Abstracts from the Fifth International Safflower Conference
TOPICS
Animal Feeding
Biotechnology
Breeding / Genetics / Disease
Germplasm
Production Management
Safflower Products
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Effects of Prepartum High Linoleic Safflower Seed Supplementation for Gestating Cows on Performance of Cows and Calves. H.B. Encinias, A.M. Encinias, J.J. Spickler, B. Kreft, M.L. Bauer, G.P. Lardy
Effects of Prepartum High Linoleic Safflower Seed Supplementation for Gestating Ewes on Cold Tolerance and Survivability of Lambs. H.B. Encinias, T.C. Faller, M.L. Bauer, G.P. Lardy
Feedlot Performance, Carcass Composition and Muscle and Fat Conjugated Linoleic Acid Concentrations of Lambs Fed Diets Supplemented with High Linoleic Safflower. J.W. Bergman, C.R. Flynn, R.W. Kott, P.G. Hatfield, H. Van Wagoner, J.A. Boles
Citrate Carrier and Lipogenic Enzyme Activities in Liver Subcellular Fractions of Safflower Oil-Fed Animals. G.V. Gnoni, V. Zara, A.M. Giudetti, A.M. Caputi Jambrenghi, M. Ragni, L. Zezza, G. Vonghia
Immature Safflower Forage as a Feed for Ewes. K. Stanford, G.L. Wallins, B.M. Lees, H.H. Muendel
Fatty Acid Composition of Milk from Mares Fed on a Diet Containing Safflower Oil. F. Pinto, M. Ragni, A.M. Caputi Jambrenghi, A. Vicenti, G. Marsico, L. Zezza, G. Vonghia
Inhibitors of Proteinases in Safflower (Carthamus L.) and Other Compositae. Al. V. Konarev, I.N. Anisimova, T.E. Vachrusheva, G. Yu. Konechnaya, P.R. Shewry
In Vitro Studies in the Wild Species of Carthamus – C. Oxycantha L. Megha Chaturvedi, Nidhi Srivastava, Tejovathi Gudipati, Rekha Bhadauria, Sharda Khandelwal, R.R. Das
Induction of Somatic Embryogenesis from the Root Cultures of Safflower (Carthamus Tinctorius L.) Var. Hus-305. Nidhi Srivastava, Megha Chaturvedi, Tejovathi Gudipati, Rekha Bhadauria, R.R. Das
Radiations-Induced Somaclonal Variation in Safflower. Tejovathi Gudipati
Safflower Biotechnology: Progress and Prospects. N.M. Ramaswamy
BREEDING/GENETICS/DISEASE ABSTRACTS
Biocontrol of Wilt of Safflower caused by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. carthami. S.J. Gaikwad, G.T. Behere
Characterization and Inheritance of Long Rosette Safflower. J. Carapetian
Evaluation of Experimental Hybrids Based on Genetic Male Sterility in Safflower. P.K. Naoghare, P.B. Ghorpade
Application of Simplified Triple Test Cross and Combining Ability Analysis to Determine the Gene Action in Safflower. P.B. Gharpade, M.R. Wandhare
Combining Hybridization and Irradiation for Enhancing Genetic Variability in Early Segregating Generations of Safflower Crosses. K.G. Parameshwarappa, R.D. Meghannavar
Commercialization of Safflower Hybrids. Arthur B. Hill
Correlation Between Traits and Path Analysis for Grain and Oil Yield in Spring Safflower. A.H. Omidi Tabrizi
Gamma Radiation Induced Polygenic Variation in Homozygous and Heterozygous Genotypes of Safflower. S.A. Patil, R.L. Ravikumar, T.G. Prabhu, K.G. Parameshwarappa
Strong Undesirable Linkages Between Seed Yield and Oil Components-A Problem in Safflower Improvement. I.I. Bagawan, R.L. Ravikumar
Developing New Characteristics During 50 Years of Safflower Breeding. David D. Rubis
Potential and Variability in Spineless Safflower Varieties Developed for Late Sowing Conditions of Soybean-Safflower Sequence Cropping in Madhya Pradesh. A.R. Sawant, M.K. Saxena, S.L. Deshpande
