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| adam_text | Contents
Preface
xix
Logo
of the
1
0th IAPTC&B Congress
xxv
10*
IAPTC&B Congress Donors/Sponsors (back cover)
xxvii
10th IAPTC&B Congress Fellowship Recipients
xxix
10th IAPTC&B Congress Exhibitors
xxxi
OPENING ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE IAPTC&B
The science and politics of plant biotechnology
2002
and beyond
1
Indra
К.
Vasil*
PLENARY LECTURES
Putting plant disease resistance genes to work
11
Jonathan D. G. Jones*, G. Brigneti andD. Smilde
Comparative genomics enables a virtual genome of the cereals
19
Steven
Briggs*
The role of MADS-box genes in the control of flower and fruit development
in Arabidopsis
21
Soraya Pelaz, Sarah
Liljegren,
Adrienne
Roeder,
Cristina Ferrândiz,
Anusak Pinyopich,
Lars Ostergaard, Kristina Gremski, Pedro
Robles,
Gary
Ditta,
Sherry Kempin
and Martin Yanofsky*
The plant cell cycle
29
Dirklnze*
Molecular mechanisms of plant responses and tolerance of drought and
cold stress
31
Kazuo Shinozaki* and Kazuko Yamaguchi-Shinozaki
Advances in apomixis research: can we fix heterosis?
39
Anna M.G.
Kołtunów*
and Matthew R. Tucker
Overcoming and expoiting
RNA
silencing
49
David
С
Baulcombe*
*
Presenting Author
VI
Improving the nutritional quality of plants
61
Robert T. Fraley*
Antibodies from plants: breaking the barriers to antibody production
69
Mich Hein*
and Neil M. Cowen
Phytosynthetics: transgenic plants as the primary source of industrial and
medical feedstocks in the
21
st century
71
Maurice M. Moloney*
Quantitative inference in functional genomics of Loblolly Pine
(Pinus taeda L.) using
ESTS
and Microarrays
73
Matías
Kirst, Arthur Johnson, Ernest Retzel,
Len
van Zyl, Debby Craig,
Zhi
Jun
Li, Ross Whetten, Christie Baucom, Erin
Ulrich,
Kristy
Hubbard
and Ronald Sederoff*
About straight lines and complex crossroads: metabolism is a network
81
L
Willmitzer*
Plants and pharmaceuticals in the 21st century
83
Ily
a Raskin*
The
reannotation
of the Arabidopsis thaliana genome
97
Roger K. Smith, Jr., Brian J. Haas, Rama Maiti, Agnes P. Chan,
Linda I. Hannick, Catherine M. Ronning, Yong-Li Xiao,
Christopher
D
.
Town and Owen
R.
White*
SYMPOSIA
1.
Biotic Resistance
Keynote Lectures
Biosafe, transgenic resistance for plant nematode control
107
Howard J. Atkinson*
Transgenic crops for enhanced disease resistance and food safety
111
Jon Duvick*
Transgenic papaya: a case study on the theoretical and practical
application of virus resistance
5
Dennis Gonsalves*
Investigation and development of Bacillus thuringiensis insecticidal
proteins for expression in transgenic plants
ц
9
David J. Ellar*
Vil
Transformation of cotton production through the use of genetically
improved cotton
131
Frederick J. Perlak*, Mark Oppenhuizen, Karen
Gustafson,
Richard Voth,
Saku Sivasupramaniam,
David Heering, Boyd Carey, Robert A. Ihrig and
James K. Roberts
Biotechnological solutions for weed problems
-
the next generations
135
Jonathan Gressel*
Discovery, development and commercialization of Roundup ready®
crops
139
Gregory R. Heck, Claire A. CaJacob and Stephen R. Padgette*
Contributed Papers
Engineering virus-induced African Cassava Mosaic Virus resistance by
mimicking a hypersensitive reaction in transgenic cassava
143
Peng Zhang*, Johannes
Fütterer, Petra Frey, Ingo Potrykus, Johanna
Puonti-Kaerlas and Wilhelm
Gruíssem
Disease resistant
transgenic
cotton to prevent preharvest aflatoxin
contamination
147
K. Rajasekaran*, T.J. JacL·,
J.W. Cary
and
Т.Е.
Cleland
Evaluation of transgenic herbicide (glufosinate ammonium) resistant
sugarcane (Saccharum spp. hybrids) under field conditions
151
Sandra J. Snyman* and Noel B.
