TOPICS AND SPEAKERS FOR THE 16th STADLER GENETICS SYMPOSIUM ON GENE MANIPULATION IN PLANT IMPROVEMENT

PNL Volume 15 1983

ANNOUNCEMENT

TOPICS AND SPEAKERS FOR

THE 16th STADLER GENETICS SYMPOSIUM

ON GENE MANIPULATION IN PLANT IMPROVEMENT

THE 16th STADLER GENETICS SYMPOSIUM will be held in Columbia, Missouri the week

of March 19, 1984. The Symposium will focus on gene manipulation in plant im-

provement through 25 presentations by internationally recognized plant scientists.

Contributed posters are welcome. Invited speakers include:

PLANT BREEDING 1910-1984. HAPLOIDY: USES AND POTENTIALS.

Glenn Burton, Georgia P. S. Baenziger, Maryland

PROGRESS IN CONVENTIONAL PLANT

BREEDING PROGRESS.

D. Duvick. Iowa

PHILOSOPHY AND METHODOLOGY OF

AN INTERNATIONAL BREEDING PROGRAM.

Rajaram, Skovmand, and Curtis, Mexico,

G. Khush. Philippines

SELECTION TECHNIQUES AND BREEDING

METHODS.

D. C. Rasmussan, Minnesota

PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF VARIETAL

PRODUCTION .

L. T. Evans, Australia

QUANTITATIVE GENETIC PRINCIPLES

IN PLANT IMPROVEMENT.

R. J. Bak^r. Canada

THE PATHOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK OF

PLANT BREEDING.

A. L. Hooker, Missouri

INTERSPECIES HYBRIDS AND

POLYPLOIDY.

D. R. Dewey. Utah

IN VITRO APPROACHES TO INTER-

SPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION AND

CHROMOSOME MANIPULATION.

Glenn Collins, Kentucky

EVOLUTIONARY RELATIONSHIPS AND

THEIR INFLUENCE ON PLANT BREEDING.

G. Kimber, Missouri

THE CONTROL OF RECOMBINATION.

£. R Sears, Missouri

PERSPECTIVES ON CHROMOSOME

MANIPULATION .

1. Rilev, .". K.

CHLOROPLAST AND MITOCHONDRIAL

DNA MANIPULATIONS.

Jean-David Rochaix, Switzerland

NUCLEAR INSTABILITY AND ITS

MANIPULATION.

M. D. Bennett, U. K.

CELL AND TISSUE CULTURE: USES

AND POTENTIALS.

Carole Meredith, California

USES OF PROTOPLASTS: POTENTIALS

AND PROGRESS.

E. C. Cocking, V. K.

SOMOCLONAL VARIATION: POTENTIALS

AND PROGRESS.

T. Orton, Colorado

MOLECULAR AND GENETIC MANIPULA-

TION OF PLANT GENES BY USING

DNA CLONED IN BACTERIA.

R. Appels, Australia

MOLECULAR AND GENETIC MANIPULA-

TION OF NITROGEN FIXATION.

S. Long, California

GENE EXPRESSION IN PLANTS.

R. Beachy, Missouri

PERSPECTIVES ON GENETIC MANIPULA-

TION.

J. R. Bedbrook, California

PERSPECTIVE AND PROSPECT.

N. W. Simmonds, U. K.

Banquet Speaker:

N. E. Borlaug, Mexico

FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Dr. J. P. Gustafson, 208 Curtis

Hall, Department of Agronomy, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO 65211.

Telephone: (314) 882-7318.



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TOPICS AND SPEAKERS FOR THE 16th STADLER GENETICS SYMPOSIUM ON GENE MANIPULATION IN PLANT IMPROVEMENT THE 16th STADLER GENETICS SYMPOSIUM will be held in Columbia, Missouri the week of March 19, 1984. The Symposium will focus on gene manipulation in plant im- provement through 25 presentations by internationally recognized plant scientists. Contributed posters are welcome. Invited speakers include: PLANT BREEDING 1910-1984. HAPLOIDY: USES AND POTENTIALS. Glenn Burton, Georgia P. S. Baenziger, Maryland

PROGRESS IN CONVENTIONAL PLANT BREEDING PROGRESS. D. Duvick. Iowa PHILOSOPHY AND METHODOLOGY OF AN INTERNATIONAL BREEDING PROGRAM. Rajaram, Skovmand, and Curtis, Mexico, G. Khush. Philippines SELECTION TECHNIQUES AND BREEDING METHODS. D. C. Rasmussan, Minnesota PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF VARIETAL PRODUCTION . L. T. Evans, Australia QUANTITATIVE GENETIC PRINCIPLES IN PLANT IMPROVEMENT. R. J. Bak^r. Canada THE PATHOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK OF PLANT BREEDING. A. L. Hooker, Missouri INTERSPECIES HYBRIDS AND POLYPLOIDY. D. R. Dewey. Utah IN VITRO APPROACHES TO INTER- SPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION AND CHROMOSOME MANIPULATION. Glenn Collins, Kentucky EVOLUTIONARY RELATIONSHIPS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON PLANT BREEDING. G. Kimber, Missouri THE CONTROL OF RECOMBINATION. £. R Sears, Missouri PERSPECTIVES ON CHROMOSOME MANIPULATION . 1. Rilev, .". K.	CHLOROPLAST AND MITOCHONDRIAL DNA MANIPULATIONS. Jean-David Rochaix, Switzerland NUCLEAR INSTABILITY AND ITS MANIPULATION. M. D. Bennett, U. K. CELL AND TISSUE CULTURE: USES AND POTENTIALS. Carole Meredith, California USES OF PROTOPLASTS: POTENTIALS AND PROGRESS. E. C. Cocking, V. K. SOMOCLONAL VARIATION: POTENTIALS AND PROGRESS. T. Orton, Colorado MOLECULAR AND GENETIC MANIPULA- TION OF PLANT GENES BY USING DNA CLONED IN BACTERIA. R. Appels, Australia MOLECULAR AND GENETIC MANIPULA- TION OF NITROGEN FIXATION. S. Long, California GENE EXPRESSION IN PLANTS. R. Beachy, Missouri PERSPECTIVES ON GENETIC MANIPULA- TION. J. R. Bedbrook, California PERSPECTIVE AND PROSPECT. N. W. Simmonds, U. K. Banquet Speaker: N. E. Borlaug, Mexico

FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Dr. J. P. Gustafson, 208 Curtis Hall, Department of Agronomy, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO 65211. Telephone: (314) 882-7318.