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9780851995229

Managing Plant Genetic Diversity

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  • ISBN13:

    9780851995229

  • ISBN10:

    0851995225

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-03-14
  • Publisher: Cab Intl

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Summary

This book contains edited and revised papers from a conference on 'Science and Technology for Managing Plant Genetic Diversity in the 21st Century' held in Malaysia in June 2000, organized by the International Plant Genetic Resources Institute (IPGRI). It includes three keynote papers and some 40 additional ones, covering ten themes. The major scientific challenges to developing a global vision for the next century are identified and key research objectives are discussed.

Table of Contents

Contributors ix
Foreword xiii
Jack Hawkes: Plant Collector, Researcher, Educator and Visionary xv
M. T. Jackson
The Evolution of Plant Genetic Resources and the Work of O.H. Frankel xvii
J.G. Hawkes
The History of ex situ Conservation and Use of Plant Genetic Resources
1(22)
G.T. Scarascia-Mugnozza
P. Perrino
The Past, Present and Future Contributions of Framers to the Conservation and Development of Genetic Diversity
23(10)
M.S. Swaminathan
The Impact of Gene Technologies on the Use of Genetic Resources
33(10)
J. Peacock
A. Chaudhury
Theme 1: The Applications of Genomic Sciences for a Better Understanding of Genepools
The New Genetic Era: Will it Help us in Managing Genetic Diversity?
43(14)
A. Karp
DNA Polymorphisms in Accessions of Nephelium lappaceum L.
57(4)
P.C. Chew
M.M. Clyde
M.N. Normah
I. Salma
Molecular Analysis of Phylogenetic Relationships among Coconut Accessions
61(6)
A. Upadhyay
J. Jose
R. Manimekalai
V.A. Parthasarathy
Molecular Characterization of Gossypium Germplasm for Cotton Imporovement
67(10)
R.J. Kohel
J. Yu
Molecular Analysis of the Origin and Domestication of Theobroma cacao L.
77(12)
J.C. Motamayor
C. Lanaud
Theme 2: Technologies and Strategies for ex situ Conservation
Technologies and Strategies for ex situ Conservation
89(16)
F. Engelmann
J.M.M. Engels
The Establishment of a Regional Germplasm Centre in the Pacific Island Region
105(8)
M. Taylor
Accession Management Strategies: Splitting and Lumping
113(8)
Th.J.L. van Hintum
N.R. Sackville Hamilton
J.M.M. Engels
R. van Treuren
Theme 3: The Deployment and Management of Genetic Diversity in Agroecosystems
The Deployment and Management of Genetic Diversity in Agroecosystems
121(12)
S.D. Sastrapradja
P. Balakhrishna
Combining Static and Dynamic Management of PGR: a Case Study of Beta Genetic Resources
133(16)
L. Frese
Rice, Farmers and Genebanks: a Case Study in the Cagayan Valley, Philippines
149(12)
J.-L. Pham
S.R. Morin
L.S. Sebastian
G.A. Abrigo
M.A. Calibo
S.M. Quilloy
L. Hipolito
M.T. Jackson
A Study on the On-farm Maintenace of Farmers' Varieties of Sorghum in Malawi
161(10)
E.A. Chiwona
Theme 4: The Role of Bioinformatics in Conservation and Use
The Role of Bioinformatics in Germplasm Conservation and Use
171(8)
B.W.S. Sobral
Distributed Databases Retrieval Systems in Germany as a National Approach in an International Context
179(6)
S. Harrer
F. Begemann
J.D. Jimenez Krause
S. Roscher
The Potential Role of Passport Data in the Conservation and Use of Plant Genetic Resources
185(10)
Th. Hazekamp
Theme 5: In situ Conservation of Wild Species
In situ Conservation of Wild Species Related to Crop Plants: the Case of Turkey
195(10)
A. Tan
A.S. Tan
Metapopulation Dynamics of Lima Bean (Phaseolus lunatus L.) in the Central Valley of Costa Rica
