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    New Diversity Arrays Technology (DArT) markers for tetraploid oat (Avena magna Murphy et Terrell) provide the first complete oat linkage map and markers linked to domestication genes from hexaploid A. sativa L.

    Nutritional benefits of cultivated oat (Avena sativa L., 2n = 6x = 42, AACCDD) are well recognized; however, seed protein levels are modest and resources for genetic improvement are scarce. The wild tetraploid, A...

    R. E. Oliver, E. N. Jellen, G. Ladizinsky, A. B. Korol in Theoretical and Applied Genetics (2011)

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    Could early gene flow have created similar allozyme-gene frequencies in cultivated and wild barley?

    The possible role of early gene flow between wild and cultivated barley in their similar esterase gene frequencies was tested in a simulation study. The hypothetical population consisted of 99.9% wild forms po...

    G. Ladizinsky, A. Genizi in Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution (2001)

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    Giemsa C-banding in Avena insularis Ladizinsky

    The Sicilian wild tetraploid oat Avena insularis is a close relative of A. magna and A. murphyi and is more plausible than either of these two species as the immediate tetraploid ancestor of A. sterilis and the o...

    E.N. Jellen, G. Ladizinsky in Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution (2000)

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    Cytogenetic relationships between Avena insularis (2n=28) and both A. strigosa (2n=14) and A. murphyi (2n=28)

    The newly discovered tetraploid oat Avena insularis was crossed with the diploid A. strigosa and the tetraploid A. murphyi. Considerably reduced chromosome association at meiosis and a low average number of ch...

    G. Ladizinsky in Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution (1999)

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    On the Origin of Almond

    Almond, Amygdalus communis L., is an ancient crop of south west Asia. Selection of the sweet type marks the beginning of almond domestication. Wild almonds are bitter and eating even a relatively small number ...

    G. Ladizinsky in Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution (1999)

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    Identification of the lentil's wild genetic stock

    The origin of lentil from the taxon Lens culinaris subsp. orientalis has been proved by morphological evidence and breeding experiments. This wild form exhibits variation in many characters and is distributed ...

    G. Ladizinsky in Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution (1999)

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    A new species of Avena from Sicily, possibly the tetraploid progenitor of hexaploid oats

    A new species of oat, Avena insularis, is described. It was collected in southern Sicily where four populations were found on uncultivated clay soil. Morphologically, it is similar to the hexaploid wild oat A....

    G. Ladizinsky in Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution (1998)

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    Dwarfing genes in the genus Lens Mill.

     Dwarfing genes were detected following intra- and interspecific hybridization in Lens. Dwarf phenotypes are controlled by two complementary dominant genes, Df 1 and Df ...

    G. Ladizinsky in Theoretical and Applied Genetics (1997)

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    Chloroplast DNA variation and evolution in the genus Lens Mill

     Chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) restriction site diversity was assessed by 21 enzyme/probe combinations in 30 accessions of six Lens species, including the recently recognized L. lamottei and L. tomentosus. A total of 1...

    H. van Oss, Y. Aron, G. Ladizinsky in Theoretical and Applied Genetics (1997)

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    Domestication via hybridization of the wild tetraploid oats Avena magna and A. murphyi

    The wild tetraploid (2n=28) oat species Avena magna and A. murphyi have been domesticated by having been transferred from the common oat, A sativa (2n=42), the characteristics of non-shedding spikelets glabrous a...

    G. Ladizinsky in Theoretical and Applied Genetics (1995)

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    Characterization of the missing diploid progenitors of the common oat

    The genomic formula ACD of the hexaploid oat,Avena saliva, AC for the tetraploid speciesA. magna andA. murphyi, and the hypothesis that the A genome was contributed byA. strigosa group and C genome byA. ventricos...

    G. Ladizinsky in Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution (1995)

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    Genetical aspects of hybrid embryo abortion in the genus Lens L.

    Hybrid embryo abortion is an effective crossing barrier in the genus Lens L. It divides the genus into two crossing groups: the Culinaris and the Nigricans groups; but it is also evolving within the Culinaris gro...

    S Abbo, G Ladizinsky in Heredity (1994)

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    Inheritance and linkage relationships of morphological and isozyme loci in chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.)

    Inheritance and linkage relationships of several morphological and isozyme loci are described in chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.). Segregation data obtained from several F2 families confirmed the previously observed...

    K. Kazan, F. J. Muehlbauer, N. E. Weeden, G. Ladizinsky in Theoretical and Applied Genetics (1993)

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    Cryptic speciation in Lens culinaris

    Three crossability groups have been identified in the wild progenitor of lentil, Lens culinaris ssp. orientalis. The common one which is predominant in this taxon and in the cultigen, the unique one, which at pre...

    G. Ladizinsky, S. Abbo in Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution (1993)

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    Genetic characterization of Lens ervoides from Ethiopia

    A single population of the Mediterranean species Lens ervoides was located in Ethiopia and seeds were collected. Based on chromosomal arrangement and isozyme profile the Ethiopian L. ervoides is similar to popula...

    G. Ladizinsky, S. Abbo, A. Demissie in Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution (1992)

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    Genetic analysis and linkage study of seed weight in lentil

    The genetics of seed weight was studied in crosses between the cultivated lentil L. culinaris and the wild species L. orientalis and L. ervoides. Seed weight was found to be under polygenic control with additive ...

    S. Abbo, G. Ladizinsky, N. F. Weeden in Euphytica (1991)

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    Genetic affinity between two chemotypes of clary sage (Salvia sclarea L.)

    A new and unique chemotype of clary sage, Salvia sclarea L., was identified recently in wild populations of this species in the northern part of Israel. This chemotype was crossed to a cultivated form of clary sa...

    O. Elnir, E. Putievsky, U. Ravid, N. Dudai, G. Ladizinsky in Euphytica (1991)

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    Tertiary trisomics in lentil

    Tertiary trisomics have been selected among derivatives of hybrids between the cultivated lentil and its wild progenitor Lens orientalis, and between the cultivated species and L. ervoides. Hybrids heterozygotes ...

    G. Ladizinsky, N. F. Weeden, F. J. Muehlbauer in Euphytica (1990)

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    Genetic evidence for the conversion of the morphinan alkaloid thebaine to oripavine in interspecific hybrids between Papaver bracteatum and Papaver orientale

    The alkaloid profiles of ripe capsules of Papaver bracteatum, P. orientale and their interspecific hybrids (F1 and BCF1) were determined and compared. In the hybrids the thebaine content declined, while that of o...

    J Milo, A Levy, D Palevitch, G Ladizinsky in Heredity (1990)

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    Phylogenetic and genetic studies in Papaver section Oxytona: cytogenetics, isozyme analysis and chloroplast DNA variation

    Chromosome behaviour at meiosis, isozyme studies and analysis of the chloroplast DNA restriction fragments were used to assess the phylogenetic relations among the three Papaver species of the section Oxytona. Th...

    J. Milo, A. Levy, G. Ladizinsky, D. Palevitch in Theoretical and Applied Genetics (1988)

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