Pièce AW/2/3/7 - Correspondence with Universities and Institutes Regarding Cytology, Research and Seed Requests/Exchanges.

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Alex Morgounov, CIMMYT, Turkey: Chinese Spring ditelocentrics to test for zinc deficiency; Dr R C Wang: CS ditelosomics; Yang Zu-jun, Triticeae Research Institute, China: inheritance of powdery mildew resistance in sichuan local wheat cultivars; George Fedak, Plant Research Centre, Ontario: CS/H. chilense addition lines identifying chromosomes involved in resistance; Bo Johnson, Univ of Copenhagen; ETH, Institute of Technology, Zurich: Muriellle Uzé, PhD on transformation of wheat varieties and Christof Sautter, wheat variety "Norman" for experiments; Dr Guo Beihai, Institute of Food and Oil Crops, China: wheat-rye addition lines; R A McIntosh, Univ. of Sydney: amphiploids on 4 X cytoplasm, chromosome 2Ms for Sr34; Jacky Wallace, Plant Breeding Station, Sharpes International Seeds Ltd.; Nigel Underwood, University of Hertfordshire: 'ancient' wheats for student practicals; Tariq Mahmud Shah, NIAB, Pakistan: wild relatives of wheat for stress and rust resistance; Michael Franki, Univ. of Adelaide: analysis of rye specific probe; John Forster, Univ. of Aberystwyth: origin of midget chromosome in the CS(cer) line; Dave Morpeth, Writtle College, Chelmsford; Dr Jacquemin, Station d'Amélioration des Plantes, Belgium: mapping wheat RFLP probes; Drs A Pomortsev and M Ladogina, N.I. Vavilov Institute of General Genetics, Moscow: barley chromosome 5, Hordeum chilense into cv. Chinese Spring, parental lines; Yu-Jing Li, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing: seeds for research on high phosphorus utilization efficiency to common wheat under low phosphorus stress; Marijke van der Veen, Univ. of Leicester; Prof. Valdemar Pedrosa Carnide, Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Portugal: germplasm variability; D Y Henry, Universite de Paris-Sud; Charles Ainsworth, Wye College, Univ. of London: Aegilops species; Dori Cabrera, (Antonio Martin's lab), Kansas State Univ.: H. chilense addition lines in T.Aestivum; P L Dyck, Research Station, Winnipeg, Mantioba; Andreas Borner, IPK, Germany: Chinese Spring/Imperial addition lines; Mike Charles, Dept. of Archaeology & Prehistory, Univ. of Sheffield: teaching material for environmental archaeology; Prof. András Lazányi, Hungary: request for Chinese Spring nullisonic lines by Dr Ernest R Sears and growing instructions; Dr Castagna, Milan: passport data for einkorn species; Prof. V Dragavtsev, the N I Vavilov Institute: passport data for Aegilops; Prof. Marmiroli, University of Parma (from M D Gale); Tristao J de Mello Sampayo, Estaco Agronomica Nacional, Portugal: Hordeum chilense; Dr Dalmir Singh, Div. of Genetics, New Delhi: monosomic line 2B and Chinese Spring; Jane Coleman, Vegetarian Society: evolution of bread, Coeliac disease; Alaxander Castillo, Inst. Superior de Agronomia, Portugal: Ae. umbellulata; Ebrahim Kazman, Gottingen, CS Nullis and Nulli/Tetrasomics of group one chromosomes; Myrah Manoah, The Israel Gene Bank: Chinese Spring; Svetlana Landgeva, Inst. of Genetics, Bulgaria: Aegilops; F J Gallego, Univ. Madrid: PhD on RFLPs and RAPDs mapping on Secale cereala chromosomes; Dr Michael Barnard, Station d'Amélioration des Plantes, France; Tamás Lelley, Institut für Pflanzenbau und Pflanzenzüchtung, Wien: SC/Imperial additions, precision of flow cytophotmetry in determining DNA content, 6R sprouting; Toshiki Nakamura, Tohoko national Agricultural Experiment Station, Japan: Chinese Spring 7D by H.chilense and ae. umbellulata; Dr Beat Keller, Swiss Federal Research Station, Switzerland: mono 2A-tetra 2B and 2AD, wheat lines isogenic for Lr9 and Lr1, list of clones wanted; Peter R Shewry, Long Ashton research station, Univ. of Bristol: antibodies for proteins encoded by chromosome 1D of wheat, monoclonal antibodies; Li Hongjie, Hebei Academy of Agri. Sci., China: wheat rye addition lines for chromosome manipulation; Prof. Henrique Guedes-Pinto, Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Portugal; Dr Martin J Hodson, Oxford Polytechnic: ploidy levels, synthetic crosses; Dr C Boubes, Damascus Univ., Syria: Triticeae species; Christine A Curtis, Univ. of California: mapping in long arm of 4Rm, CS/King II 3R; Maria Puertas, Universidad Complutense de Madrid: Chinese Spring with B chromosomes of rye; Wanda Viegas, Instituto Superior de Agronomia, Portugal: expression of wheat rRNA genes in Chinese Spring addition lines of AE. umbellulata and the importance of cytosine methylation in preferential gene inactivation, "cuckoo" chromosomes; prof. tim Murray, Washington State Univ.: eyespot resistance, "Rampton Rivet"; hermann M Niemeyer, Universidad de Chile: nulli/tetra lines; Richard Cross, DSIR Crop research: pre 1935 wheat lines, constructing pre-1935 wheat landrace varieties, request wheat samples list.