Leibbrandt
Transgenic apple plants expressing viral EPS-depolymerase: evaluation
of resistance to the phytopathogenic bacterium Erwinia amy
lovora
153
Viola
Hanke*,
Klaus
Gelder
and Klaus
Richter
Expression of an altered antimicrobial hordothionin gene in barley
and oat
159
Jianming
Fu*,
Ronald W. Skadsen and Heidi F. Kaeppler
The dual function of chitinases in defence responses as well as during
nodulation in legumes
161
Carini.
Jarl-Sunesson*, Ulrika Troedsson
and Felicia
Andersson
Transgenic oil palm with stably integrated CpTI gene confers resistance
to bagworm larvae
163
Ruslan Abdullah*, Christine Chari, Winnie Yap
Soo
Ping and Yeun Li Huey
Vlil
2.
Abiotic Resistance
Keynote Lectures
Production of salt tolerant rice by introduction of a gene encoding catalase,
kat E
167
Kenji Nagamiya, Kimiko Nakao, Shamsul H. Prodhan, Tsuyoshi Motohashi,
Keiko Morishima, Sakiko Hirose, Kenjiro Ozawa, Yasunobu Ohkawa,
Tetsuko
Takahe,
Teruhiro
Takahe
andAtsushi
Komamine*
Transgenic tobacco overexpressing glyoxalase I and
Π
show enhanced
tolerance to salinity and heavy metal stress
171
Sneh
Lata Singla-Par
eek, Veena,
M. K.
Reddy, Brad
W. Porter,
Frank F.
White
and Sudhir K. Sopory*
Plant
molecular responses to phosphate-starvation
175
Derek
W.
R.
White*, Roy
J.
Meeking,
Erika
Varkonyi-Gasic,
Ruth J.
Baldwin and Andrew Robinson
Engineering enhanced nutrient uptake in transgenic plants
179
José López-Bucio*, Verenice Ramírez,
Fernanda
Nieto, Aileen
O Connor
and
Luis Herrera-Estrella
Contributed Papers
Preliminary characterization of the DREB genes in transgenic wheat
183
Alessandro Pellegrineschi*,
Jean Mecel Ribaut, Richard Thretowan,
Kazuco Yamaguchi-Shinozaki and David Hoisington
Arabidopsis
ß-amylase
induction during temperature stress
189
Fatma Kaplan* and Charles L. Guy
Expression of cereal peroxidase and oxalate
oxidase
genes in tobacco
results in alterations in plant development and programmed cell death in
cell cultures
193
Philip J.
Dix*,
Emma
Burbridge,
Ѕфгеп
К.
Rasmussen and
Paul F. McCabe
3.
Genomics
Keynote Lectures
Functional genomics of rice by
Т
-DNA
tagging
197
GynheungAn*
A plant approach to systems biology
201
Keith R. Davis*
їх
Physcomìtrella
patens as a novel tool for plant functional genomics
205
RalfReski*
4.
Gene Expression/Silencing/Targeting
Keynote Lectures
Control of gene expression by by histone deacetylases
211
Brian
Miki*
and Keqiang Wu
Site-specific gene stacking method
215
David W. Ow*
Chemical control of
transgene
expression in transgenic plants: basic
research and biotechnological applications
219
Nam-Hai Chua*
Contributed Papers
СгеЛох
mediated marker gene excision in transgenic crop plants
225
Larry Gilbertson*, Waly Dioh, Prince Addae, Joanne Ekena,Greg
Keithly, Mark
Neuman,
Virginia Peschke, Mike Petersen,Chris
Samuelson,
Shubha Subbarao,
Liping Wei, Wanggen
Zhang and Ken Barton
Marker gene elimination from transgenic sugarbeet by a chemically
regulated Cre-lox system
229
H. Wang, J.
Kraus,
J. Dettendorfer, N.-H. Chua andR. Nehls*
Homologous recombination allows efficient isolation of marker-free
transplastomic plants
233
Anil Day*, Mikhajlo K. Zubko, Vasumathi
Kode,
Elisabeth A. Mudd and
Siriluck Iamtham
Evaluation of constitutive Cestram Yellow Leaf Curling Virus promoter
in maize and tomato
237
Masha Kononova*, Livia
Stavolone
and Thomas
Hohn
Heat-induced
transgene
silencing is conveyed by signal transfer
239
Inge
Broer*,
Stephanie Walter, Sandra Kerbach, Stefan
Köhne
and
Katrin
Neumann
Silencing of the pollen
gene NTP303
ceases pollen tube growth in vivo
in Nicotiana tabacum
243
George J. Wullems*, Peter F.M.
de Groot,
Mark
de
Been and M.M.A. van
Herpen
5.
