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EVIDENCE OF GENE FLOW BETWEEN WILD AND CULTIVATED GRAPEVINE (VITIS VINIFERA L.) IN FRANCE

Article number

827_13

Pages

103 – 106

Language

English

Abstract

The wild grapevine, Vitis vinifera subsp. silvestris, is an endangered species.
In 1999, we initiated an inventory and a characterization of wild grapevine in France.
Since this subspecies is dioecious and since, in many cases, wild grapevine have been identified near vineyards, we have been concerned about gene flow between cultivated and wild grapevines.
In order to identify such a gene flow, we sampled individuals issued from open pollination in natural environment of the same mother.
We identify pollinators by parentage analysis using the 20 SSR markers.
Most of the pollen originated from male wild individuals, but evidence of gene flow, even if at a low level, was revealed.

Publication

IX International Conference on Grape Genetics and Breeding

Authors

M. Di Vecchi Staraz, G. Bruno, P. Ortigosa, V. Laucou, T. Lacombe, D. Varès, S. Gerber, M. Boselli, P. This

Keywords

microsatellite markers, parentage analysis, Vitis vinifera L. subsp. silvestris

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2009.827.13

Online Articles (113)

1. PHYSICAL ANCHORING AND INTEGRATED GENETIC MAPPING AMONG FIVE ELITE CULTIVARS OF VITIS VINIFERA L.

2. IDENTIFICATION OF TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS IN GRAPEVINE (VITIS VINIFERA L.)

A. Benjak | A. Forneck | S. Boué

3. RETROTRANSPOSON-BASED MOLECULAR MARKERS IN GRAPEVINE SPECIES AND CULTIVARS IDENTIFICATION AND PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS

4. LOCALISATION OF NBS-LRR GENES IN THE GRAPE GENOME

G. Di Gaspero | R. Marconi | G. Cipriani | R. Testolin

5. ANALYSIS AND TRANSFERABILITY OF EST-SSR MARKERS IN GRAPES

A. Akkak | A. Lembo | D. Torello Marinoni | I. Gribaudo | R. Botta

6. CHARACTERIZATION OF SNPS FROM MICROSATELLITE FLANKING REGIONS IN VITIS

M.P. Fernández | J. Ibáñez | Y. Núñez | F. Ponz | F.J. Gallego

7. IDENTIFICATION OF DIFFERENTIALLY EXPRESSED GENES (DEGS) IN GRAPEVINE ‘TAMNARA’ INFECTED WITH AGROBACTERIUM VITIS

H.K. Yun | Y.J. Choi | J.H. Rho | K.S. Park

8. IDENTIFICATION OF SNPS IN THE STILBENE SYNTHASE MULTIGENE FAMILY

C. Maitti | F. Cavalleri | A. Scienza | F. Geuna

9. INTEGRATION OF MICROSATELLITE- AND FUNCTIONAL GENE-BASED MARKERS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF A GRAPEVINE GENETIC MAP

10. RETROTRANSPOSON-BASED MUTATIONS IN CLONES OF ‘PINOT’ VARIETIES

P. Hoffmann | R. Blaich | A. Forneck

11. DEVELOPMENT OF A GRAPE GENOMICS DATABASE USING IBM DB2 CONTENT MANAGER SOFTWARE

12. BIODIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION OF VITIS VINIFERA SSP. SYLVESTRIS

13. EVIDENCE OF GENE FLOW BETWEEN WILD AND CULTIVATED GRAPEVINE (VITIS VINIFERA L.) IN FRANCE

14. GENETIC AND PHENETIC EXPLORATION OF GEORGIAN GRAPEVINE GERMPLASM

15. A GENETIC STUDY ON TABLE GRAPE VARIETIES THROUGH MICROSATELLITE ANALYSIS

J. Ibáñez | A.M. Vargas | M. Palancar | J. Borrego | M.T. de Andrés

16. ALBANIAN GRAPEVINE GERMPLASM

F. Çarka | I. Çiçi | R. Nako | V. Vorpsi | H. Papakroni

17. ANALYSIS OF GENETIC DIVERSITY OF VITIS BY USING ISSR MARKERS

Zi-long Wu | Lian-yu Fang | Jun Wang | Yu-jie Shen

18. ASSESSMENT OF GENETIC FIDELITY IN REGENERANTS FROM TWO VITIS VINIFERA CULTIVARS

19. BIODIVERSITY OF LOCAL ITALIAN GRAPEVINE CULTIVARS DETECTED BY SSR MARKERS

M. Salmaso | C. Forestan | S. Varotto | M. Lucchin

20. CHARACTERIZATION OF THE GRAPEVINE CULTIVAR ‘MORAVIA’ (VITIS VINIFERA, L.) BY MEANS OF MORPHOLOGICAL DESCRIPTORS AND MOLECULAR MARKERS

