studies, 32.

TRL26 Sauer, J.& Kaplan, L. Ganavalia beans in American prehistory. Amer. Antiq., 1969 36:417-423.

TRL27 Sidheshwar Prasad, et al. Natural crossing in pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan (L.) 1972 Mill sp.)-Mysore J. agrio. Soi., 6:426-429.