Cell Cycle and Cell Division
Keynote Lectures
The role of D-type cyclins in plant growth and development
247
Walter Dewitte*, Yves Deveaux, Rachel Huntley, Anne Samland and
James A.H. Murray
Using genes that stimulate the cell cycle to improve maize
transformation
255
William Gordon-Kamm*, Yamin Too, Brian Dilkes, Keith Lowe, George
Hoerster,
Xifan Sun,
Margit
Ross, Laura Church, Chris
Bunde, JeffFarrell,
Patrea Hill, Sheila Maddock, Jane Snyder,
Ricardo
Dante, Dennis Bidney,
Ben Bowen, Pete John and Brian Larkins
Contributed Papers
The CDK inhibitor ICK1 affects cell division, plant growth and
morphogenesis
259
Hong Wang, Yongming Zhou, Susan Gilmer, Ann Cleary, Pete John,
Steve Whitwell and Larry C. Fowke*
Arabidopsis CDC2A and cyclin gene promoter:-.gusA constructs as
markers of cell growth and division in heterologous plants
261
Mark R. Fowler, Nigel W. Scott, Abdul R. Milan, Alex
С
McCormac,
Manoj K. Mishra, Cui-Ying Shao, Jiang Xiaocheng, Chun-Lai Zhang,
Yan Zhou, Malcolm
С
Elliott* and Adrian Slater
6. Embryogenesis/Regeneration
Keynote Lectures
Leafy Cotyledon genes and the control of embryo development
263
John J.
Horada*,
Sandra L. Stone, Raymond W. Kwong, Hye-seung Lee,
Linda W. Kwong and Julie
Pelletier
The role of the Arabidopsis somatic embryogenesis receptor-like kinase
1
(AtSERKl) gene in
embryogénie
competence
269
Sacco
de Vries*,
KhalidShah,
Ingrid
Rienties,
Vered
Raz, Valerie
Hecht
and
Jenny Russinova
Analysis of
peptide
signalling in the embryo sac of maize and wheat
273
Sušeno Amien,
Stefanie Sprunck,
Mihaela
Márton,
Simone Cordts
and
Thomas Dresselhaus*
Xl
Contributed Papers
Somatic embryogenesis in Arabidopsis thaliana promoted by the
WUSCHEL homeodomain protein
279
Jianru Zuo, Qi-Wen
Ми*
Giovanna
Frugis and Nam-Hai Chua
Maize
LECI
improves transformation in both maize and wheat
283
Keith Lowe*, George
Hoerster,
Xifan Sun, Sonriza Rasco-Gaunt,
Paul Lazzeri, Sam Ellis, Shane Abbitt, Kimberly
Glassman
and
Bill Gordon-Kamm
Antisense suppression of a cytokinin-binding protein from Petunia
causes excessive branching and reduces adventitious shoot bud
induction in vitro
285
Prakash P. Kumar*, B. Dhinoth Kumar and Shoba Ranganathan
Molecular markers associated with plant regeneration from shoot
meristem cultures derived from germinated corn
{Zea
mays L.) seeds
289
Wenbin Li, Jie Liu, Pat Masilamany, JeffH. Taylor, Genlou Sun,
Manilái
William, and K. Peter Pauls*
Development of an automated image collection system for generating
time-lapse animations of plant tissue growth and green fluorescent
protein gene expression
293
Marco T. Buenrostro-Nava, Peter P. Ling and John J. Finer*
7.
Fruit and Seed Biotechnology
Keynote Lectures
Applications of
ethylene
technology to climacteric fruits:
a progress report
297
Harry J.
Klee*
Modifying the
amino
acid composition of grains using gene technology
305
Nicholas D.
Hagan,
LindaM.
Tabe,
LisaMolvig and T.J.V. Higgins*
Engineering of apomixis in crop plants: what can we learn from sexual
model systems?
309
Ueli Grossniklaus, James M. Moore, Vladimir Brukhin, Jacqueline
Gheyselinck, Ramamurthy Baskar, Jean-Philippe Vielle-Calzada,
Célia
Barowe, Damian
R.
