Soybean genetics newsletter

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Genetics
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Volume 19 April 1992
The data presented here are not to be used in
publications without the consent of the respective authors.
Agricultural Research Service-USDA
Department of Agronomy
and Department of Genetics
Iowa State University
Ames, Iowa 50011

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Table of Contents
Foreword . 1
Soybean Genetics Committee Report . 2
Soybean Germplasm Crop Advisory Committee Report . 5
USDA Soybean Germplasm Collection Report . 10
RESEARCH NOTES
CANADA
Soybean linkage tests. B.D. Rennie, R.I. Buzzell, T.R.
Anderson ..13
CHINA
Effect of Cercospora sojina Hara on lipid peroxidation in
soybean plants. Zuang Bingchang, Liao Lin, Wang Yumin,
Liu Yuzhi, Xie Xueju, Xu Bao.18
A new electrophoretic variant of SBTi-A2 in soybean seed
protein. Zhao Shuwen and Wang Hai.2 2
Study on antixenosis and antibiosis of soybeans to the
beanfly (Melanagromvza soia Zehntner). Gai Junyi, Cui
Zhanglin, Wei Tao, Liu Fanyi and Yan Huihang ... 25
Black root rot of soybean in Jiansu, China. Gai Junyi, Cui
Zhanglin, and Lin Maosong.3 0
A preliminary study on genetic variation of major yield
characters of progeny from G.max x G.gracilis hybrid.
Yang Guangyu, Zheng Huiyu, and Han Chuenfen .... 33
Frequency and geographical distribution of Ti and Sp1
alleles in seed storage protein of semiwild soybean in
China. Zhao Shuwen, Zhou Shuhua, and Xu Bao .... 38
Behavior of different cold-tolerant genotypes of soybean.
Li Yujun, Chang Ruzhen, Zhao Yutian, and Sun
Jianyin 41
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Impact of plant growth regulators and pH on somatic
embryogenesis and efficient plant regeneration in
Glvcine tomentella (Hayata) originated from South
China. Wenbin Lee.4 6
INDIA
Yield components in determinate vs. indeterminate soybeans.
P.K. Bhattacharyya and Hari Har Ram.. 52
Visual selection for seed yield in standard plots in
soybean. P.T. Dao and Hari Har Ram.57
Evaluation of soybean germplasm for resistance for yellow
mosaic virus (YMV). S.R. Sharma and P.S. Phul ... 61
JAPAN
New electrophoretic mobility variants observed in wild
soybean (Glvcine soia) distributed in Japan and Korea.
J. Abe, M. Ohara and Y. Shimamoto ... . 63
Glycine soia germplasm in Japan: Isozyme and chloroplast
DNA variation. Y. Shimamoto, A. Hasegawa, J. Abe, M.
Ohara, and T. Mikami ....... . 73
POLAND
Variation and heritability of phenological characteristics
of soybean genotypes in Polish conditions. Grzegorz
Konieczny, Adam Muszynski, and Jerzy Nawracala . . 78
UNITED STATES
Ovule abortion study in four partial-sterile soybean
mutants. T.N.S. Pereira and R.G. Palmer . 86
A starch gel electrophoretic procedure for resolving soybean
alcohol dehydrogenase band 1. K.S. Haack, T.D.Couch, J.
Imsande and R.G. Palmer ......... . 92
RFLP fragments assigned to particular genotypes. Paul Keim
and Randy Shoemaker ........ . 98
A rapid method of regeneration and Agrobacterium mediated
transformation of soybean. Salah Muhawish Al-Janabi and
Randy C. Shoemaker ....... . 101
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Rapid method for preparing double-stranded template DNA for
Polymerase Chain Reaction amplification from soybean.
Salah Muhawish Al-Janabi and Randy C. Shoemaker . . 108
Genetic studies of a male-sterile, female-sterile mutant
from a transposon-containing soybean population. R.G.
Palmer, Zhang Fan and H.T. Horner.112
Identification of restriction fragment length polymorphisms
(RFLP's) to map soybean cyst nematode resistance genes
in soybean. Baltazar Baltazar M. and Levi Mansur . 120
RFLP analysis of cyst nematode resistance in soybeans.
S. Boutin, H. Ansari, V. Concibido, R. Denny, J. Orf
and N. Young.12 3
Response of a vegetable-type soybean genotypes to acute
ozone injury exposure. Tadesse Mebrahtu and Wondi
Mersie.128
Evaluation of immature green Chinese vegetable soybean for
nutrients and anti-nutritional factors. Ali I. Mohamed,
M. Rangappa, H. Bhardwaj and N. Pearson.132
Evaluation of Chinese vegetable-type soybean for nutrients
and anti-nutritional factors. Ali I. Mohamed, M.
