I. Vartietal
diversity and reproductive barriers
- Rice plant type variation: "Japonica"--"Javanica"
relationships, by Glaszmann, J. C. and
M. Arraudeau ................ 41
- Amylase isozyme polymorphism in rice
varieties, by Shiraishi, M., H. Satoh, T. Omura
and W. Hara ............... 43
- Geographical distribution of complementary
recessive genes controlling hybrid breakdown in rice, by Okuno,
K. ............... 44
- Distribution of gene hca-1
causing F2 chlorosis in native rice cultivars of Asia,
by Sato, Y. I. and S. Matsuura ...............
45
- Spontaneous occurrence of low amylose
genes and geographical distribution of amylose content in Asian rice,
by Nakagahra, M., T. Nagamine and K. Okuno
............... 46
- Amylose content of rice varieties
in northern Japan, by Takeda, K. and T.
Sasaki ............... 48
- Variation in heading time of upland
cultivars from Thailand, by Sato, Y. I., S. Chitrakon
and H. Morishima ............... 49
- Geographical distribution of fertility-restoring
genes for two male-sterile lines in China, by Zhu, Y. G.
............... 50
- Female sterility in rice, by
Yokoo, M. ............... 52
- Esterase isozymes in the wild rices
of Guangxi, China, by Wu, M. X., C. B. Chen and
D. Y. Li ............... 53
II. Linkages and trisomics
- A preliminary report on trisomic
analysis of genes for isozymes, by Ishikawa, R., T. Kinoshita
and H. Morishima ............... 54
- Linkage disequilibrium between Est-2
and Amp-3 in rice varieties, by Glaszmann, J. C.
............... 55
- Localization of Pgi-1, Sdh-1, Est-9 and
Adh-1 on rice chromosomes by trisomic analysis, by Ranjhan,
S., J. C. Glaszmann and G. S. Khush ...............
57
- Use of male-sterile genetic stocks
for precise estimation of linkage intensitites in backcrossed progenies,
by Kinoshita, T. ............... 59
- Location of gene shr-1
on chromosome 3, by Matsuo, T., M. Yano, H. Satoh
and T. Omura ............... 60
- Gene shr-2 located on
chromosome 12, by Matuso, T., M. Yano, H. Satoh, N. Iwata
and T. Omura ............... 61
- Allelism test for the genes responsible
for sheathed panicle, by Maekawa, M. ...............
62
- Association between grain shattering
and semidwarfness in rice, by Yokoo, M. and S.
Saito ............... 63
- Studies on trisomics developed
from a Chinese rice cultivar, Guangluai 4, by Zhang, T.
B. and H. Zhu ............... 65
III. Genetics of morphological traits
- Genetic analysis of semi-dwarfism
in four Yunnan rice varieties (O. sativa L.) and their responses
to GA3, by Min, S. K., Z. M. Xiong and H.
X. Lin ............... 65
- Two major genes controlling the
large grain size of IR8, by T. Takita ...............
67
- Effects of temperature on the
occurrence of notched grain in rice, by K. Takeda
............... 69
- Effects of dwarfing genes on cell
length and cell number in some organs of rice, by O. Kamijima
............... 70
IV. Genetics of physiological traits
- Genes controlling heading time
found in a tropical Japonica variety, by K.H. Tsai
............... 71
- Genes at the Ef-1 locus
found in Fujisaka 5 and two Chinese Indica varieties, by K.H.
Tsai ............... 73
- Possible genic differences between
two Taichung 65 strains, one preserved at Taichung and the other from
Ryukyus, by K. H. Tsai ............... 75
- Effect of an earliness gene Ef-1
on culm length and internode elongation, by Nakazaki, M.,
Y. I. Sato and H. Yamagata ...............
76
V. Resistances to diseases and insect pests
- The Xa-3 gene for resistance
to Philippine races of bacterial blight of rice, by Ogawa,
T., T. Yamamoto, G.S . Khush and T. W. Mew
............... 77
- The relationship between genes Xa-3
and Xa-6 for resistance to rice bacterial blight, by Ogawa,
T., T. Yamamoto, G. S. Khush and T. W. Mew
............... 79
- Inheritance of resistance to bacterial
blight in Sateng-A reinvestigation, by Ogawa, T., T. Yamamoto,
G. S. Khush and T. W. Mew ...............
80
- The relationships between Xa-3,
Xa-4, and Xa-4b for resistance to rice bacterial
blight , by Ogawa, T., R. E. Tabien, G. A. Busto, G. S.