205(12)
O.J. Rocha
J. Degreef
D. Barrantes
E. Castro
G. Macaya
L. Guarino
Inventories for in situ Conservation of Broadleaved Forest Genetic Resources in South-eastern Europe
217(12)
I. Blada
A.H. Alexandrov
G. Postolache
J. Turok
N. Donita
Forest Genebanks: a New Approach to Conserving Forest Tree Genetic Resources
229(8)
R. Uma Shaanker
K.N. Ganeshaiah
M. Nageswara Rao
G. Ravikanth
Human Impacts on the Coffea arabica Genepool in Ethiopia and the Need for its in situ Conservation
237(12)
Tadesse Woldermariam Gole
M. Denich
Demel Teketay
P.L. G. Vlek
Theme 6: Indicators for Sustainable Management of Genetic Resources
Indicators for Sustainable Management of Plant Genetic Resources: How Well are we Doing?
249(14)
A.H.D. Brown
C.L. Brubaker
Decision-making Strategies for Conservation and Use of Forest Genetic Resources
263(12)
M.P. Koshy
G. Namkoong
P. Kageyama
A. Stella
F. Gandara
W.A. Neves do Amaral
Theme 7: Germplasm Enhancement and Pre-breeding
Germplasm Enhancement to Sustain Genetic Gains in Crop Improvement
275(16)
R. Ortiz
Genetic Base Broadening in Autogamous Crops: Lycopersicon esculentum Mill. as a Model
291(10)
G. Saavedra
W. Spoor
An Enhancement Strategy for Rice Germplasm: DNA Marker-assisted Identification of Beneficial QTL for Resistance to Rice Blast
301(6)
K. Okuno
S. Fukuoka
Prebreeding in Sugarcane with an Emphasis on the Programme of the Mauritius Sugar Industry Research Institute
307(16)
K. Ramdoyal
G.H. Badaloo
Theme 8: Exploring Underused Species: Diverse Options
Underutilized Crops: Trends, Challenges and Opportunities in the 21st Century
323(16)
S. Padulosi
T. Hodgkin
J.T. Williams
N. Haq
An Initiative in Exploration and Management of Plant Genetic Diversity in Saudi Arabia
339(12)
T.A. Al-Turki
Mushroom Breeding and Cultivation Enhances ex situ Conservation of Mediterranean Pleurotus Taxa
351(8)
G. Zervakis
G. Venturella
Conservation and Use of Underutilized Crops: an Indian Perspective
359(12)
V. Joshi
P.L. Gautam
Bhag Mal
G.D. Sharma
S. Kochhar
Underutilized Edible Plants from South Africa: a Perspective
371(8)
T.V. Jacobs
Theme 9: Implications of Gene Transformation Techniques for ex situ Conservation Choices
`Mining the Gold': Finding Allelic Variants for Improved Crop Conservation and Use
379(8)
S. Kresovich
A.J. Luongo
S.J. Schloss
Theme 10: GIS Applications for Genetic Resources Management
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and the Conservation and Use of Plant Genetic Resources
387(18)
L. Guarino
A. Jarvis
R.J. Hijmans
N. Maxted
Predicting Germplasm Differentiation Using GIS-derived Information
405(8)
S.L. Greene
M. Gritsenko
G. Vandemark
R.C. Johnson
In situ Conservation of Forest Genetic Resources at Regional Level: Two Complementary Programmes Using GIS Approach
413(12)
K.N. Ganeshaiah
R. Uma Shaanker
N. Barve
M.C. Kiran
K.S. Bawa
V. Ramanatha Rao
Theme 11: The Economics of Managing Genetic Resources and the Role of Private and Public Sectors
Managing Plant Genetic Resources and the Role of Private and Public Secotors: Oil Palm as a Model
425(12)
N. Rajanaidu
V. Ramanatha Rao
The Community-based Conservation and Management of Genetic Diversity in Agroecosystems: the Role and Function of Law
437(18)
S. Biber-Klemm
Evaluating the Benefits of Conserved Crop Germplasm in PNG
455(14)
M. Milne
D. Godden
J. Kennedy
R. Kambuou
Summary
People, Plants and DNA: Perspectives on the Scientific and Technical Aspects of Conserving and Using Plant Genetic Resources
469(12)
T. Hodgkin
V. Ramanatha Rao
Index 481

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