Report No. 8
Cucumber (Cucumis sativus)
- Segregation of the determinate (de) allele in crosses between Cucumis sativus L. and C. sativus var. hardwickii R. (Alef.)
D.E. Delaney and R.L. Lower (USA)
CGC 8:2-3 (1985) - Near-isogenic lines of several cucumber varieties
Henry M. Munger (USA)
CGC 8:4-6 (1985) - Short petiole, a useful seedling marker for genetic studies in cucumber
A.P.M. den Nijs and I.W. Boukema (The Netherlands)
CGC 8:7-8 (1985) - Optimum heat unit summation technique for harvest prediction of fresh-market and pickling cucumbers in North Carolina
Katherine B. Perry and Todd C. Wehner (USA)
CGC 8:9-11 (1985) - Sources of resistance to viruses in two accessions of Cucumis sativus
R. Provvidenti (USA)
CGC 8:12 (1985) - A Giemsa C-banding procedure for Cucumis chromosomes
C. Ramachandran (The Netherlands)
CGC 8:13-14 (1985) - Morphological and anatomical comparisons between two botanical varieties of Cucumis sativus: hardwickii and sativus
D.A. Schuman, J.E. Staub and B.E. Struckmeyer (USA)
CGC 8:15-17 (1985) - Preliminary yield evaluation of inbred lines derived from Cucumis sativus var. hardwickii (Royle) Kitamura
Jack Staub (USA)
CGC 8:18-21 (1985) - Electrophoretic variation among wild species in the genus Cucumis
J. Staub and L. Frederick (USA)
CGC 8:22-25 (1985) - Estimates of genetic variances and covariances of three fresh-market cucumber populations
Mark S. Strefeler and Todd C. Wehner (USA)
CGC 8:26-28 (1985) - Effects of location and grade-size on the length/diameter ratio of pickling cucumbers
G.E. Tolla (USA)
CGC 8:29-30 (1985) - A standard system for making comments while collecting data in a cucumber evaluation program
Todd C. Wehner (USA)
CGC 8:31-32 (1985)