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Consensus Document on the Biology of Bananas and Plantains (Musa spp.) No.48, 2009
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2009-11
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© OECD 2009
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The Table of Contents is as follows:
ABOUT THE OECD
FOREWORD
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREAMBLE
SECTION I. TAXONOMY AND GENOMIC GROUPS
1.1. Background
1.2. Taxonomic and genomic classifications
1.3. Centres of origin of wild Musa species
SECTION II. DOMESTICATIONS, CROP DIFFUSION, CULTIGEN CLASSIFICATION
2.1. Domestications and diversification
2.2. Diffusion and migration of crops
2.3. Classification of cultivated Musa
SECTION III. PLANT CYCLE AND AGRONOMIC SYSTEMS
3.1. Description
3.2. Abiotic environment
3.3. Cultivation practices
3.4. Harvest and storage
SECTION IV. DISEASES AND PESTS
4.1. Fungi
4.2. Unknown agents
4.3. Bacteria
4.4. Viruses
4.5. Insects
4.6. Nematodes
SECTION V. REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY
5.1. Pollination
5.2. Seeds
SECTION VI. GENETICS AND HYBRIDISATION
6.1. Genetic diversity and genomic architecture
6.2. Natural or spontaneous hybridisation, genetic behaviour and genetic mapping
6.3. Experimental breeding
6.4. Breeding schemes
6.5. Targets and results
SECTION VII. GENETIC IMPROVEMENT AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
7.1. Mutagenesis
7.2. In vitro culture, somatic embryogenesis and somaclonal variation
7.3. Genetic engineering
SECTION VIII. HUMAN HEALTH AND BIOSAFETY
8.1. Medicinal and therapeutic value
8.2. Allergenicity
APPENDIX 1. PROVISIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF THE WILD SPECIES OF MUSA L.
SECTION MUSA
APPENDIX 2. PROVISIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF THE WILD SPECIES OF MUSA L.
SECTIONS INGENTIMUSA, RHODOCHLAMYS, CALLIMUSA AND AUSTRALIMUSA, AS WELL AS
INCERTAE SEDIS (SECTION UNKNOWN)
REFERENCES
QUESTIONNAIRE TO RETURN TO THE OECD
EN
ABOUT THE OECD
FOREWORD
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREAMBLE
SECTION I. TAXONOMY AND GENOMIC GROUPS
1.1. Background
1.2. Taxonomic and genomic classifications
1.3. Centres of origin of wild Musa species
SECTION II. DOMESTICATIONS, CROP DIFFUSION, CULTIGEN CLASSIFICATION
2.1. Domestications and diversification
2.2. Diffusion and migration of crops
2.3. Classification of cultivated Musa
SECTION III. PLANT CYCLE AND AGRONOMIC SYSTEMS
3.1. Description
3.2. Abiotic environment
3.3. Cultivation practices
3.4. Harvest and storage
SECTION IV. DISEASES AND PESTS
4.1. Fungi
4.2. Unknown agents
4.3. Bacteria
4.4. Viruses
4.5. Insects
4.6. Nematodes
SECTION V. REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY
5.1. Pollination
5.2. Seeds
SECTION VI. GENETICS AND HYBRIDISATION
6.1. Genetic diversity and genomic architecture
6.2. Natural or spontaneous hybridisation, genetic behaviour and genetic mapping
6.3. Experimental breeding
6.4. Breeding schemes
6.5. Targets and results
SECTION VII. GENETIC IMPROVEMENT AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
7.1. Mutagenesis
7.2. In vitro culture, somatic embryogenesis and somaclonal variation
7.3. Genetic engineering
SECTION VIII. HUMAN HEALTH AND BIOSAFETY
8.1. Medicinal and therapeutic value
8.2. Allergenicity
APPENDIX 1. PROVISIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF THE WILD SPECIES OF MUSA L.
SECTION MUSA
APPENDIX 2. PROVISIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF THE WILD SPECIES OF MUSA L.
SECTIONS INGENTIMUSA, RHODOCHLAMYS, CALLIMUSA AND AUSTRALIMUSA, AS WELL AS
INCERTAE SEDIS (SECTION UNKNOWN)
REFERENCES
QUESTIONNAIRE TO RETURN TO THE OECD
- GBF-T17. Strengthen biosafety and distribute benefits of biotechnology
No
No
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Identifier (ISBN, ISSN, etc.)
JT03274933
Format
87-page PDF file
Keywords and any other relevant information
Reference: ENV/JM/MONO(2009)43
Cancels & replaces the same document of 09 November 2009