Item AW/2/3/6 - Correspondence with Universities and Institutes Regarding Cytology, Research and Seed Requests/Exchanges.

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Dr S L K Hsam, Munich University: Holdfast, 'hairy neck'' wheat, gene mapping; Research Station, Nickerson S.A., France: genetic variability of starch; Carolyn Leach, University of Adelaide: Aegilops mutica; University of Aberystwyth: Chinese Spring and Rye B chromosomes and John Foster: wheat line containing Transbaikal rye; Dr M D Gale, Agricultural University of Norway: nullisomic-tetrasonic and ditelomeric lines for group 6; Dr V.R.K Reddy, Bharathiar University: wheat ditelos(1-7) for D chromosome; J P Gustafson, University of Missouri: Chinese Spring addition lines; Adam J Lukaszewski, University of California: CS N4DT4A and M4BT4A seeds, stocks of CS; Renato Castagna, Experimental Institute for Cereal Research, Milan: RFLP analysis, the A genome using Titicum monococcum; Dr F Salamini, Max-Planck-Institut für Züchtungsforschung, Köln: project on T monococcum, boeotium, urartu and sinskajae testing variability using RFLP; F J Zeller, Technische Universität München: Secale vavilovii and iranicum; Dr L E Lambert, Montana State University: comosum additions, Chinese Spring; Keith Moore, University of Newcastle upon Tyne: Chinese Spring monosomic lines, mildew resistance genes; H Holland, Preston (to Mike Ambrose): wild wheat seeds; Hermann M Niemeyer, University of Chile: single rye chromosome addition lines, Hx-producing genes; Dr Greenwell: 5R addition; N Watanabe, Gifu University, Japan: TTriticum and Aegilops seed; K W Shepherd, Okayama University, Japan: genes controlling enzymes for barley germination and malt formation, chilense addition lines, isolating wheat-barley recombinant chromosomes; B Friebe, Kansas State University: C banding patterns in wild Triticum, umbellulata lines; Antonio Martin, Cordoba: mapping Hordeum chilense; Dr Piotr Masojc, Agriculture Canada Research Station: mapping rye chromosomes, authorship; Sevdalin Georgiev Angelov, IAEA visitor from Bulgaria: application/cv; Prof. Rong Junkang, Zhejiang Agricultural University, China: resistance to powdery mildew; Ms P Collins, British School at Athens: archaeobotanical study; Li Wanlong, Nanjing Agricultural University, China: PhD on alien variation in wheat by cytological and molecular markers; Dr Harriet Singh, Punjab Agricultural University: CS Monos and CS Eu.and H S Dhaliwal: monosomic series in semi dwarf high yielding variety HD 2329, Dr Martin J Hodson, Oxford Polytechnic: silica deposition in grasses and cereals; Drs Appels & E Lagudah, CSIRO Div of Plant Industry, Australia: D genome amplified sequence; Leonor Pena Chocarro, Institute of Archaeology, London: revision of herbarium Ceres Hispanica; Susan Madsen: Ae. longissima; Dr B P Forster, Plant Research Centre, Ontario: resistance to Fusarium graminearum and ice encasement tolerance; Mercedes Echaide, Universidad Politecnica, Madrid: rye meiotic control of pairing and storage protein analysis, CS/Imperial lines; Dr M S Davies, Cardiff University: tetraploid rye; Jan Chojecki, ICI: Petkus rye; Sylvie Bernard and Dr M Bernard, INRA- Station D'Amelioration Des Plantes, France: monosomic series of Chinese Spring, 'Courtot', Chinese Spring Nulli-Tetras; Esther Ferrer, Universidad De Alcalá: Chinese Spring-Imperial seeds; Peter R Shewry, Long Ashton Research Station: H. chilense for RFLP work; Dr Paul A Miller, University of Leeds: corn seeds; Dr John Gorham, O.D.A Wheat Salinity Project, University of North Wales, Bangor: the physiology of cation transport in wheat; Moshe Feldman; Perry Gustafson; Mrs Ross White, Twyford Seeds; Rolf Schlegal; Brian P Forster, Scottish Crop Research Institute: Nulli, Tetra Ditelo, Disomic; Dr Petra Martinek, Cereal Research and Breeding Institute, Havlickova: Monosomic series of spring wheat; Dr Hideho Miura, Obihiro University, Japan: CS monosomic series, chromosome checking of 3A, B, D; A Giura, Research Institute for Cereals and Industrial Crops, Romania: chromosome translocations in new hexa and tetra wheat lines; P Balhadevr, Imperial College at Silwood Park: PhD.