Table of Contents

• Foreword ......................................................................................................................1
• Soybean Genetics Committee Report ............................................................................2
• Soybean Germplasm Crop Advisory Committee Report .................................................7
• USDA Soybean Germplasm Collection Report .............................................................14
• Exiscutive Board of Commercial Soybean Breeders .....................................................19

• Mapping the W4 locus in soybean. B.R. Hedges and R.G. Palmer .................................20

• A study on suitable sample size in the conservation of landrace of soybeans.
Gai Junyi, and Zhang Yuanming .......................................................................... 27
• Comparison analysis of lipid peroxidation of soybean with different resistant level to
Leguminivora glycinivorrella (Mats.) Zhuang Bingchang, Wang Yumin,
Xie Xueju, Xu Bao, Yao Derong, and Li Jianping ................................................31
• A preliminary study on protein and oil contents of wild soybean la) in Jilin province.
Yang Guangyu, Zheng Huiyu, Han Chunfeng, and Ji Feng . ................................... 35
• A study on pod-bearing habit and related component characters in soybean.
Gai Junyi, Liu Shunhu, Jin Junpei, Cui Zhanglin, and Ma Yuhua ............................39
• Gene frequency of SBTi-A2 allele in soybean (G. max) seed storage protein in China.
Zhao Shuwen, Liu )(ingyuan, and Un Guaqing ......................................................45
• Waterlogging damage of soybean and variety resistance. Xu Yonghua, He Zhihong,
Song Yingshu, Du Zhiqin, and Yin Delong .......................................................48

• Reconstruction and development of the Osijek Agicultural Institute after the war in
Croatia. The scientific council of the Osijek Agricultural Institute ............................56

• Stability of soybean varieties across diverse locations in India. P.S. Bhatnagar and
P.G. Karmakar ........................................................................................................59
• Morphological and agronomic characteristics of soybean varieties of India. P.G.
Karmakar, P.S. Bhatnagar, and V.Kumar .............................................................63
• Screening of soybean germplasm for high protein and high oil lines. P.S. Phul and
S.R. Sharma ...........................................................................................................68
• Multiple regression analysis for seed yield in soybean. Prabhakar and S.P. Tiwari ................70
• Field screening of soybean germplasm for resistance to insect pests and diseases.
A.N. Sharma and A.K. Shukla .............................................................................73
• Soybean germptasm evaluation: search for low-linolenic lines. S.R. Sharma, P.S.
Phul, and K.L. Ahuja ...................................................................................................79

• Variance analysis of some soybean quantitative traits in M2 generation after laser
units and Ethylenimine treatment. Svetozar Plesnik ...................................................81
• Aminoacids composition analysis in selected mutants of soybean. Svetozar Plesnik,
Frantisek Debre and Igor Mihalovic ............................................................................87

• Inheritance of soybean resistance to purple seed stain. Somsak Srisombun and
Permsak Supapornhemin .............................................................................................90

• Inheritance of brown stem rot resistance in PI 473685D. S.R. Eathington and C.D. Nickell....92
• Elemental content of callus from five soybean genotypes grown on a conventional and
a low iron medium. M.J. Graham, J.M. Widholm, and C.D. Nickell ..........................97
• Detection of hybridization in crosse between Glycine/tomentella and G.max using
isozyme markers. T.D. Metz and T.Hymowitz........................................................104
• Genetic analysis of a hypernodulating mutant of soybean. J. E. Pracht, C. D. Nickell,
and J.E. Harper ..........................................................................................................107
• Identification of a RAPD marker linked to the RPS4 gene in soybean [Glycine max
(L.) Merr.]. J.R. Byrum, P.M. Kimbirauskas, R.C. Shoemaker, and B.W. Diers .....112
• Genetic linkage in soybean: Unkage group 8. Kim Lewers and Reid G. Palmer .....................118
• Molecular relatedness among ancestral 'Types'. Usa Lorenzen, Kimberly J. Reth, and
R.C. Shoemaker .........................................................................................................127
• Tests for genetic linkage of the Rj4 gene and other'genes. T.E. Devine...................................132
• RFLP mapping of cyst nematode resistance genes in soybeans. V. Concibido, R.
Denny, S. Boutin, R. Nautea, J. Orf, and N. Young ..................................................136
• Anatomy of tolerance to soybean cyst nematode. S.C. Anand, A.K. Dwivedi, and
J.A. Wrather ..............................................................................................................140
• Inheritance of resistance in soybean accessions to raise three isolate of Heterodera
glycines. A.P. Rao-Arelli, P.A. Owen, and G.U. Berger ...........................................142
• Comparing three chi-square tests in detecting genetic linkage. H.Yu, and Y.T. Kiang ...........146
• RAPD Markers of Flooding tolerant Chinese soybean germplasm. T.T. VanToai,
S.K. St. Martin, Jianhuan Zhang, and Shu-wen Yu ...................................................153
• The recessive mutation (yl8) at the Y18 locus results in the loss of a component of the
oxygen evolving complex in photosystem II. T.S. Cheng and J.M. Chandlee...........160
• Tetramers in soybean. R. Mahalingam, R.M. Delorme and H.T. Skorupska.........................164
• Growth and developmental responses of long-juvenile soybean genotypes at early and
conventional planting dates. J. Tomkins, E.R. Shipe, and K.Hinson ........................168
• Enhanced detection of polymorphic DNA: identification of markers tightly linked to
the supernodulation locus in soybean by,multiple arbitrary amplicon profiling of
endonuclease digested DNA. Gustavo Caetano-Anolies, B.J. Bassan,
and P.M. Gresshoff ..................................................................................................173
• Soybean genes involved in cell division and possibly modulation: cdc 2 and cyclin
B. J. Deckert, N. Taranenko, and P.M. Gresshoff ...................................................180
• Use of two dimensional electrophoresis to assign copies of soybean RFLP probes
to large DNA fragment resolved by pulsed-field gel electrophoresis.
R.P. Funke, A. Kolchinsky, and P.M. Gresshoff .....................................................185
• Soybean telomeres as potential molecular markers. A. Koichinsky and P.M. Gresshoff ......190
• Molecular phylogeny as a too[ for soybean breeding II. K.G. Lark, J. Evans,
P. Wilhelm, S. Atkinson, M. Christensen, B. Crockett, B.L. Dunford,
C.E. Jones, S. Mendenhall, T.E. Messick, C.C. Prout, P.E. Solomon, M.E.
Stevens, 1. Terry, C. Walker, C.L. Wong, and R. Ellison .........................................197
• Fatty acid composition of soybean seeds produced in China and Virginia. A. Mohamed,
H. Bhardwaj, M. Rangappa and N. Pearson ............................................................203
• Origin and stability of a new mutation for dilute-purple anthocyanin pigmentation.
R.W. Groose and R.G. Palmer .................................................................................209

• Performance of AP6, AP12, and AP14 populations progeny. L.M. Prijic ..........................212
• Effects of grafting date on flowering of soybean scions. Ljubisa Prijic ................................216
• Index of authors .................................................................................................................221

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