Table
of
Contents
Foreword
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1
Announcements
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5
Research
Reports
Jumping
tomato
gene
"
gs
"
Avdeyev,
Y
.
I
.
and
Kigashpaeva,
O
.
P
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9
Cotyledon
tops
bifurcation
Avdeyev,
Y
.
I
.
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12
A
Genetic
Linkage
Map
of
Eggplant
Doganlar,
S
.
,
Frary,
A
.
,
Daunay,
M
.
C
.
,
Lester,
R
.
N
.
,
and
Tanksley,
S
.
D
.
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13
Screening
of
wild
accessions
resistant
to
gray
mold
(
Botrytis
cinerea
Pers
.
)
in
Lycopersicon
Egashira,
H
.
,
Kuwashima,
A
.
,
and
Imanishi,
S
.
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14
‘Ohio
OX52’
Hybrid
Processing
Tomato
Francis,
D
.
M
.
and
Berry,
S
.
Z
.
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16
The
possible
involvement
of
phenolic
substances
in
heat
shock
response
of
tomato
pollen
Georgieva,
I
.
D
.
,
Kruleva,
M
.
,
Danailov,
Zh
.
,
Kraptchev,
B
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18
Use
of
a
single
probe
CP58
for
simultaneous
selection
of
resistance
genes
to
potato
virus
Y
(PVY),
PVA
and
cyst
nematode
(GCN)
in
the
tuber
-
bearing
Solanum
Hamalainen,
J
.
H
.
,
Valkonen,
J
.
P
.
T
.
,
Pineda,
O
.
,
Slack,
S
.
,
Gebhardt,
C
.
,
and
Watanabe,
K
.
N
.
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21
Differential
response
of
resistant
lines
derived
from
the
L
.
pimpinellifolium
accession
L3708
and
L
.
hirsutum
accession
LA
1033
against
different
isolates
of
Phytophthora
infestans
in
detached
leaf
lab
assays
Kim,
M
.
J
.
,
and
Mutschler,
M
.
A
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23
A
Tomato
Sequence
-
tagged
Connector
(STC)
Database
Lee,
S
.
,
Mao,
L
.
,
Main,
D
.
,
Wood,
T
.
,
Wing,
R
.
A
.
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26
Resistance
to
Oidium
lycopersicum
:
allelism
test
between
Lycopersicon
hirsutum
G1
.
1560
and
L
.
hirsutum
PI247087
Moretti,
A
.
and
Caranta,
C
.
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28
Lycopersicon
chilense
-
derived
bridge
lines
for
introgressing
L
.
peruv
ianum
traits
into
the
esculentum
genome
Picó,
B
.
,
Herraiz,
J
.
,
and
Nuez,
F
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30
Sources
of
high
soluble
solid
and
vitamin
C
content
from
Lycopersicon
pimpinellifolium
are
interesting
in
breeding
for
internal
quality
of
fresh
market
tomato
Roselló,
S
.
,
Galiana
-
Balaguer,
L
.
and
Nuez,
F
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33
Increased
efficiency
of
interspecific
hybrids
by
embryo
rescue
in
crosses
between
L
.
esculentum
and
L
.
peruvianum
Sánchez
-
Donaire,
A
.
,
Encina,
C
.
L
.
,
Cuartero,
J
.
,
Guerra
-
Sanz,
J
.
M
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35
Influence
of
in
vitro
cultivation
on
meiotic
recombination
Soloviev,
A
.
A
.
,
Kirukhova,
O
.
B
.
,
Ash,
O
.
A
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38
Inheritance
of
resistance
to
race
1
of
Pseudomonas
syringae
pv
.
tomato
in
line
LCHG
177
Sotirova,
V
.
,
Bogatsevska,
N
.
and
Vulkova,
Z
.
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39
Chiasmata
frequency
and
distribution
depending
on
the
age
in
L
.
pimpinellifolium
Strelnikova
S
.
R
.
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41
Reduction
of
fruit
growth
results
in
lower
incidence
of
blossom
-
end
rot
in
tomato
van
der
Knaap,
E
.
and
Tanksley,
S
.
D
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