Titlebook: In Vitro Haploid Production in Higher Plants; Volume 5 — Oil, Orna S. Mohan Jain,S. K. Sopory,R. E. Veilleux Book 1997 Springer Science+Bus

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Haploid production and application of molecular methods in sunflower (, L.)Cultivated sunflower (. L.) is one of the most important oil crops of the world. Its seed oil can be used for human consumption as well as a raw material for oleochemistry. It can also be used as a substitute for mineral oil in various applications, such as fuels, lubricants or oils for hydraulic systems.

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Haploidy in niger (, Cass)nuvulu, etc., in different parts of India. It is a native of tropical Africa, and is widely grown in India, Ethiopia, East Africa, the West Indies and Zimbabwe. It is an important hardy, rainfed, herbaceous crop plant, and has received little attention with regard to agronomic practices, such as fer

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Haploidy in ,onsistency in taxonomic data of different . species, the exact origin of the cultivated . (Fig. 1) is still unknown. Van der Krol & Chua (1993) speculated that . might have resulted from a cross between a member of the . or . group possessing white flowers and a member of . group having coloured flo

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Haploidy in , spp 60 species. Forty-five are indigenous to North and South America and 15, the . section of the subgenus ., to Australia. Five new species (. and .) were added to the Australian group by Burbidge (1960) who also changed the name of . to .. In the same year, Wells (1960), after finding a continuous in