Page and Charles
Spillane*
хи
Contributed papers
Overexpression of Arabidopsis DWARF4 in tomato increases branching
and fruit number
315
Zhihong Chen Cook*, Julissa
Sosa,
Shozo Fujioka and Kenneth A. Feldman
Quality of fruit of lytic protein transgenic apple lines with enhanced
resistance to fire blight
319
H.S. Aldwinckle*, E.E.
Borejsza-Wysocka
and
J.L.
Norelli
Transformation of Brassica napus with cDNAs encoding proteins that
stimulate in vitro triacylglycerol biosynthesis
321
Randall
J
.
Weselake*, William
В
.
Wiehler,
NUA.
Patterson, Cory L.
Nykiforuk,
Katherine
Cianflone, Maurice M. Moloney and
André Laroche
Towards transformation, regeneration, and screening of papaya containing
antisense ACC synthase gene
323
Pablito M. Magdalita*, Antonio C.
Laurena,
Bessie M. Yabut-Perez,
Maribel M. Zaporteza, Evelyn Mae Tecson-Mendoza,
Violeta
N.
Villegas
and Jimmy R.
Botella
8.
Flower Biotechnology
Keynote Lectures
Functional genomics to isolate genes involved in fragrance production for
genetic engineering of scent in flowers
329
Efraim
Lewinsohn*,
Moshe
Shalit, David Gang,
Noa
Lavid, Einat Bar,
David Weiss, Alexander Vainstein,
Zach
Adam,
Dani
Zamir,
Natalia Dudareva,
Michele
Zăceai,
James
E.
Simon and
Eran
Pichersky
Florigene flowers: from laboratory to market
333
Chin-yi
Lu*,
Stephen F. Chandler, John G. Mason and
Filippa Brugliera
Biotechnology of floriculture crops
-
scientific questions and real world
answers
337
David G. Clark*, Holly
Loucas,
Kenichi Shibuya, Beverly Underwood,
Kristin Barry and Jaon Jandrew
9.
Space Biotechnology
Keynote Lectures
Gene expression in space biotechnology experiments
343
Anna-Lisa Paul and Robert J.
Ferì*
XIU
Stress
and genome shock in developing somatic embryos in space
347
A. D. Krikorian*
Plant development in space or in simulated microgravity
351
Gerald
Perbal*
Morphogenesis, hydrotropism, and distribution of auxin signals in
cucumber seedlings grown in microgravity
359
Hideyuki Takahashi*, Motoshi
Kamada,
Yuko
Saito,
Aakie Kobayashi,
Atsushi Higashitani and Nobuharu
Fujii
10.
Biopharming
Keynote Lectures
The assembly and potential applications of
immunoglobułins
expressed
in transgenic plants
363
Pascal M.W. Drake, DanielM. Chargelegue, Patricia Obregon,
Alessandra
Prada,
Lorenzo
Frigerio
and Julian Ma*
Medical molecular pharming: expression of antibodies,
biopharmaceuticals and edible vaccines via the
chloroplast
genome
371
Henry
Danieli*
Production and application of proteins from transgenic plants
377
Elizabeth E. Hood*, Michael E. Horn and John A. Howard
Plants and human health: delivery of vaccines via transgenic plants
383
Tsafrir S.
Mor
and Charles J. Arntzen*
Contributed Papers
Protective effect of orally administered human
interferon (HUIFN)-a
against systemic
Listeria
monocytogenes infection and a practical
advantage of HUIFN-oc derived from transgenic potato plant
389
Kenj
і
Ohya, Takeshi Matsumura, Noriko Itchoda, Kazuhiko Ohashi,
Misao
Опита
and Chihiro Sugimoto*
Production of aprotinin in transgenic maize seeds for the pharmaceutical
and cell culture markets
393
Donna Delaney, Joseph Jilka, Donna Barker, Philip
Irwin,
Miranda Poage, Susan Woodard, Michael Horn, Amanda
Vinas,
Katky
Beifuss, Mark Barker, Barry Wiggins, Carol Drees, Robin Harkey,
Zivko Nikolov, Elizabeth Hood* and John Howard
xiv
Plant
and bacterial production of engineered antibodies for
pharmacological use in oncology
395
P. Galeffi*, I. Pietraforte,
A. Lombardi,
F.
Novelli,
M.
Sper
andei,
P.
Giacomini and
С.