Safflower Research & Development at Nimbkar Agricultural Research Institute (NARI). Vrijendra Singh, N. Nimbkar, A.K. Rajvanshi
Identification of Male Sterile Cytoplasm in Safflower. Vrijendra Singh, M.K. Galande, S.R. Deshmukh, M.B. Deshpande, N. Nimbkar
Inheritance of Wilt (Fusarium oxysporum f sp. carthami) Resistance in Safflower. Vrijendra Singh, M.K. Galande, M.B. Deshpande, N. Nimbkar
Breeding for Oil Quality in Safflower. L. Velasco, J.M. Fernandez-Martinez
Chemical Control of Alternaria Blight of Safflower in Northern Karnataka. S.G. Raju, S. Kulkarni, C.P. Mallapur, V. Rudra Naik
Association Analysis in Safflower Under Rainfed Conditions. V. Rudra Naik, G.G. Gulganji, C.P. Mallapur, S.G. Raju
Managing the U.S. Safflower Collection. V.L. Bradley, R.C. Johnson
Evaluation of the USDA Core Safflower Collection for Seven Quantitative Traits. R.C. Johnson, P.B. Ghorpade, V.L. Bradley
A Study of the Safflower Collection in the Krasnodar Territory in Southern Russia. T.E. Vakhrusheva, G.G. Pit’ko
Genetic Diversity and Classification of Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) Germplasm by Isozyme Techniques. Zongwen Zhang
Evaluation of Accessions from World Collection of Safflower for Alternaria Incidence and Seed Oil Content. J.E. Cervantes-Martinez, M. Rey-Ponce, M. Velazquez-Cagal
Detection of DNA Polymorphism in Landrace Populations of Safflower in Iran Using RAPD-PCR Technique. B. Yazdi-Samadi, R. Maali Amiri, M.R. Ghannadha, C. Abd-Mishani
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT ABSTRACTS
Prospects of Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius) Production in Dryland Areas of Iran. Akhtar Beg, Hussain Hatamzade, Mustafa Pala
Safflower Production in Argentina: Future Prospects. H. Mirasson, I.R. Palomo, R.E. Brevedan, M.N. Fioretti
A Safflower Project: On-Farm Introduction of Safflower as an Alternative Oil Crop in Southern Italy. Antonio Corleto
Grain Yield, Oil Content and Earliness of Flowering of Hybrids and Open-Pollinated Safflower in Southern Italy. E. Cazzato, L. Borazio, A. Corleto
Potential Yield of Fall and Spring-Sown Safflower as Compared to Sunflower, Durum, Wheat and Barley. A. Corleto, E. Cazzato, V. Annese
International Safflower Trials in China, India, and Thailand. Li Dajue, Peter Griffee
Safflower Production and Research in Turkey. Enver Esendal
EcoPort: The Access Portal to Ecology Knowledge for Natural Resource Managers and its Relation to Oil Seeds, Including Safflower; An On-Line Presentation. P. Griffee, T. Putter, M. Marsella, P. Diemer
Integrated Phosphorus Management in Safflower Based Cropping Systems. D.M. Hegde
Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) Production and Research in Southern Australia. S.E. Knights, N.G. Wachsmann, R.M. Norton
A Computer Program to Assist Safflower Producers. J.M. Krupinsky, D.L. Tanaka, J.S. Fehmi, S.D. Merrill, J.R. Hendrickson, R.E. Ries, M.A. Liebig, S. Wright, J.D. Hanson
Contribution of Production Factors on Yield of Safflower Under Rainfed Conditions. V.S. Kubsad, C.P. Mallapur, C.P. Mansur
Safflower Root Growth and Water Use in Comparison with Other Crops. S.D. Merrill, D.L. Tanaka, J.M. Krupinsky, R.E. Ries
Prospects of Safflower as a Minor Oilseed Crop in Bangladesh. Motior Rahman, M.A. Akhtaruzzaman
Weed Control in Safflower in the United States Northern Plains Region. Neil R. Riveland
Systems Analysis of Forecasting of Safflower Production in India. R. Kalpana Sastry, D. Rama Rao, V. Kiresur, R. Vijayakumari
