Crop ferality and volunteerism
Crop ferality and volunteerism
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10.1201/9781420037999
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2005-04
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J. Gressel
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《野性的挑战》，乔纳森·B·格雷塞尔：驯化与野性。需要综合有关植物野性的信息。野生形式的生物多样性及其进化。野蛮和科学术语 - 警告。 《作物来自野生植物——驯化、转基因和连锁如何共同塑造野性》，Suzanne I. Warwick 和 C. Neal Stewart, Jr: 驯化作物、农业杂草和野性。作物驯化程度。转基因和遗传连锁的影响历史记录中植物野性的生态学和检测，Klaus Ammann、Yolande Jacot 和 Pia Rufener Al Mazyad：农作物恢复野生型。野生作物的历史记录 野生甜菜 - 在海上野生动物的帮助下？ Ulrich Sukopp、Matthias Pohl Sarah Driessen 和 Detlef Bartsch：甜菜驯化史。甜菜的杂交和基因流。甜菜的野性与抽苔基因有关“B. 转基因对野性的潜在影响。自愿油菜 - 除草剂抗性性状是否有助于野性？ Linda M. Hall、M. Habibur Rahman、Robert H. Gulden 和 A. Gordon Thomas：甘蓝型油菜和甘蓝型油菜的起源和生物学。影响杂草的生物特征。存在和志愿者 B. Rapa 和 B. 油菜的持续性。狐尾小米 (Setaria italica) 与其父母和表亲亨利·达门西 (Henri Darmency)：狐尾小米的驯化还是狐尾小米基因库的杂草杂交品种？ 城市观赏植物 - A异质物种库。有多少物种会传播？我们可以预测引入的高粱及其杂草杂种的传播吗？高粱类群。农业生态系统中的杂草高粱。高粱之间的多向基因流。大豆，Bao-Rong Lu：转基因大豆的基因流的可能后果 - 没有野性的可控志愿行为？ Micheal D.K.：当前的玉米和大豆生产。玉米和大豆中的志愿行为的程度。保存和衍生性状。 小麦驯化和去驯化 - 可能性是什么？ 小麦驯化的基因组学。 评估来自西藏的半野生小麦 - 杂草的进化起源。埃尔斯特兰德：杂草黑麦的多种面貌。美国西部的野性萝卜能变成杂草吗？艾莉森·A·斯诺和莱斯利·G·坎贝尔：具有可食用根的现代萝卜品种。通过作物杂草杂交进行的野性进化。向日葵和其他向日葵物种之间的关系，Andre Berville、Marie-Helene Muller、Bernard Poinso 和 Herve Serieys：向日葵物种的植物学和经济重要性研究。模拟向日葵野生近缘种的杂草性、野性和入侵性问题。燕麦、橄榄、黑麦草种类、红花和甘蔗，Andre Berville、Catherine Breton、Ken Cunliffe、Henri Darmency、Allen G. Good、Jonathan Gressel、Linda M. Hall、Marc A. McPherson、Frederic Medail、Christian Pinatel、Duncan A. Vaughan 和 Suzanne I. Warwick：燕麦。亚洲. 红花 - 植物性稻米和杂草稻的进化观点，Duncan A. Vaughan，Paulino L. Sanchez，Jun Ushiki，Akito Kaga 和 Norihiko Tomooka：稻属与稻米的驯化。稻米的多样化。 Bernal E. Valverde：杂草稻的农艺和市场影响。斯里兰卡废弃稻田中的杂草稻的传播：斯里兰卡稻田形态特征的田间观察。热带美洲 - 基因流和遗传多样性，Zaida Lentini 和 Ana Mercedes Espinoza：热带美洲稻种的引入和传播。热带美洲稻（Oryza sativa）和杂草稻（Oryza sativa）之间的杂草稻基因流动。大卫·吉利 (David R. Gealy)：美国温带水稻生产问题——抗除草剂品种的背景、水稻/红稻杂交品种的表型特征以及驯化/非驯化的其他关键因素。 《美国红米和水稻之间的基因流动前景》，弗朗西斯科·维多托（Francesco Vidotto）和阿尔德·费雷罗（Ald o Ferrero）：杂草稻生物学在欧洲与种群动态的关系。模拟杂草稻侵染动态模型。自愿后代和野生品种，乔纳森·格雷塞尔和哈尼·艾哈迈德：防止野生性状在种群中成为主导的方法。需要转基因缓解的特殊情况 - 评估转基因自愿杂草的环境风险，艾伦·雷布尔德：什么是风险评估？风险评估的一般要求。 Assessing Risks from Volunteer Trangenic Crops. Assessment Endpoints. Hazards, Exposure, and Risks of Volunteer Transgenic Crops. Hazard Assessments. Exposure Assessments. Acceptable Risks and Trigger Values. Regulation Should Be Based on Data, Not Just Models, Richard Roush: Trends in Regulation - Estimating Risk. Types of Models. Epilogue, Ervin Balazs: Good Agricultural Practice. Volunteerism. Ferality. Index
The Challenges of Ferality, Jonathon B. Gressel: Domestication and Ferality. The Need for a Synthesis of Information on Plant Ferality. The Biodiversity of Feral Forms and Their Evolution. Ferality and Scientific Terminology - A Caution. Crops Come from Wild Plants-How Domestication, Transgenes, and Linkage Together Shape Ferality, Suzanne I. Warwick and C. Neal Stewart, Jr: Domesticated Crops, Agricultural Weeds, and Ferality. Degree of Crop Domestication. The Effects of Transgenes and