Cantale
Tobacco
chloroplaste
as platform for vaccine production
397
PalMaliga*, Hiroshi Kuroda,
Sylvie
Corneille,
Kerry
Lutz,
Arun
К.
Azhagiri,
Zora Svab,
John Tregoning, Peter Nixon and
Gordon Dougan
11.
Improvement of Nutritional Quality
Keynote Lectures
Nutritional improvement of rice to reduce malnutrition in developing
countries
401
Ingo Potrykus*
Genomic approach to altering phytochemicals in tomato for human
nutrition
407
Helena Mathews*
Contributed Papers
Nutritionally improved transgenic Sorghum
413
Zuo-yu Zhao*, Kimberly
Glassman,
Vincent Sewalt,
Ning Wang,
Mike Miller, Shawn Chang, Teresa Thompson, Sally Catron, Emily Wu,
Dennis Bidney, Yilma Kedebe and Rudolf Jung
Improvements in the nutritional quality of the cottonseed
417
Keerti S. Rathore*, G. Sunilkumar, Lorraine Puckhaber, Robert D.
Stipanovic,
Hossen
M.
Monjur, Ernesto Hernandez and C.W. Smith
Production of gamma linolenic acid in seeds of transgenic soybean
421
Tom
Clemente*, Aiqiu
Xing, Xingguo Ye, Shirley Sato, Bruce
Schweiger
and Anthony Kinney
Transfer and expression of an artificial storage protein
(ASPI) gene
in
cassava: towards improving nutritive value of storage roots
425
Peng Zhang*, Jesse M. Jaynes,
Ingo
Potrykus,
Wilhelm
Gruíssem
and
Johanna Puonti-Kaerlas
XV
Anticarcinogenic
properties of plant protease inhibitors from the
Bowman-Birk class
429
Alfonso
Clemente*,
DonaldMacKenzie, David Jeenes, Jenny Gee,
Ian Johnson and Claire Domoney
12.
Forest Biotechnology
Keynote Lectures
A genomic approach to elucidate gene function during wood formation
433
Göran Sandberg*
Abiotic resistance and chaperones: possible physiological role of SP1, a
stable and stabilizing protein from Populus
439
W.X. Wang, T. Barak, B. Vinocur, O. Shoseyov and
A. Altman*
Modification of
lignin
biosysnthesis in forest trees
445
Vincent L. Chiang*
Contributed Papers
Functional genomics of wood formation in hybrid aspen
453
Henrik Aspeborg*,
Kristina Blomavist,
Stuart
Denman,
Magnus Hertzberg, Anna
Ohlsson, Torkel Berglund, Göran Sandberg,
Joakim Lundeberg, Fredrik
Stěrky,
Tuula T. Teeri and Peter Nilsson
Functional
genomics
of wood
formation
455
Jae Heung Ko,
Sookyung Oh, Sunchung Park, Jaemo Yang and
Kyung-Hwan Han*
Phenylalanine ammonia-lyase
gene expression in condensed tannin-
accumulating and lignifying cells of quaking aspen
457
Scott A. Harding, Yu-Ying
Kao
and Chung- Jui Tsai*
Tissue culture and genetic transformation of Chamaecyparis obtuse
Katusaki Ishii*
13.
Phytoremediation/Phytochemicals
Keynote Lectures
Secondary metabolites in the post-genomic era
465
Kirsi-Marja Oksman-Caldentey*, Suvi
Häkkinen,
Alain Goossens, Into
Laasko, Tuulikki
Seppänen-Laasko,
Anna Maria Nuutila and Dirk
Inzé
XVI
A functional genomics strategy to identify genes that regulate the
production of biologically active metabolites in plants
469
Deane L. Falcone*, Dennis T. Rogers, Kil-Young Yun,
Gabriela
Diniello,
May
Fu,
Irina
Artiushin and John M. Littleton
Phytoremediation of toxic mercury and arsenic pollution
473
Richard B. Meagher*
Transgenic plants for environmental
biomonitoring:
new perspectives
479
Olga Kovalchuk*,
Barbara
Hohn
and Igor Kovalchuk
Contributed Papers
Directing metabolic flux toward engineered
isoflavone nutraceuticals
in
transgenic Arabidopsis
485
Chang-
Jun
Liu* and Richard A. Dixon
In vitro production of secondary metabolites by cultivated plant
cells: the crucial role of the cell nutritional status
491
Laurence Lamboursain* and Mario Jolicoeur
14.