Rangappa, H. Bhardwaj and N. Pearson.13 6
Cytoplasmic diversity in Glycine son a. Elizabeth Grabau
and William Davis.140
Supernodulation soybean mutants nts382 and nts!007 map to
the same RFLP marker confirming genetic complementation
data. Deborah Landau-Ellis and Peter M. Gresshoff . 145
Genetic relationships between PI 437654 and other sources
of resistance to soybean cyst nematode races 3, 5 and
14. S.C. Anand and G.O. Myers.14 9
Observations on possible linkage between the Rpsl locus
and pod wall color. T.C. Kilen.156
Test for linkage of Ap and Ti loci in Linkage Group 9 with
the Dtl and LI loci in Linkage Group 5. T.E. Devine and
Y.T. Kiang.159
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Genetic independence of the W1 and Y10 loci and the Fr2,
W1. and Y12 loci. T.E. Devine.163
New specialty soybean germplasm from China. M.Rangappa,
McArthur Floyd, Val Sapra, Jagmohan Joshi, Thomas
Carter and M.R. Reddy.166
New isoenzymes systems in soybeans. Richard M. Delorme and
Halina Skorupska ..... . 169
Molecular phylogeny as a genetic tool for soybean breeding.
K.G. Lark, J. Evans, F. Basha, R. Bogden, R. Copeland,
R. Ellison, D. Horne, K. Lee, K. McDonald, J. Pierson,
W. Schuster, P. Wilhelm and Y. Yu.174
Cytological standards for the wild perennial Glycine. R.I.
Singh and T. Hymowitz ............... 182
Biosystems of the Genus Glycine. 1991. T. Hymowitz and R.J.
Singh. ......................184
Management of the USDA wild perennial Glycine collection.
1991. T. Hymowitz and J.A. Burridge.186
Index of authors ........... . ..... 189
Recent soybean genetics and breeding publications . 191
Current subscribers to the soybean genetics newsletter ... 214
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FOREWORD
In 1990, we found it necessary to institute a subscription
fee for the Soybean Genetics Newsletter. This year, we added a
late fee for those subscribing after 1 January.
The continual success of this newsletter depends almost
entirely upon you, the reader and contributor.
We call your attention to the Fourth Biennial CONFERENCE OF
MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY OF THE SOYBEAN to be held at Iowa
State University, 27-29 July, 1992. For further information
contact:
Dr. Randy C. Shoemaker
USDA ARS FCR
Dept, of Agronomy
Iowa State University
Ames, Iowa 50011
Telephone: [phone]
FAX: [phone]
Our sincere appreciation goes to Arricka Earp and her
assistants, Holly Heer, Teresa Harper and Terry Couch, who did a
lot of the detailed work that always accompanies any such
project.
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SOYBEAN GENETICS COMMITTEE REPORT
February, 1992
Minutes of the Meeting
The Soybean Genetics Committee met from 7:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on
Monday, February 17, at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel in St. Louis, Missouri, in
conjunction with the Soybean Breeders' Workshop.
Committee members attending the meeting were: G. R. Buss, R. I. Buzzell,
P. B. Cregan, T. G. Kilen, S. A. Mackenzie, R. L. Nelson, C. D. Nickell, R. G.
Shoemaker, and J. R. Wilcox. P. B. Cregan and C. D. Nickell had been elected
by mail ballot to serve a three-year term on the Committee. At the conclusion
of the meeting C. D. Nickell was elected Chairman for the year ending in
February, 1993.
Also in attendance at the meeting were Claudia Coble, J. H. Orf, and J.
E. Specht. Current Committee members and the February expiration dates for
their terms on the Committee are:
C. D. Nickell, (1995) Chairman S. A. Mackenzie (1993)
Turner Hall - Agronomy Department of Agronomy
1102 South Goodwin Purdue University
University of Illinois 1150 Lilly Hall of Life Sciences
Urbana, Illinois 61801 West Lafayette, Indiana 47907-1150
(217)-333-9461 (317)-494-6380
FAX [phone] FAX [phone]
G. R. Buss (1993) R. L. Nelson USDA-ARS (ex officio)
Crop, Soil, and Environ. Sci. Dept. Turner Hall - Agronomy
Virginia Polytechnic Institute 1102 South Goodwin
and State University University of Illinois
Blacksburg, Virginia 24061 Urbana, Illinois 61801
(703)-231-9788 (217)-244-4346
FAX [phone] FAX [phone]
R. I. Buzzell (1994) R. G. Palmer USDA-ARS (ex officio)
Crop Science Section Departments of Agronomy and Genetics
Agriculture Canada Research Station Iowa State University
Harrow, Ontario NOR 1G0, Canada Ames, Iowa 50011
(519)-738-2251 (515)-294-7378
FAX [phone] FAX [phone]
P. B. Cregan USDA-ARS (1995) R. C. Shoemaker USDA-ARS (1994)
Nitrogen Fixation and Soybean Department of Agronomy
Genetics Laboratory Iowa State University
Bldg. 011, BARG West Ames, Iowa 50011
Beltsville, Maryland 20705 (515)-294-6233
(301)- 504 - 5070 FAX [phone]
FAX [phone]