Genetic Linkage The Ecology and Detection of Plant Ferality in the Historic Records, Klaus Ammann, Yolande Jacot, and Pia Rufener Al Mazyad: Reversion of Crops to Wild Types. Historical Accounts of Feral Crops Feral Beets - With Help from the Maritime Wild? Ulrich Sukopp, Matthias Pohl Sarah Driessen, and Detlef Bartsch: History of Beet Domestication. Hybridization and Gene Flow in Beet. Ferality in Beet Connected to the Bolting Gene "B. Potential Impact of Transgenes on Ferality. Volunteer Oilseed Rape - Will Herbicide-Resistance Traits Assist Ferality? Linda M. Hall, M. Habibur Rahman, Robert H. Gulden, and A. Gordon Thomas: Brassica rapa and B. napus Origins and Biology. Biological Characteristics Influencing Weediness. Presence and Persistence of Volunteer B. Rapa and B. napus. Incestuous Relations of Foxtail Millet (Setaria italica) with Its Parents and Cousins Henri Darmency: Domestication of Foxtail Millet. Volunteers or Weedy Hybrid Derivatives? Polyploid Species of the Foxtail Millet Gene Pool. Urban Ornamentals Escaped from Cultivation, Ingo Kowarik: Urban Ornamentals - A Heterogeneous Species Pool. Invasions by Ornamentals. How Many Species Will Spread? Underlying Processes. Can We Predict the Spread of Introduced Ornamentals? Sorghum and Its Weedy Hybrids, Gebisa Ejeta and Cecile Grenier: The Sorghum Taxa. Weedy Sorghums in Agroecosystems . Gene Flow among Sorghums. Multidirectional Gene Flow among Wild, Weedy, and Cultivated Soybeans, Bao-Rong Lu: Soybean and Its Weedy and Wild Relatives. Possible Consequences of Gene Flow from Transgenic Soybean. Maize and Soybeans - Controllable Volunteerism without Ferality? Micheal D.K. Owen: Current Maize and Soybean Production. Origin of Maize and Soybeans. Extent of Volunteerism in Maize and Soybeans. Volunteers Need Not Be in Fields - Identity Preservation and Derived Traits. Wheat Domestication and Dedomestication - What Are the Odds? Sharon Ayal and Avraham A. Levy: Wheat Domestication. Genomics of Wheat Domestication. Assessing the Odds of Dedomestication. Semiwild Wheat from Tibet - A Case of Dedomestication? Feral Rye - Evolutionary Origins of a Weed, Jutta C. Burger and Norman C. Ellstrand:The Many Faces of Weedy Rye. History of Domestication. The Case of Naturalized Feral Rye in the Western U.S. Can Feral Radishes Become Weeds? Allison A. Snow and Lesley G. Campbell: Early Domestication. Modern Radish Varieties with Edible Roots. Dedomestication and Weed Evolution in Radishes. Exoferality via Crop-Weed Hybridization. Ferality - Risks of Gene Flow between Sunflower and Other Helianthu s Species, Andre Berville, Marie-Helene Muller, Bernard Poinso, and Herve Serieys: Botany and Economic Importance of Helianthus Species. Studies on Helianthus annuus. Studies on Jerusalem Artichoke . Modeling the Impact of Gene Flow and Fate of Wild Relatives. Weediness, Ferality, and Invasiveness in Helianthus. Issues of Ferality or Potential for Ferality in Oats, Olives, the Vigna Group,Ryegrass Species, Safflower, and Sugarcane, Andre Berville, Catherine