A. Mena | J. Martínez | M. Fernández-González

21. GENETIC VARIATION AMONG CHIMERIC ‘PINOT MEUNIER’ CLONES (VITIS VINIFERA L.)

S.H.G. Stenkamp | M.S. Becker | A. Forneck | B.H.E. Hill | R. Blaich

22. COLLECTING VITIS BERLANDIERI FROM NATIVE HABITAT SITES

J. Schmid | F. Manty | P. Cousins

23. CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE OF GRAPEVINE GENETIC RESOURCES IN THE CAUCASUS AND NORTHERN BLACK SEA REGION

24. DISTINGUISHING THE GRAPEVINE CULTIVARS ‘PICOLIT’ AND ‘KÉKNYELŰ’ WITH ISOZYMES AND MICROSATELLITE MARKERS

G. Györffyné Jahnke | J. Májer | J. Korbuly

25. EVALUATION OF THE UNIFORMITY AND STABILITY OF MICROSATELLITE MARKERS IN GRAPEVINE

M.D. Vélez | J. Ibáñez

26. EXAMINATION OF THE RELATIONS OF ORIGIN OF OLD GRAPE VINE CULTIVARS WITH CLUSTER ANALYSIS IN TOKAJ-HEGYALJA

Z. Varga | A. Ferenczy | F. Bényei | G. Zanathy

27. GENETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF VITIS VINIFERA ACCESSIONS CULTIVATED IN SICILY (ITALY)

C. Maitti | L. Andreani | F. Geuna | L. Brancadoro | A. Scienza

28. GENETIC DIFFERENCES AMONG ROOTSTOCKS DERIVED FROM THE TELEKI’S SEEDLINGS

P. Podmaniczky | A. Cseh | J. Taller | L. Kocsis | G. Győrffyné Jahnke

29. GENOMIC VARIABILITY IN GRAPEVINE CULTIVARS ASSESSED BY MOLECULAR MARKERS

30. GRAPE GENETIC RESOURCES AND RESEARCH AT THE DAVIS CALIFORNIA NATIONAL CLONAL GERMPLASM REPOSITORY

E. Stover | M. Aradhya | J. Dangl | B. Prins | P. Cousins

31. GRAPEVINE GENETIC RESOURCES IN CZECH REPUBLIC ¿ NEW INTERSPECIFIC GRAPE VARIETIES IN THIS COLLECTION

P. Pavloušek | R. Sotolář | A. Korpás

32. HOW TO MAINTAIN GENETIC DIVERSITY OF TRADITIONAL GERMAN VARIETIES

33. INTRAVARIETAL VARIABILITY OF THE CULTIVAR ‘PLAVAC MALI’ (VITIS VINIFERA L.)

34. MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF SOME LOCAL (İSKILIP-ÇORUM) ANATOLIAN GRAPE CULTIVARS (VITIS VINIFERA L.)

Y.S. Ağaoğlu | H. Karataş | D. Değirmenci

35. MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF WILD GRAPE POPULATIONS FROM NORTH-WESTERN ITALY AND THEIR GENETIC RELATIONSHIP WITH CULTIVATED VARIETIES

A. Schneider | D. Torello Marinoni | S. Raimond | P. Boccacci | G. Gambino

36. MOLECULAR CONTRIBUTION TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF TWO ANCIENT VARIETAL POPULATIONS: ‘RABOSI’ AND ‘GLERE’

