Pisum Genetics Association PISUM GENETICS

 

Published by PGA since 1969

Volume 42, 2010

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 A plant of the Pisum elatius population from the valley of River Pčinja, southern Serbia (photo by Bojan Zlatković).
Contents
PGA Notes........................................................................................................................................................................ii
Research Papers
Identification of tolerance to Fusarium root rot in wild pea germplasm with high levels of partial resistance
Porter, L.D.................................................................................................................................................................1       PDF
Field quantification of foliar chlorophyll content in Pisum germplasm
Ambrose, M.J.............................................................................................................................................................7       PDF
Potential of the intercrops of normal-leafed and semi-leafless pea cultivars for forage production
Cupina, B., Krstic, D., Antanasovic, S., Eric, P., Pejic, B., Mikic, A. and Mihailovic, V........................................11       PDF
Distribution and new records of Pisum sativum subsp. elatius in Serbia
Zlatkovic, B., Mikic, A.and Smykal, P......................................................................................................................15       PDF
Potential alternative hosts for the pea powdery mildew pathogen Erysiphe trifolii
Attanayake, R.N., Dugan, F. ., Chen, W ., Glawe, D.A. and McPhee, K.E................................................................18       PDF

Contributions to the characterization of Vaviloviaformosa (syn. Pisumformosum.). I. Anatomy of stem, leaf and calyx
 Zoric, L., Lukovic, J., Mikic, A., Akopian, J., Gabrielyan, I., Sarukhanyan, N., Vanyan, A., Smykal,
 P., Kenicer, G., Vishnyakova, M. and Ambrose, M..................................................................................................21       PDF

Contributions to the characterization of Vavilovia formosa (syn. Pisum formosum). II. Morphology of androecium and
gynoecium and mitosis
Atlagic, J., Mikic, A., Sarukhanyan, N., Vanyan, A., Akopian, J., Gabrielyan, I., Smykal, P., Kenicer, G.,Vishnyakova, M. and Ambrose, M........................................................................................................................25       PDF
Contributions to the characterization of Vavilovia formosa (syn. Pisum formosum). III. Contents of macro- and
microelements
Zeremski-Skoric, T., Mikic, A., Sarukhanyan, N., Vanyan, A., Akopian, J., Gabrielyan, I., Smykal, P.,
Kenicer,G., Vishnyakova, M. and Ambrose, M..........................................................................................................28       PDF
On intraspecific variation of Vavilovia formosa (Stev.) Fed. (= Pisum formosum (Stev.) Alef.: Fabeae)
Sinjushin, A.A. and Belyakova, A.S............................................................................................................................31       PDF
An archaeobotanical and molecular fairy tale about the early Iron Age Balkan princess and the charred pea
Medovic, A., Jovanovic, Z., Stanisavljevic, N., Radovic, S., Mikic, A., Dordevic, V. and Cupina, B......................35       PDF
Brief Communications
Words denoting pea (Pisum sativum) in constructed languages
Mikic, A., Ignjatovic-Cupina, A. and Cupina, B........................................................................................................39       PDF
Mapping the st locus in respect to three molecular markers on Linkage Group III
Bogdanova, V.S. and Yadrikhinskiy, A.K..................................................................................................................41       PDF
Yellow green (ygl) mutation in Pisum
Ambrose, M.J...........................................................................................................................................................43       PDF
Genistein and methyl jasmonate inhibit nodulation of Pisum sativum
Chen, D., Chen, C. and Weeden, N..........................................................................................................................45       PDF
Membership List..................................................................................................................................................................................47       PDF