Stuk GS/2/1/4 - The Genetics Society [formerly The Genetical Society] programme of meetings

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Papers presented by: Dr. C.D. Darlington - Structural hybridity in a natural population of grasshoppers Mr. A.C. Faberge - Experimental evidence of the time of the split of chromosomes Miss A.E. Gairdner - A ring of ten chromosomes in Campanula persicifolia Mr. L. La Cour - Spiral Structure of chromosomes Miss E. Sutton - Crossing-over in a chromosome inversion in Pisium humile Miss M.B. Upcott - I. The cytological basis of variation in Tulipa. II. The origin and behaviour of Aesculus carnea Mr. G.H. Bealeand Dr. R. Scott-Moncrieff - Genetics and chemistry of flower colour in Papaver Rhoeas Dr. F.G. Brieger - I. Interactions of colour factors in Zea Mays. II. With Mr. G.H. Beale: Inheritance of flower colouyr in Sweet Peas. III. With Mr. H.-P. Tseng: Self-sterility in Petunia. Mr. M.B. Crane and Mr. A.C. Faberge - Natural variation within certain British species of Rubi, shown genetically and cytologically. Mr. W.J.C. Lawrence and Dr. R. Scott-Moncrieff - Genetics and chemistry of flower colour and pattern in Streptocarpus Dr. K. Mather - Inheritance of "Flaking" or mosaic colour in Antirrhinum Mr. D. Lewis - Comparative genetics of diploid and tetraploid raspberries Dr. R. Scott-Moncrieff - I. The chemical basis of colour variations in flowers and fruits. II. With Mr. M.B. Crane: The origin of Prunus domestica. The morphology and bio-chemistry of fruit colour in Prunus cerasifera, P. spinosa and P. domestica. Miss M.B. Upcott - Inheritance of variation in tetraploid Sweet Peas.