37. PEDIGREE OF CARPATHIAN BASIN AND HUNGARIAN GRAPEVINE CULTIVARS BASED ON MICROSATELLITE ANALYSIS

38. PHYLOGENETICS ANALYSIS OF NORTH AMERICAN NATIVE ‘CYNTHIANA’/’NORTON’ GRAPE CULTIVAR USING DNA MICROSATELLITE MARKERS

L.D. Parker | P.N. Bordallo | V.M. Colova

39. POSSIBILITIES OF THE UTILIZATION OF ANTIGIBBERELLINS IN SEEDLESS TABLE GRAPE BREEDING

A. Korpás | J. Hradilík

40. THE KINGROUP OF THE CULTIVAR ‘CHARDONNAY’ REVEALED

41. THE PARENTS OF ‘MALVASIA NERA DI BRINDISI/LECCE’ HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED

M. Crespan | S. Giannetto | A. Coletta | D. Antonacci

42. VARIABILITY WITHIN THE CULTIVAR ‘GRUENER VELTLINER’

F. Regner | R. Hack | K. Hanak | J.L. Santiago

43. SUPERAMPELO, A SOFTWARE FOR AMPELOMETRIC AND AMPELOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTIONS IN VITIS

C. Soldavini | M. Stefanini | M. Dallaserra | M. Policarpo | A. Schneider

44. MICROSATELLITE MARKERS AS REPRODUCIBLE TOOLS TO IDENTIFY CHIMERICAL POLYMORPHISMS IN ‘CABERNET SAUVIGNON’

X. Moncada | P. Hinrichsen | F. Pelsy | D. Merdinoglu

45. CHARACTERISATION OF FIVE CLONES OF THE CULTIVAR ‘PRIMITIVO’ IN SOUTHERN ITALY

G. Russo | V. Liuzzi | L. D'Andrea

46. DNA FINGERPRINTING OF TABLE GRAPE CULTIVARS

R. Prins | C.J. van Heerden | A.L. Burger | P. Burger | W.A. Smit

47. ASSESSMENT OF GENETIC DIVERSITY OF SOME IMPORTANT GRAPE CULTIVARS, ROOTSTOCKS, AND WILD GRAPES IN TURKEY USING RAPD MARKERS

A.Y. Elidemir | I. Uzun

48. DETERMINISM OF THE TERPENOL CONTENT IN A ‘MUSCAT OTTONEL’ SELF-PROGENY

E. Duchêne | D. Merdinoglu

49. EFFECT OF TERROIR ON ANTHOCYANINS OF VITIS VINIFERA L. ‘CABERNET SAUVIGNON’ AND ‘CABERNET FRANC’ GROWN IN DIFFERENT NIAGARA APPELLATIONS

J.L. McCallum | H. Fisher | J.N. Strommer | R. Tsao

50. EFFECTS OF DARK ON THE FLAVONOID PATHWAY IN THE SKIN OF ‘SANGIOVESE’ BERRIES

B. Bucchetti | C. Intrieri | M.R. Thomas

51. GENE EXPRESSION CHARACTERIZATION OF NOVEL GRAPE WD-LIKE TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS VVWDL-1 AND VVWDL-2

J.T. Matus | E. Bordeu | J.A. Alcalde | P. Arce-Johnson

52. GENOME SEQUENCING PROJECTS: STRATEGY AND PERSPECTIVES

A.-F. Adam-Blondon

53. APPLICATION OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL GEL ELECTROPHORESIS TO DETECT PROTEINS ASSOCIATED WITH GRAPE SKIN MATURATION

54. PROMOTER ANALYSIS OF GRAPE CBF GENES

M. Siddiqua | Huogen Xiao | A. Nassuth

55. COMPARATIVE LARGE-SCALE GENE EXPRESSION ANALYSIS OF GRAPE CULTIVARS GROWN IN OLTREPO AREA IN NORTHERN ITALY

R. Banfi | A. Scienza | F. Geuna

56. FLAVOUR BIOSYNTHESIS PATHWAYS IN GRAPE CELL CULTURES: SESQUITERPENES BIOSYNTHESIS

C. D'Onofrio | P.K. Boss | A. Cox

57. GENETIC CONTROL OF TENDRIL DISTRIBUTION IN A GRAPEVINE ROOTSTOCK HYBRID POPULATION

P. Cousins | D. Johnston | S. Switras-Meyer | C. Meyer

58. QUANTITATIVE TRAIT LOCI ANALYSIS OF SENSITIVITY TO ERINOSE (ERIOPHYES VITIS PGST.) AND HAIR DENSITY, BASED ON A GENETIC MAP OF ‘WELSCHRIESLING’ × ‘SIRIUS’

