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THE HISTORY AND CURRENT SITUATION OF RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT TREND OF THE CULTIVATED BAMBOOS IN CHINA

Article number

1035_8

Pages

71 – 78

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

VI International Symposium on the Taxonomy of Cultivated Plants

Authors

J.Y. Shi, L.S. Ma, D.Q. Zhou, Z.H. Zhou, Z.Y. Pu, J. Yao

Keywords

Bambusoideae, Iconographia Bambusoidearum Sinicarum, International Code of Nomenclature for Cultivated Plants, checklist

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2014.1035.8

Online Articles (28)

1. NAMES, COLLECTIONS, AND MOLECULAR DATA OF CULTIVATED PLANT TAXONOMY

V. Malécot

2. HORTAX AND THE FUTURE OF CULTIVATED PLANT TAXONOMY

J.D. Armitage

3. CURRENT TRENDS IN THE APPLICATION OF CULTIVATED PLANT NOMENCLATURE FOR HORTICULTURAL COLLECTIONS IN NORTH AMERICAN PUBLIC GARDENS

N.E. Iwanycki

4. PROBLEMS IN JAPANESE NAMES FOR CULTIVAR EPITHET OF THE INTERNATIONAL CODE OF NOMENCLATURE FOR CULTIVATED PLANTS (ICNCP)

H. Iketani

5. IDENTIFICATION OF CHINESE MEI FLOWER CULTIVARS BASED ON NUMERICAL TAXONOMY

Q.Q. Jia | Y.M. Li | L.Y. Xu | Q.L. Liu

6. STUDIES ON DIVERSITIES OF LEAF CHARACTERISTICS FOR HOSTA CULTIVARS

D.H. Liu | S.W. Zhao

7. FIFTEEN YEARS IN INTERNATIONAL CULTIVAR REGISTRATION FOR MEI (PRUNUS MUME) – ACHIEVEMENTS AND PROSPECTS

R.D. Chen | M.Z. Bao | Q.X. Zhang

8. THE HISTORY AND CURRENT SITUATION OF RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT TREND OF THE CULTIVATED BAMBOOS IN CHINA

9. PROGRESS ON INTERNATIONAL LOTUS REGISTRATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF INTERNATIONAL NELUMBO DATABASE

10. NYMPHAEA SIAMENSIS, THE NEW SPECIES OF WATERLILY IN THAILAND

V. Puripunyavanich | W. La-ongsri | K. Boonsirichai | P. Chukiatman

11. THE VIRTUAL CULTIVATED PLANT HERBARIUM

C.M Whitehouse

12. INFORMATION RECONSTRUCTION OF THE HISTORIC PLANTINGS IN DURBAN BOTANIC GARDEN

H. Glen | D. Higginson-Keath

13. STUDY ON DROUGHT STRESS OF SIX COMMON FERNS IN NORTH CHINA

F. Wu | M.M. Wang | Z. Xi | S.W. Zhao | S. Xing

14. DROUGHT RESISTANCE OF NINE GROUND COVER ROSE CULTIVARS

W.B. Liao | J.H. Yu | M.L. Zhang

15. “ADVERTISING” EFFECT OF REPRESENTATIVE ELEMENTS ON FLORAL VISITORS IN FLOWER DESIGN OF PASSIFLORA EDULIS L.

X.P. Lu | S.Q. Yan | X.H. Zhou | L.Z. Wei | D. Yue

16. STUDY ON THE FLOWERING BIOLOGY OF LAGERSTROEMIA SPECIOSA

J. Wang | M. Luo | Q.K. Long | Y.N. Guo

17. SEED MORPHOLOGY AND GERMINATING CHARACTERISTICS OF CULTIVARS AND WILD SPECIES OF RHODODENDRON IN HUBEI

18. CALLUS INDUCTION AND PLANT REGENERATION FROM IMMATURE COTYLEDON OF CAMELLIA AZALEA

J.Y. Li | Z.Q. Fan | B. Wu

19. AN AGROBACTERIUM-MEDIATED TRANSFORMATION SYSTEM FROM THIN CELL LAYER EXPLANTS OF PYRETHRUM (TANACETUM CINENARIIFOLIUM)

J. Mao | Y. Zhou | C.X. Guo | H.L. Xu | C.Y. Wang

20. STEM-INDUCED CALLUS INDUCTION AND IN VITRO CULTURE OF FIVE ORNAMENTAL HERBACEOUS PEONY CULTIVARS

X.N. Yu | M.M. Shen | J.A. Teixeira da Silva | Z.J. Tang | C. Yu

21. AGRO-MORPHOLOGICAL VARIABILITY OF AMARANTHUS GENOTYPES IN SOUTH AFRICA

A.S. Gerrano | W.S. Jansen van Rensburg | P.O. Adebola

22. GENETIC VARIATION OF ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION CHARACTERISTICS OF AXONOPUS COMPRESSUS (SW.) P. BEAUV.

23. KARYOTYPE AND FLOW CYTOMETRY ANALYSIS OF THE NATURAL POPULATIONS OF ROSA BEGGERIANA AND ROSA LAXA IN XINJIANG, CHINA

S. Yang | Y.J. Han | S.H. Yang | H. Ge

24. ANALYSIS ON GENETIC RELATIONSHIPS IN LILY HYBRIDS BASED ON ISSR MOLECULAR MARKERS

R. Zhao | J.P. Fan | H. Zhang | Y.B. Liu | G.S. Yan

25. APPLICATION OF SRAP MOLECULAR MARKERS FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF ZOYSIAGRASS HYBRIDS

26. THE APPLICATION OF MOLECULAR MARKER TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSIFICATION AND BREEDING OF CHRYSANTHEMUM

X.J. Hui | Q.X. Zhang | Y.K. Gao

27. CULTIVAR IDENTIFICATION THROUGH MORPHOLOGICAL CLUSTER IN OLD CHINA ROSES

M.L. Li | J.P. Cui | S.W. Zhao | Q.L. Liu

28. THE SMALL HEAT SHOCK PROTEINS AND THEIR ROLES IN ABIOTIC STRESS TOLERANCE IN HORTICULTURAL PLANTS

L. Zhang | Y.K. Gao | H.T. Pan | Q.X. Zhang