Item AW/2/3/2 - Correspondence with Universities and Institutes Regarding Cytology, Research and Seed Requests/Exchanges.

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The V I Vavilov Institute, Leningrad: request for 11 rye lines; T R Endo, Nara University, Japan: request for disomic sharonensis; F J Zeller, Lehrstuhl für Pflanzenbau und Pflanzenzüchtung, Munich: request for MT or DT-1D short arm Chinese Spring, telo lines, double telo lines; Dr T F Townley-Smith, Agriculture Canada Research Station: T.durum with high levels of seed protein; Punjab Agricultural University: developing monosomic wheat, indigenous Indian wheat with Hordeum Bulbasum; Gilles Charmet, Station D'Amélioration Des Plantes, France: Triticale breeding and genetic diversification; Texas A & M University: Holdfast King II, Chinese Spring-King, Dover CS; Gordon Kimber, University of Missouri-Columbia: Aran wheat, red grain studies; Genetica Dept, Milan: Lindstrom B chromosome line; H Tsujimoto, Kyoto University: preferentially transmitted chromosomes in Aegilops; Thomas C Heaton, Calgene Inc, California: HD45 to develop haploid plants; Prof. R de V Pienaar, University of Stellenbosch: "Rivet Bearded" with A. junceum; George Fedak, Agriculture Canada: Hordeum chilense crosses; Seed Laboratory, F.A.O., Rome/ University of Madrid: Chinese Spring; University of Bristol, Dundee, Leeds, Newcastle upon Tyne, Nottingham, Sheffield, Southampton, Essex Institute of Higher Education, Seale-Hayne Agricultural College, Devon, Wall Hall College; University of Melbourne: influence of 'D' genome, wheat-rye lines, salinity tolerance; University of Saskatchewan; The Weizman Institute of Science, Israel; G Yousef, Egypt: resistance in Egyptian wheat; United States dept. of Agriculture; Kew Botanic Gardens: seed exchange, origin of wheat; Ernest Hubbard, University of Minnesota: regeneration from wheat tissues in vitro; University New Dehli; University Manitoba, Canada; Centro De Biologia, Portugal; Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd.; University of Massachusetts; Dr M Fenner, Kenyatta University College, Kenya; the University of Adelaide; Jenny L Chapman, Kings College Cambridge: seed ref bank for archaeological purposes; Dr A Merker, Sweden: Chinese Spring.