J.L. Santiago | K. Mandl | R. Hack | F. Regner

59. ROLE OF THE GENOTYPE ON STILBENE SYNTHESIS IN GRAPEVINE

L. Bavaresco | S. Civardi | S. Pezzutto | M. Gatti | F. Mattivi

60. TRANSCRIPTIONAL REPROGRAMMING DURING BERRY RIPENING AND WITHERING IN VITIS VINIFERA ‘CORVINA’

61. MODULATION BY GIBBERELLIC ACID OF AQUAPORIN GENES EXPRESSION DURING BERRY DEVELOPMENT OF GRAPEVINE (VITIS VINIFERA L.)

62. FUNCTIONAL GENOMIC ANALYSIS OF TABLE GRAPE (VITIS VINIFERA L.) ASSOCIATED TO GIBBERELLIC ACID TREATMENT

63. A GENETIC LINKAGE MAP OF SEEDLESS TABLE GRAPES (VITIS VINIFERA L.) DEVELOPED FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SEEDLESSNESS AND FRUIT QUALITY QTLS

M. Gebauer | N. Mejía | L. Muñoz | N. Hewstone | P. Hinrichsen

64. DISEASE RESISTANCE ANALYSES OF TRANSGENIC GRAPEVINES THAT CONTAIN ENDOCHITINASE OR ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDE GENES

65. RESISTANCE AGAINST NEPOVIRUSES BY TRANSGENE-INDUCED GENE SILENCING

P. Winterhagen | G. Krczal | G.M. Reustle | G. Brendel

66. LOTS OF CLONES OF PHYLLOXERA (DAKTULOSPHAIRA VITIFOLIAE FITCH) IN EUROPE

S. Vorwerk | A. Forneck

67. FLOWERS AND BERRIES DEFH9-IAAM GENE EXPRESSION AND EFFECTS ON IAA CONTENT, YIELD AND QUALITY OF TRANSGENIC TABLE GRAPE,’THOMPSON SEEDLESS’ AND ‘SILCORA’

E. Costantini | L. Landi | O. Silvestroni | B. Mezzetti

68. APPLICATION OF A SITE-SPECIFIC DNA EXCISION STRATEGY FOR MARKER GENE REMOVAL DURING GENE TRANSFER IN VITIS SPP.

69. GENETIC TRANSFORMATION OF A SEEDLESS GRAPE CULTIVAR ‘AUTUMN ROYAL’ (VITIS VINIFERA L.)

Y. Jittayasothorn | J. Lu | X. Xu | P. Thipyapong | N. Boonkerd

70. HISTOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF IN VITRO SHOOT INDUCTION FROM MERISTEMATIC TISSUE IN GRAPEVINE

A. Cadavid-Labrada | L. Martinelli | C. Medina | P. Arce-Johnson

71. TRANSFORMATION OF EMBRYOGENIC CALLUS AND TRANSGENIC PLANT REGENERATION IN TABLE GRAPEVINE ‘SUGRAONE’ (VITIS VINIFERA L.): EFFECT OF AGROBACTERIUM TUMEFACIENS STRAIN

A.J. López-Pérez | J. Carreño | M. Dabauza

72. CLONAL MICROPROPAGATION OF MAIN GRAPE AND ROOTSTOCK VARIETIES OF TURKISH VITICULTURE FOR OBTAINING VIRUS-FREE BASIC NURSERY STOCKS

73. CHANGES OF THE PROTEOME IN THE GRAPE BERRY SKIN DURING RIPENING

A.S. Negri | B. Prinsi | A. Scienza | M. Cocucci | L. Espen

74. EFFECT OF PLOIDY ON PARTHENOCARPY IN GRAPE CULTIVARS

H. Sarikhani | A. Wakana

75. NEW TABLE GRAPE HYBRIDS DEVELOPED BY BREEDING AND EMBRYO RESCUE IN SPAIN

J. Carreño | R. Oncina | M. Tornel | I. Carreño

76. BREEDING TABLE AND RAISIN GRAPES WITH INCREASED FRUIT QUALITY WHILE RETAINING PIERCE’S DISEASE RESISTANCE

D.W. Ramming | M.A. Walker | A. Tenscher | A.F. Krivanek

77. CHARACTERISTICS OF NEW TRIPLOID SEEDLESS TABLE GRAPE CULTIVAR ‘CHAMPION SEEDLESS’ RELEASED IN CHINA

S.J. Zhao | X.Z. Zhang | Z.J. Guo | A.H. Ma

78. DEVELOPMENT OF A MOLECULAR MARKER FOR AN ANTHOCYANIN 5-O-GLUCOSYLTRANSFERASE HOMOLOGOUS GENE OF VITIS SSP. CORRELATED WITH ANTHOCYANIN 3,5-DIGLUCOSIDE FORMATION IN BERRY SKIN