Breton, Ken Cunliffe, Henri Darmency, Allen G. Good, Jonathan Gressel, Linda M. Hall, Marc A. McPherson, Frederic Medail, Christian Pinatel, Duncan A. Vaughan, and Suzanne I. Warwick: Oats. Olives. Vigna in Asia. The Ryegrass Complex. Safflower - Ferality in a Plant-Made Pharmaceutical Platform. Sugarca. Asian Rice and Weedy Rice - Evolutionary Perspectives, Duncan A. Vaughan, Paulino L. Sanchez, Jun Ushiki, Akito Kaga, and Norihiko Tomooka: The Genus Oryza in Relation to Rice. Rice Domestication . Diversification of Rice. Case Studies. The Damage by Weedy Rice - Can Feral Rice Remain Undetected? Bernal E. Valverde: Distribution and Diversity of Weedy Rice. Agronomic and Market Impact of Weedy Rice. Field Management of Weedy Rice. The Spread of Weedy Rice. Going Undetected. Properties of Rice Growing in Abandoned Paddies in Sri Lanka, Buddhi Marambe: Land Use in Rice Cultivation in Sri Lanka. Field Observations of Morphological Characteristics. Coexistence of Weedy Rice and Rice in Tropical America - Gene Flow and Genetic Diversity, Zaida Lentini and Ana Mercedes Espinoza: Introduction and Dissemination of Rice in the Americas. Oryza Species in Tropical America . Coexistence of Weedy Rice with Domestic Rice in Fields. Rice-Weedy Rice Gene Flow in Tropical America. Gene Movement between Rice (Oryza sativa) and Weedy Rice (Oryza sativa) - a U.S. Temperate Rice Perspective. David R. Gealy: Introduction to U.S. Temperate Rice Production. Weed Problems - The Red Rice Dilemma. Herbicide-Resistant Cultivars Background. Outcrossing Causes, Rates, and Consequences. Phenotypic Traits of Rice/Red Rice Hybrids in the U.S. Backcrossing Considerations. Dormancy, Shattering, and Other Keys to Domestication/Dedomestication. Anecdotal Evidence of Gene Flow between Red Rice and Rice in the U.S.? Prospects for Volunteerism. Modeling Population Dynamics to Overcome Feral Rice in Rice, Francesco Vidotto and Ald o Ferrero: Spread and Importance of Weedy Rice in Europe. Weedy Rice Biology in Relation to Population Dynamics. Modeling Weedy Rice Infestation Dynamics. Running the Model Molecular Containment and Mitigation of Genes within Crops - Prevention of Gene Establishment in Volunteer Offspring and Feral Strains, Jonathan Gressel and Hani Al-Ahmad: Needs for Preventing Gene Flow and Overcoming Ferality. Methods for Precluding Feral Traits from Becoming Predominant in Populations. Special Cases Where Transgenic Mitigation Is Needed - Special Genes. Assessing the Environmental Risks of Transgenic Volunteer Weeds, Alan Raybould: What Is a Risk Assessment? Tiered Testing and Risk Assessment. General Requirements for Assessing Risks from Volunteer Trangenic Crops. Assessment Endpoints. Hazards, Exposure, and Risks of Volunteer Transgenic Crops. Hazard Assessments. Exposure Assessments. Acceptable Risks and Trigger Values. Regulation Should Be Based on Data, Not Just Models, Richard Roush: Trends in Regulation - Estimating Risk. Types of Models. Epilogue, Ervin Balazs: Good Agricultural Practice. Volunteerism. Ferality. Index