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ACCESS AND BENEFIT-SHARING UNDER THE CBD – WHAT CONSEQUENCES MIGHT AN INTERNATIONAL REGIME HAVE FOR THE HORTICULTURAL SECTOR?

Article number

836_2

Pages

19 – 24

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

XXIII International Eucarpia Symposium, Section Ornamentals: Colourful Breeding and Genetics

Authors

B. Lorenzen

Keywords

convention of biological diversity, access and benefit-sharing, vegetatively reproduced ornamental and fruit plants, UPOV, breeders’ exemption, PIC, MAT

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2009.836.2

Online Articles (40)

1. ACCESS TO BIODIVERSITY: NEW RULES OF THE GAME

O. de Ponti | A. van den Hurk

2. ACCESS AND BENEFIT-SHARING UNDER THE CBD – WHAT CONSEQUENCES MIGHT AN INTERNATIONAL REGIME HAVE FOR THE HORTICULTURAL SECTOR?

B. Lorenzen

3. IN SEARCH OF GENETIC DIVERSITY IN ROSA FOETIDA HERRMANN IN IRAN

L. Samiei | R. Naderi | A. Khalighi | A.-A. Bushehri | V. Mozaffarian | D. Esselink | M.J.M. Smulders

4. BIODIVERSITY AND ORNAMENTAL PLANT BREEDING IN CHINA

H. Yu | Y. Feng | Q. Liu

5. THE LONG, WINDING GENETIC MODIFICATION PATH TO MORE COLOURFUL FLOWERS; BLUE, RED AND YELLOW

Y. Tanaka | S. Chandler

6. FLOWER COLOUR AS A MODEL IN AZALEA FOR INTEGRATION OF PHENOTYPE, GENOTYPE AND GENE EXPRESSION

E. De Keyser | P. Lootens | J. De Riek | E. Van Bockstaele

7. INHERITANCE OF DETERMINANTS OF FLOWER COLOUR IN TETRAPLOID ROSES

V.W. Gitonga | R. Stolker | S. Ribot | P. Keizer | C.F.S. Koning-Boucoiran | F.A. Krens

8. BREEDING OF ORNAMENTAL PLANTS THROUGH INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION USING ADVANCED TECHNIQUES WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON DIANTHUS, PRIMULA, COSMOS AND KALANCHOE

M. Mii

9. INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION OF ALSTROEMERIA FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS

M. Bridgen | E. Kollman | Chunsheng Lu

10. MORPHOLOGICAL AND ANATOMICAL CHARACTERISATION OF CHEMICALLY INDUCED POLYPLOIDS IN SPATHIPHYLLUM WALLISII

I. Vanstechelman | H. Vansteenkiste | T. Eeckhaut | J. Van Huylenbroeck | M.-C. Van Labeke

11. ADVANCES IN OXERA BREEDING

G. Gâteblé | V. Lemay | J. Ounémoa

12. POLYMORPHIC ITS AS A TOOL TO IDENTIFY HYBRIDS AND THEIR PARENTS IN CULTIVATED GENISTEAE (FABACEAE)

V. Malécot | N. Macquaire-Le Pocreau | G. Auvray | V. Kapusta

13. GENERATING AND DELIVERING NOVELTY IN ORNAMENTAL CROPS THROUGH INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDISATION: SOME EXAMPLES

E.R. Morgan | G.K. Burge | G. Timmerman-Vaughan | J.E. Grant

14. INTROGRESSION BREEDING IN GENUS TULIPA ANALYSED BY GISH

A. Marasek-Ciolakowska | M.S. Ramanna | J.M. van Tuyl

15. DIVERSITY IN ROSA RUGOSA × ROSA HYBRIDA INTERSPECIFIC CULTIVARS

A. Sparinska | R. Zarina | N. Rostoks

16. ISOLATION OF FEMALE GAMETE CELLS FROM UNPOLLINATED OVULES IN LILIUM

W. Amaki | S. Takeuchi

17. CURRENT STRATEGIES AND FUTURE PROSPECTS OF RESISTANCE BREEDING IN ORNAMENTALS

T. Debener

18. CONVERSION OF MOLECULAR MARKERS LINKED TO FUSARIUM AND VIRUS RESISTANCE IN ASIATIC LILY HYBRIDS

A. Shahin | P. Arens | S. van Heusden | J.M. van Tuyl

19. SPECIFIC MAPPING OF DISEASE RESISTANCE GENES IN TETRAPLOID CUT ROSES

C.F.S. Koning-Boucoiran | O. Dolstra | C.G. van der Linden | J. van der Schoot | V.W. Gitonga | K. Verlinden | C.A. Maliepaard | F.A. Krens