L. Hausmann | K. Neumann | R. Eibach | E. Zyprian | R. Töpfer

79. EVALUATION OF RESISTANCE TO LOW TEMPERATURES IN PROMISING INTERSPECIES GRAPEVINE HYBRIDS

D. Nikolić | M. Milutinović | V. Rakonjac | M. Fotirić

80. INTRODUCTION OF A LIME AND DROUGHT TOLERANT ROOTSTOCK VARIETY

L. Kocsis | Z. Varga | GY. Pernesz

81. A SNP MARKER CAN DIFFERENTIATE LOOSE CLUSTERED CLONES OF ‘PINOT NOIR’

P. Hoffmann | A. Vaclavicek | R. Blaich | A. Forneck

82. SWISS VITIS MICROSATELLITE DATABASE

J.F. Vouillamoz | C. Arnold | A. Frei

83. A CENTURY OF MUSCADINE GRAPE (VITIS ROTUNDIFOLIA MICHX.) BREEDING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

P.J. Conner

84. GENETIC AND PHENOLIC CHARACTERIZATION OF SEVERAL INTRASPECIFIC CROSSES (VITIS VINIFERA L.) REGISTERED IN THE ITALIAN NATIONAL CATALOGUE

D. Torello Marinoni | S. Raimondi | F. Mannini | L. Rolle

85. IN VITRO STUDIES ON POLLEN GERMINATION CAPABILITY AND PRESERVATION OF DIFFERENT CULTIVARS OF VITIS VINIFERA L.

J. Carreño | R. Oncina | I. Carreño

86. INHERITANCE OF SOME GRAPEVINE PROPERTIES IN PROGENY FROM DIRECT AND RECIPROCAL CROSSING OF CULTIVARS ‘SMEDEREVKA’ AND ‘RED TRAMINER’

M. Milutinović | J. Miljković | D. Nikolić | V. Rakonjac | M. Fotirić

87. INHERITANCE OF YIELD COMPONENTS AND QUALITY OF GRAPE IN HYBRIDIZATION OF GRAPEVINE CULTIVARS

Z. Bešlić | S. Todić | B. Sivčev

88. INVESTIGATIONS OF POLLEN DISPERSAL AND OUT-CROSSING EVENTS USING TRANSGENIC GRAPEVINES: A PILOT STUDY

M. Harst | B.A. Bornhoff | R. Töpfer

89. MAJOR CHARACTERISTICS OF GRAPE CULTIVARS BRED BY A GRAPE BREEDING PROGRAM IN KOREA

K.S. Park | H.K. Yun | J.H. Rho | K.H. Kim

90. SOMATIC EMBRYOGENESIS AND PLANT REGENERATION FROM SEED INTEGUMENT OF SEEDLESS GRAPE CULTIVARS (VITIS)

X. Xu | J. Lu | D. Dalling | Y. Jittayasothorn

91. SOMATIC EMBRYOGENESIS IN VITIS VINIFERA: A PROTEOMIC APPROACH

P. Croce | C. Vannini | M. Marsoni | L. Espen | M. Bracale

92. THE USE OF OVULE EMBRYO CULTURE FOR OBTAINING TRIPLOID PLANTS FROM CROSS BETWEEN DIPLOID AND TETRAPLOID GRAPES

Y. Zhao | Y. Wu | S. Zhao | Z. Guo | H. Cheng

93. GENETIC ANALYSIS OF FUNGAL DISEASE RESISTANCE IN GRAPEVINE

94. EXPLOITATION OF THE GENETIC DIVERSITY: AN APPROACH TO ELUCIDATE RESISTANCE

95. INVESTIGATION OF THE HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTION (HR) OF THE ‘BÖRNER’ ROOTSTOCK

A. Dietrich | T. Wolf | K. Eimert | M.B. Schröder

96. THE USE OF MOLECULAR MARKERS FOR PYRAMIDIZING RESISTANCE GENES IN GRAPEVINE BREEDING

R. Eibach | E. Zyprian | R. Töpfer

97. USING THE POWDERY MILDEW RESISTANT MUSCADINIA ROTUNDIFOLIA AND VITIS VINIFERA ‘KISHMISH VATKANA’ FOR BREEDING NEW CULTIVARS

