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Associating markers derived from candidate genes with a desirable phenotypic trait has demonstrated the application of genomic tools in a breeding programme of a horticultural crop species.

We also made a comparison to the breeding programme of IRRI using published data on crosses [ 19, 20] and the number of breeding lines released up to 2005 [ 21].

Plant material at both sites were drawn from a half-sib family named Colicheu produced through the breeding programme of the Chilean company Forestal Mininco.

The breeding programme of Sarkkila stated one of the stallions to be of "Fürstenbergian breed", and one of the mares of "oriental" descent.

A detailed knowledge of morphological responses and intra-specific variation of B. humidicola will contribute to the development of efficient screening procedures for evaluating waterlogging tolerance of hybrids generated from the ongoing Brachiaria breeding programme of the International Center for Tropical Agriculture CIATT).

Wheat, barley and rye have a limited genetic diversity and the success in breeding programmes of these cultivars is largely driven by the introgression of the alleles from wild relatives.

Results indicated that the reprogramming of the microspore and the first steps of the embryogenic pathway have been achieved in different varieties of P. armeniaca, which constitutes a crucial step in the design of protocols for the regeneration of microspore-derived embryos and DH plants, for future potential applications in breeding programmes of this economically important fruit tree.

Molecular markers-based genetic maps are necessary for applied genetics and breeding programmes of pearl millet.

Because of the economic importance of this species, breeding programmes of cultivated strawberry are underway in many countries.

To minimize the risk ofTSE, breeding programmes of sheep to select resistant genotypes will be implemented in the near future in all EU countries [ 6].

To promote more genetic and genomic studies and to enhance breeding programmes of R. sativus, we have prepared genetic resources such as complementary DNA libraries, expressed sequences tags (ESTs), simple sequence repeat (SSR) markers and a genetic linkage map.