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GCIRC Bulletins

Bulletin 25, 2009

Plant Breeding
Structuration, management and exploitation of genetic biodiversity in Brassicae
Chairman :Michel RENARD (France) & Co-Chairwoman: Iwona BARTKOWIAK-BRODA, Poland


Improving rapeseed (Brassica napus) as a highly productive oilseed and source of valuable products for nutrition Wolfgang Friedt & Rod Snowdon, Germany

Germplasm and Heterosis Breeding in Mustard by Dr Deepak Pental, India

Structure of genetic diversity and elaboration of core collections for the three related Brassica species: B. napus, B. oleracea, B. rapa Michel Renard, France

Genetic Diversity: Utilization in the Breeding of Brassica Oilseed Crops in Canada
Dr Habibur Rahman, Canada

Considerations on heterosis utilization in rapeseed (Brassica napus) Fu Ting-dong

Understanding Australian Oilseed Brassica Germplasm: conservation, breeding and research Greg BUZZA , Nufarm Australia Limited, Australia

Developments in oilseed rape varietal assessment Graham JELLIS, HGCA, London, UK

Development of F1-hybrid varieties in winter oilseed rape in Europe Dr Martin Frauen, Germany

Phytotechnics
Expanding cultivation and increasing yields of cruciferous crops : implications for crop management and crop protection
Chairman: Didier PELLET, Switzerland & Co-Chairman: Andreas von TIEDEMANN, Germany
 

Climate change in Europe : altered life cycles and spread of major pathogens in oilseed rape Andreas VON TIEDEMANN (1), Bruce FITT, Peter GLADDERS & Neil EVANS (2) (1) Göttingen Universität, Germany, (2)Rothamsted Research & ADAS, UK
Topic : Management of current diseases and pests/regional case studies (chemicals, integrated systems,forecasting systems)

Case Study in India : Management of major diseases and pests of mustard in India S.J. KOLTE, India
Case Study from UK: Oilseed rape varieties for sustainability and low input Simon KIGHTLEY, NIAB,UK

Topic : Crop management for specialized production of cruciferous crops
Hybrid vs. open-pollinated varieties
Rapeseed-Mustard cultivation in India Arvind KUMAR, O.P. Premi and Lijo Thomas, National Research Centre on Rapeseed-Mustard,India

Biofuels, energy efficiency and fatty acid composition in OSR
Main factors influencing energy efficiency for biofuel production and fatty acid composition in oilseed rape Francis FLENET & André MERRIEN, CETIOM, France

Optimum Nitrogen Fertilizer Rates for Hybrid vs Open-Pollinated Spring Canola in North America Adrian JOHNSTON & Murray HARTMAN, Canada

Analysis & Rapeseed Uses
Chairman : Jean-Paul WATHELET, Belgium & Co-Chairman: Soren Krogh JENSEN, Denmark

Long-term performances of mixed-parities sows fed with 10% regular rapeseed meal during gestation & lactation QUINIOU N., CREPON K., Alain QUINSAC, Jacques EVRARD, PEYRONNET C., BOURDILLON A., ROYER E., ETIENNE M., France (click here for the presentation)

Tail Pipe Emissions of Rapeseed Oil Based Fuels Axel MUNACK Federal Research Institute, Germany

Biofumigation by Brassicas materials as a sustainable alternative to the use of chemicals in plant defence L. Lazzeri, L. D'Avino, L. Malaguti, O. Leoni

Economics : International Oilseed Markets - Perspectives for Rapeseed
Chairman : Folkhard ISERMEYER, Germany & Co-Chairman : Alastair DICKIE, UK

International Cost Comparison of Oilseed Production Folkhard ISERMEYER, FAL, Germany

POSTERS
Interesterification of rapeseed oil with anhydrous milk fat and its stearin fraction. I. Modifications of composition M. AGUEDO, J.-M. GIET, E. HANON, S. DANTHINE, M. PAQUOT, G. LOGNAY, A. THOMAS,M. VANDENBOL, P. THONART , C. BLECKER, Jean-Paul WATHELET, Belgium

Interesterification of rapeseed oil with anhydrous milk fat and its stearin fraction. II. Modifications of melting properties J.-M.GIET, M.AGUEDO, E.HANON, S.DANTHINE, M.PAQUOT, G. LOGNAY, A.THOMAS, M. VANDEBOL, P. THONART, Jean-Paul WATHELET, C. BLECKER, Belgium