Titlebook: Coffee Biotechnology and Quality; Proceedings of the 3 Tumoru Sera,Carlos R. Soccol,Sevastianos Roussos Conference proceedings 2000 Springe

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Ruben Boroschek,Rodrigo Retamalesanda and Guatemala. In India, both arabica and robusta coffee are cultivated almost in equal areas. Coffee production in India has reached 2.3 lakh tonnes in 1998 from around 19 thousand tonnes in 1950, while the average productivity has increased to over 850 kg/ha from 204 kg/ha, during the same pe

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Ani Natali Sigaher,Fatih Sutcu,Cem Yenidogan, in agronomic traits identification, variety characterisation, and marker-assisted breeding programmes. . is expected to show polymorphic DNA sequences as any other species and indeed some polymorphisms have been described. However, it has been reported that restriction fragment length polymorphism

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Bur?in ?enol ?eker,Sertac Tuhta,Varol Ko?roduction capacity, uniform fruit maturation and pest and disease resistance. Lack of these traits in the . species has directed research aiming to their transference from other donor . species to arabica materials. However, the genetic and chromosome instability of the inter-specific crosses and th

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Eser ?akt?,Emrullah Dar,Gülen Uncurbon, and nitrogen. A large number of storage protein genes have been cloned and characterized (Nielsen et. al., 1977). The expression patterns of seed proteins during seed development are highly regulated both developmentally (Golberg .., 1989; Perez-Grau and Golberg, 1989; Guerche .., 1990) and me

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?mer Mercimek,Rahim Ghoroubi,?zgür Anilpecially from wild plants to cultivated ones (Gomathinayagam .., 1998). The use of hybridization between different species is frequently limited due to failures that can occur during pre- and post-fertilization, which can affect endosperm and/or embryo development leading to abortion or degeneration

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Azer A. Kasimzade,Sertac Tuhta,Gencay Atmacaed to specific cropping conditions. For example, presently in Brazil the improved arabica coffee cultivars (. L.) produces three to four times more than the cultivars used in the past. However, yield in this species seems to have reached a plateau, which is hard to overcome. Examples are the yield o