20. BREEDING FOR RESISTANCE AGAINST BOTRYTIS IN LILY

A. Balode

21. A DYSFUNCTIONAL CYMMV MOVEMENT PROTEIN GENE CONFERS RESISTANCE TO CYMMV IN DENDROBIUM ORCHID

K. Obsuwan | D.A. Hieber | R.G. Mudalige-Jayawickrama | A.R. Kuehnle

22. BREEDING FOR RESISTANCE AND BIOCONTROL OF WILT DISEASE IN CURCUMA ALISMATIFOLIA GAGNEP. BY BACILLUS SPP.

W. Tera-arusiri | S. Mahadtanapuk | S. Anuntalabhochai | M. Sanguansermsri | W. Nanakorn

23. ESSENTIALLY DERIVED VARIETIES IN ORNAMENTALS

B. Vosman

24. ANALYSIS OF A DATABASE OF DNA PROFILES OF 734 HYBRID TEA ROSE VARIETIES

M.J.M. Smulders | D. Esselink | R.E. Voorrips | B. Vosman

25. IDENTIFICATION OF CARNATION VARIETIES USING MICROSATELLITE MARKERS

P. Arens | D. Esselink | Y. Noordijk | L. Kodde | L. Hof | W. Wietsma | B. Vosman

26. BACK TO BASICS FOR NEW CROP DEVELOPMENT

R. Kleynhans

27. DEVELOPMENT OF COLORED, NON-VERNALIZATION-REQUIRING SEED PROPAGATED LILIES

N.O. Anderson | A. Younis | E. Optiz

28. GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF CUT ROSE CLONES; INDIRECT SELECTION FOR YIELD

D.P. de Vries | L.A.M. Dubois

29. IN VITRO MUTAGENESIS IN ASTER NOVI-BELGII CULTIVARS

K. Kristiansen | K.K. Petersen

30. BREEDING THE TOMATO MICRO-TOM MODEL SYSTEM FOR ORNAMENTAL VALUE

T.B. Farinha | A. Zsögön | L.E.P. Peres

31. FLOW CYTOMETRY FOR PLANT BREEDING

L. Leus | K. Van Laere | A. Dewitte | J. Van Huylenbroeck

32. INVESTIGATION OF THE FACTORS AFFECTING CROSS-FERTILIZATION RATE IN ROSE

Y.-H. Joung | J.-C. Choi | T.-H. Han | W.-H. Kim | G.-Y. Gi

33. COOPERATIVE MARKETING A WAY TO STIMULATE SALES AND CONSUMPTION OF A PLANT?

S. Lux

34. EARLY FLOWERING TRANSGENIC CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS

O.A. Shulga | T.YU. Mitiouchkina | A.V. Shchennikova | K.G. Skryabin | S.V. Dolgov

35. ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF FLAVONOID 3′ HYDROXYLASE (F3’H) GENE AND GENETIC TRANSFORMATION IN BUTTERFLY PEA (CLITORIA TERNATEA LINN.) VIA AGROBACTERIUM TUMEFACIENS

P. Buddharak | R. Chundet

36. ORIENTAL LILY HYBRIDS ENGINEERED TO RESIST APHID ATTACK

F.A. Krens | T.R. Menzel | Chang Liu | D.C.T. Dees | B.C.E. van Kronenburg

37. DMMADS4, A DEF-LIKE GENE FROM DENDROBIUM IS REQUIRED FOR FLORAL ORGAN IDENTITY AND FLOWER LONGEVITY OF ORCHID

S. Sirisawat | N. Fukuda | H. Ezura | T. Handa

38. OVER-EXPRESSION AND SILENCING OF KXHKN5 GENE IN KALANCHOE × HOUGHTONII

M. Laura | C. Borghi | C. Regis | A. Cassetti | A. Allavena

39. EXPRESSION OF AN ARABIDOPSIS ASPARTIC PROTEASE IN PELARGONIUM

M. Chabannes | E. Marazuela | M. Borja

40. CLONING OF THE ACC SYNTHASE GENE FROM CURCUMA ALISMATIFOLIA GAGNEP. AND ITS USE IN TRANSFORMATION STUDIES

S. Mahadtanapuk | M. Sanguansermsri | T. Handa | W. Nanakorn | S. Anuntalabhochai