Management of Safflower Aphid (Uroleucon compositae Theobald) Through Botanical Insecticides. G.S. Bharaj, A.R. Sawant
Intercropping of Safflower in Toria (Indian rapeseed) and Mustard. S.L. Deshpande, A.R. Sawant
Safflower Production as Influenced by Previous Crops. D.L. Tanaka, J.M. Krupinsky, S.D. Merrill, R.E. Ries
Phenotypic Variation of a Selection of Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) Lines and Their Potential in Southern Australia. N.G. Wachsmann, S.E. Knights, R.M. Norton
Assessing the Forage Production Potential of Safflower in the Northern Great Plains and Inter-Mountain Regions. David M. Wichman, Leon E. Welty, Louise M. Strang, Jerald W. Bergman, Malvern P. Westcott, Gilbert F. Stallknecht, Neil R. Riveland, Raymond L. Ditterline
Comparison of Different Methods of Weed Control in Safflower. S.K. Yau, M. Haidar
The Effects of N Application Times on Morphology, Yield and Quality Characters of Safflower. B. Arslan, E. Esendal, Z. Ekin
The Effects of Late Harvest on Some Yield and Quality Chharacters of Safflower. B. Arslan, E. Gunel, T. Eryigit
Planting Patterns of Three Safflower Cultivars in Southern Iran. A.H. Jelali, M.J. Bahrani
Best Planting Time of Safflower in Southern Iran. S. Motelipour, M.J. Bahrani, L. Joukar, K. Jelali
Effects of Different Sodium Chloride Levels on Some Agronomic Traits and Chemical Composition of Two Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) Cultivars. H. Sadeghi, M.J. Bahrani
Safflower Management and Adaptation for the High Plains. David D. Baltensperger, Glen Frickel, Drew Lyon, Jim Krall, Tom Nightingale
Safflower Production and Research in Mexico: Status and Prospects. J.E. Cervantes-Martinez
Comparison of Yield Components and Oil Content of Selected Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) Accessions in Tunisia. Hamadi Ben Salah, Hamrouni Ibtissem, Marzouk Brahim
Response of Safflower to Saline Soils and Irrigation. Elias S. Bassil, Stephen R. Kaffka
Uptake of Residual Soil Nitrogen by Safflower Following Cotton in Rotation. Elias S. Bassil, Stephen R. Kaffka
Management of Safflower Aphid Through Peripheral Application of Insecticides. C.P. Mallapur, Y.P. Patil
Management of Safflower Aphid Through Seed Dressers. C.P. Mallapur, V. Rudra Naik, G.G. Gulaganji, S.G. Raju
Safflower Aphid Management Through Botanical Insecticides. C.P. Mallapur, V.S. Kubsad, U.K. Hulihalli
High Oleic Safflower as a Diesel Fuel Extender – A Potential New Market for Montana Safflower. J.W. Bergman, C.R. Flynn
Analytical Chemistry Methods Used in the Research and Development of Safflower Varieties for the United States Northern Great Plains Region. Charles Flynn, Jerald Bergman
Safflower Petals and Their Chemical Composition. G. Nagaraj, G. Nirmala Devi, C.V.S. Srinivas
Nutritional Characteristics of Three Indian Safflower Cultivars. G. Nagaraj
Morphological Structure and Topography of Nectaries in Carthamus tinctorius L. Flowers. L.F. Kharitonova, T.E. Vakhrusheva
Method of Isolation and Identification of Carthamin in Safflower. Application’s Perspectives in Russian Food Products. N.V. Rudometova, A.P. Pasovskij, E.A. Blohina
Current Situation and Prospects of Safflower Products Development in China. Wang Zhaomu, Du Lijie
Studies on the Extraction of Safflower Yellow B and Carthamin Red Pigments From Safflower Florets as Food Colorant. D.N. Kulkarni, K.D. Kulkarni, S.B. Tathe