P. Kozma | E. Kiss | S. Hoffmann | ZS. Galbács | T. Dula

98. ADAPTABILITY OF DISEASE RESISTANT GRAPE CULTIVARS TO THE HILLY ENVIRONMENT OF EMILIA ROMAGNA (ITALY)

M. Zamboni | L. Bavaresco | M. Fontana | G. Vespignani

99. ASSESSMENT OF THE VARIABILITY FOR TOLERANCE TO POWDERY MILDEW IN GRAPEVINE GERMPLASM FROM LA RIOJA

M.M. Hernández | I. Pérez-Moreno | F. Martínez de Toda | C.M. Menéndez

100. BREEDING WINE GRAPES FOR RESISTANCE TO DOWNY MILDEW

R. Sestras | S.D. Moldovan | M. Ardelean | S. Oprea

101. CHARACTERISATION OF TRANSCRIPTS THAT ARE DIFFERENTIALLY EXPRESSED IN LEAVES OF DOWNY MILDEW-RESISTANT GRAPEVINE GENOTYPES DERIVED FROM MUSCADINIA ROTUNDIFOLIA

E.A. Prado | M. Coutant | C. Moisy | P. Coste | D. Merdinoglu

102. CLONING OF RESISTANCE GENE ANALOGS (RGAs) IN GRAPEVINE HYBRID

P. Thipyapong | W. Seehalak | J. Trongchuen | C. Piasai

103. EXPERIENCES ON GRAPE ROOTSTOCKS RESISTANCE TO PHYLLOXERA IN CZECH REPUBLIC

P. Pavloušek | R. Sotolář | A. Korpás

104. INHERITANCE OF DISEASE SUSCEPTIBILITY IN HYBRIDIZATION OF VITIS VINIFERA L. ‘DRENAK CRVENI’ AND ‘DATTIER DE BEYROUTH’

Z. Bešlić | S. Todić | D. Žunić

105. MICROARRAY GENE EXPRESSION ANALYSIS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE GRAPE / XYLELLA FASTIDIOSA INTERACTION

H. Doddapaneni | H. Lin | Y. Takahashi | J. Yao | M.A. Walker

106. MOLECULAR MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH RESISTANCE TO THE ROOT-KNOT NEMATODE MELOIDOGYNE ARENARIA FROM VITIS MUSTANGENSIS

C. Me | G. Gambino | P. Cousins | A. Akkak | R. Vallania

107. MOLECULAR, MORPHOLOGICAL, AND PATHOGENICITY CHARACTERIZATION OF SPHACELOMA AMPELINUM ISOLATES FROM THAILAND

A. Tharapreuksapong | O. Poolsawat | S. Jenweerawat | S. Wongkaew | P. Thipyapong

108. TRANSCRIPTIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE GRAPE DEFENCE RESPONSE AGAINST THE ROOT ROT AGENT ARMILLARIA MELLEA

109. VIRUS DISEASES SCREENING IN CLONAL SELECTION OF CROATIAN GRAPEVINE CULTIVARS

110. ANALYSIS OF GRAPEVINE HYBRID FAMILY WITH MOLECULAR MARKERS LINKED TO POWDERY MILDEW RESISTANCE GENE

111. GRAPE BREEDING FOR FUNGAL RESISTANCE USING NORTH AMERICAN AND ASIAN DONOR GENOTYPES

P. Cindric | N. Korac

112. METABOLIC AND TRANSCRIPTIONAL CHANGES IN RESISTANT AND SUSCEPTIBLE GENOTYPES OF A GRAPEVINE POPULATION SEGREGATING FOR THE RESISTANCE TO PLASMOPARA VITICOLA

113. GENETIC TRANSFORMATION OF ‘MACABEO’ AND ‘TEMPRANILLO’ GRAPEVINE CULTIVARS