Congressi SIGA

XLV SIGA Annual Congress

Salsomaggiore Terme (PR), 26-29 September 2001

Session II - Breeding strategies

INVITED LECTURES
S2a	Osborn T. - Molecular markers and the space around genes

ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
S2b	Bogani D., Capomaccio S., Cappelli K., Sarti F.M. - Use of AFLP and SAMPL markers for the analysis of the genetic variability of three sheep groups belonging to the appenninica, massese and suffolk breeds
S2c	Pecchioni N., Valè G., Delogu G. - A four resistance loci pyramiding MAS scheme in barley
S2d	Blanco A., Somma S., Veronico P., Gadaleta A. - Molecular markers associated to flour colour QTL in durum wheat ( Triticum turgidum -L.- Thell. var. durum )
S2e	Tartarini S., Gennari F., Pratesi D., Palazzetti C., Sansavini S. - The EU-DARE project: a preliminary molecular characterisation of a new source of scab resistance in apple
S2f	Tusa N., Scarano M.T., Abbate L., Ferrante S., Fatta Del Bosco S. - Somatic hybridization: strategies and results in Citrus cultivar and rootstock improvement
S2g	Rosellini D., LaFayette P. R., Veronesi F., Parrott W.A. - Vectors for chloroplast transformation of Medicago sativa L.

POSTERS
2.1	Pagnotta M.A., Nachit M.M., Elouafi I., Tanzarella O.A., Sorrells M.E., Porceddu E. - Genetic mapping of molecular markers in durum wheat using two RIL populations
2.2	Maccaferri M., Sanguineti M.C., Noli E., Donini P. - Dissection of the italian durum wheat genetic diversity by means of map-based SSR profiling
2.3	Rizzo M., Manzo M., Battaglia A., Bernardi R., Stefani A., Durante M. - Internal transcribed spacers (ITS) from Nuclear ribosomal DNA in Triticum dicoccum Schubler selected lines
2.4	Figliuolo G., Pomarico M. - Mapped markers associated to quantitative traits of the spike in durum wheat germplasm
2.5	Lucretti S., Valvo S., Nardi L., Pallottini L., Barcaccia G. - Cell cycle synchronization and flow karyotyping of the Zea mays var. indurata , landrace "Nostrano di Storo" root tip chromosomes
2.6	Salvi S., Frascaroli E., Chiappetta L., Landi P. - Allelic frequency changes at RFLP loci associated with recurrent selection for tissue culture regeneration in maize
2.7	Chittò A., Bertolini M., Hartings H., Verderio A., Motto M. - AFLP-based genetic relationships among maize inbred lines selected in a climatically temperate location
2.8	Pilu S.R., Nielsen E. - Isolation and preliminary characterization of a maize low phytic acid mutant
2.9	Mason G., Accotto G.P., Nervo G., Vaira A.M. - Real-time quantitative PCR: a novel tentative approach for evaluating the number of integration events in transformed plants early after regeneration
2.10	Parisi M., Iovene M., Frusciante L. - Production and morpho-cytological characterization of BC2 progenies from 5x x 4x and 4x x 5x crosses in Solanum
2.11	Ercolano M.R., Carputo D., Sebastiano A., Frusciante L. Barone A. - Assessment of genetic diversity in haploid clones extracted from tetraploid cultivated potato
2.12	Scotti N., Monti L., Cardi T. - Fertility, field performance and cytoplasmic composition of potato BC1 progenies derived by interspecific hybridization with Solanum commersonii Dun.
2.13	Stile M.R., Cardi T., Esposito F., Iovene M., Fogliano V., Filippone E. - Chemical characterization of potato genotypes obtained through non-conventional breeding strategies
2.14	Stamigna C., Pandozy G., Ancora G., Saccardo F. - In vitro mutagenesis of globe artichoke ( Cynara scolymus L.)
2.15	Stamigna C., Pandozy G., Crinò P., Saccardo F. - Male-sterility in artichoke (Cynara scolymu s L.)
2.16	Lanteri S., Acquadro A., Di Leo I., Saba E., Portis E. - Application of AFLP and ISSR markers to artichoke ( L. var. scolymus) genome analysis
2.17	Ruffoni B., Semeria L., Doveri S., Savona M., Allavena A. - Tissue culture and A. rhizogenes transformation in several ornamental Limonium
2.18	Arru L., Francia E., Busconi M., Berio T., Morreale G., Giovannini A. - AFLP analysis for characterization of Osteospermum germplasm
2.19	Rotili P., Scotti C., Kertikova D., Gnocchi G. - Breeding methodology in Alfalfa: construction of free-hybrids
2.20	Bellucci M., De Marchis F. - Biolistic transformation of Medicago sativa L.
2.21	Bardini M., Mariani A., Gianì S., Breviario D. - A novel method for distinctness testing in lotus
2.22	Mariani A., Bolis A. - Characterization of Lotus spp. by analysis of the its region
2.23	Laureti D., Del Gatto A. - Selection of germplasm with good combining ability in sunflower ( Helianthus annuus L.)
2.24	Del Gatto A., Laureti D. - Specific combining ability of high oleic sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.)
2.25	Muleo R., Mancuso S., Iacona C., Intrieri MC., Maggi E., Loreti F., Buiatti M. - Peach rootstocks, inducing different canopy development to grafted cultivar, reflect genomic and morphological diversity and different plasma membrane oxygen influxes in root
2.26	Nardi L., Abbate L., Aiello M., Ferrante S., Lucretti S., Scarano M.-T., Tusa N. - Flow cytometry analysis and modified AFLP technique for a rapid characterization of intraspecific hybrid crosses between "Femminello" lemon + "Valencia" orange cybrids and a selection of "Femminello" lemon tolerant to "malsecco" disease
2.27	Sofo A., Calbi C. - In vitro culture of explants from field-grown olive trees (Olea europaea L.)
2.28	Ambrosino O., Rao R. - Amplified Fragment Lenght Polymorphism markers to value the genetic variability within and among cultivated varieties of Olea europaea