Table of Contents
Cover page 0
Foreword 1
Report of the Committee on Nomenclature 2
List of tomato genes as of January, 1954 4
Research Notes 9
Andrus' Green stem, ag. Butler, L.
Light green foliage, lg. Butler, L.
Propeller, pr. Butler, L.
Rosette, ro. Butler, L.
Measuring consistency in a paste tomato breeding program.
Dempsey, W. H.
Genetics of locule number. Fryxell, P. A.
The relationship between locule number and fruit weight.
Fryxell, P. A.
Quantitative characters in a tomato cross, as affected
by genotype and environment. Fryxell, P. A.
Delayed occurrence of a mutation resembling "wiry" from
X-rayed seeds. Lesley, J. W.
Sterility caused by loss of the nuclear wall in early
prophase of L. peruvianum. Lesley, M. M.
Physiogenetic researches on t in F3 of crosses between races
of L. esculentum. (submitted by C. Jucci) Manunta, C.
Further researches on the selection of tomatoes with high
content of provitamin A and vitamin C. (submitted by C.
Jucci) Manunta, C.
An anomalous accession of L. pimpinellifolium from the
Galapagos Islands. Rick, C. M.
Extreme dwarf, a new allele at the d locus. Rick, C. M.
Genetic identification of chromosome 1. Rick, C. M.
and D. W. Barton
Additional linkage data concerning rv, yv, dv, tf and dl.
Robinson, R. W. and C. M. Rick
Complementary semilethal factors in hybrids of L.
esculentum x L. hirsutum v. glabratum. (part of Ph.D.
thesis) Saviant, A. C.
Sesquidiploid F1 hybrids of L. esculentum and L. peruvianum.
Soost, R. K.
Purple tops on green tomato fruits. Young, P. A.
Unusual characters of Pearson tomatoes in East Texas.
Young, P. A.
Yellow lethal tomato seedlings from partly albino plants.
Young, P. A,
Bibliography of papers on tomato genetics and
breeding published in 1952 26
Corrigenda 30