Khush and T. W. Mew ............... 83
- Grouping of rice varieties based
on reaction to four Philippine races of Xanthomonas campestris
pv. oryzae , by Ogawa, T., G. A. Busto, T. Yamamoto,
G. S. Khush and T. W. Mew ...............
84
- Location of genes for resistance to Chinese strains
of bacterial blight, Xanthomonas campestris pv. Oryzae
in IR 28, by Yu, G. X., D. P. Zhang and Y.
F. Xie ............... 86
- Identification of a new resistance gene to brown
planthoppers in Japan, by Nemoto, H., C. Kaneda and R. Ikeda
............... 87
- Alien addition lines of rice with an extra chromosome
bearing resistance genes for blast and bacterial leaf blight diseases,
by Lee, C. D. and Y. B. Shin ...............
88
VI. Cytoplasmic male sterility and restorer
genes
- Breeding for an isogenic restorer
line of CMS Zhen- shan 97A, by Lu, Y. G. and G.
Q. Zhang ............... 89
- Observations on Gambiaca cytoplasm,
by Taillebois, J. and E. P. Guimaraes
............... 90
- Cytoplasmic-genetic male sterile
Japonica varieties, by Taillebois, J. and E.
P. Guimaraes ............... 92
- Allelism test for restorer genes
of six promising IR restorer lines, by Govinga Raj, K.
and S. S. Virmani ............... 118
VII. Genetics of quantitative traits
- Genetic analysis of heterosis
in rice, by Perera, A. L. T., D. Senadhira and
M. J. Lawrence ............... 94
- Predicting properties of recombinant
inbred lines in rice, by Perera, A. L. T., D. Senadhira
and M. J. Lawrence ............... 96
VIII. Cytoplasmic male sterility and restorer genes
- Character expression of a root-growth
inhibiting mutant in rice, by Kitamo, H. and Y.
Futsuhara ............... 97
- A temperature-sensitive dwarf
mutant showing haploid-like features in rice, by Takamure,
I. and T. Kinoshita ............... 99
- Molecular studies on the rice
storage proteins, by Kim, W. T., H. B. Krishnan
and T. W. Okita ............... 100
- Mutants affecting storage protein
in rice seed, by Kumamaru, T., H.Satoh, N. Iwata, T. Omura
and M. Ogawa ............... 101
- Genic and temperature effects on starch structure
of high-amylose mutants of rice, by Okuno, K., M. Yano,
M. Asaoka and H. Fuwa ............... 103
IX. Tissue and cell culture
- High frequency plantlet regeneration
in rice anther callus cultures, by Rout, J. R.
and N. P. Sarma ............... 105
- Callus induction and plant regeneration
from induced dwarf mutants of Indica rice, by Reddy, T.
A. and G. M. Reddy ............... 107
- An early maturing somaclone of
IR 36, by Ling, D.H., Z.R. Ma, W.Y. Chen and M.F.
Chen ............... 108
- Male sterility in doubled haploid
rice, by Kaul, M. L. H. ............... 109
- Karyotype analysis in calli from germinating rice
seeds, by Shu, L.H. and G.T. Qu
............... 109
- The use of tissue culture for producing primary
trisomics, by Shu, L.H. and X. I. Zhang
............... 110
- Variation in callus growth among isogenic lines
of rice, by Shirai, S., K. Mori and T.
Kinoshita ............... 111
- Tissue culture responses of calli from different
explants of rice, by Mikami, T. and T.
Kinoshita ............... 112
- Isolation of protoplasts from Oryza sativa
and its wild relatives, by Mori, K., N. Oka and
T. Kinoshita ............... 113
- Somatic embryogenesis and plant regeneration from
rice protoplasts, by Thompson, J.A., R. Abdullah
and E.C. Cooking ............... 114
- Novel proteins detected in regenerating callus
of rice, by Yamaguchi, H., A. Tanaka and S.
Tano ............... 115
X. Molecular genetics
- Chromosomal localization of rice
rbsS genes, by Wu, H. K., M. C. Chung, Y. Xie
and R. Wu ............... 117
- Comparison of mitochondrial DNAs
isolated from several male sterile rice cytoplasm, by Kadowaki,
K., C. Shinjyo and K. Harada ...............
119
- Cloning of mitochondrial DNA genome
in rice, by Yamaguchi, H., W. Sakamoto and
N. Tsutsumi ............... 120
- Analysis of mitochondrial DNA from
male-sterile cytoplasms of rice, by Yamaguchi, H., M. Momose
and N. Tsutsumi ............... 121
- Cloning and expression or recA+-like
gene from rice mitochondria in Escherichia coli, by Yamaguchi,
H., X.R. Tang and S. Tano ...............
122
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