Biotechnology of Turf and Forage Crops
Keynote Lectures
Transgenesis
and genomics in molecular breeding of temperate pasture
grasses and legumes
497
German
Spangenberg*,
Michael Emmerling,
Ulrik
John, Roger
Kalla,
Angela Lidgett,
Eng K.
Ong, Tim Sawbridge and Trade Webster
Enhancing turfgrass performance with biotechnology
503
Robert W. Harriman*, Eric Nelson and Lisa Lee
Genetic manipulation of cool-season forage grasses and field evaluation
of transgenic plants
507
Zengyu Wang*
Genomic structure of the apomixis locus in
Pennisetum
515
Peggy
Ozias-Akins*, Joann
A. Conner, Shailendra Goel,
Zhenbang Chen, Yukio Akiyama and Wayne
W. Hanna
Molecular improvement of perennial ryegrass by stable genetic
transformation
519
Fredy
Altpeter*, JianpingXu, Yu-Da Fang,
XinrongMa, Joerg Schubert,
Goetz Hensel, Helmut Baeumlein and Vladimir Valkov
XVII
Sn-transgenic
Lotus
comiculatus lines: a potential source of differentially
expressed genes involved in condensed tannin biosynthesis
525
Sergio
Arcioni*,
Francesco Paolocci, Maria Ragano-Caracciolo,
Nicola
Tosti
and Francesco Damiani
15.
Protoplast/Anther/Embryo Culture
Keynote Lectures
Microspore embryogenesis
529
Alisher Tashpulatov,
Ari
Indrianto, Ioulia
Barinova, Heidrun Katholnigg,
Svetlana
Akimcheva,
Erwin Heberle-Bors*
and Alisher Touraev
Somatic hybridization in Citrus
-
a relevant technique for variety
improvement in the
21
st century
537
Jude W.
Grosser*
Recovery of triploid seedless mandarin hybrids from 2n
x 2n
and
2n
x
4n crosses by embryo rescue and flow cytometry
541
Luis Navarro*, José
Juarez, Pablo
Aleza
and
José A. Pina
Contributed Papers
Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of barley pollen cultures
545
Jochen
Kumlehn*, Liliya Serazetdinova, Dirk Becker and
Horst Loerz
Molecular characterization of Citrus symmetric and asymmetric somatic
hybrids by means of ISSR-PCR and PCR-RFLP
549
M.-T. Scarano*, L.
Abbate,
S. Ferrante, S. Lucretti and
N.
Tusa
A
doubled haploid rice
population
and its genetic analysis using
microsatellite
markers
551
Melissa
E. Hinga*
and Yunbi Xu
Development of novel white
rast
resistant genetic stocks in crop Brassica
by somatic hybridization
555
G. Ravi Kumar, S.R. Bhat, Shyam Prakash and
V.L.
Chopra (read by title
only)
16.
Biotechnology Regulation, Public Policy and Societal
Acceptance
Keynote Lectures
XVIII
The transatlantic dissent between Europe and the United States about
GMO s
Klaus Ammann
*
Societal acceptance of plant biotechnology
565
Thomas Jefferson Hoban*
Global experience with genetically modified crops
569
Randy A. Hautea*
FDA s policy on food biotechnology
575
Jason Dietz*
Regulation of public acceptance of transgenic crops in China
579
Zhangliang Chen*
17.
Biotechnology in Developing Countries
Keynote Lectures
Progress of transgenic plants in China
581
Zhi-HongXu*
Transgenic crops in the Argentinean agriculture
587
Alejandro Mentaberry*
The status of plant biotechnology in South Africa
593
Jennifer A. Thomson*
Status of plant biotechnology in India
599
Ό
sha
Barwale Zehr*
Plant
biotechnology in
Mexico:
needs and challenges
605
Rafael
F. Rivera-Bustamante*
User-friendly problem-finding and solving approaches for international
agricultural biotechnology applications
611
Kazuo
N.
Watanabe (read by title only)
Author Index
615
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| title_full | Plant biotechnology 2002 and beyond proceedings of the 10th IAPTC&B Congress, June 23-28, 2002, Orlando, Florida, U.S.A edited by Indra K. Vasil |
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| title_short | Plant biotechnology 2002 and beyond |
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| title_sub | proceedings of the 10th IAPTC&B Congress, June 23-28, 2002, Orlando, Florida, U.S.A |
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