Invited Research Presentations


<TITLE>Invited Research Presentations</TITLE>
<H2>III.Science and Technology Research, Knowledge Transfer and
Education</H2>
<H3>Invited Research Presentations</H3>

<UL>Talbert, L. E. January 17, 1995. International Triticeae
     Mapping Initiative Workshop, San Diego, CA.</UL>
<UL>Talbert, L. E.  October 10, 1994. Great Harvest Bread Co.
     Annual Convention,.  Park City, UT.</UL>
<UL>Dyer, W.E. January, 1994. "otechnology Research at Montana  
     State University." Integrated Pest Management Workshop,
     Bozeman, MT.</UL> 
<UL>Dyer, W.E. February, 1994. "Exploiting Weed Seed Dormancy
     Through Agronomic Practices."  Weed Science Society of
     America, Ecophysiology Symposium, St. Louis, MO</UL>
<UL>W.E.  February, 1994.  Dormancy-Associated Genes Isolated
     Using Differential Display.   Dept. of Plant Pathology,
     MSU</UL>
<UL> Dyer, W.E. March, 1994.  Differential Display:  a Useful
     Technique for Isolating Regulatory Genes.   Dept. of
     Veterinary Molecular Biology, MSU </UL>
<UL>Dyer, W.E. April, 1994.  Overview of Weed Science.   Noxious
     Weed Short Course,  Bozeman, MT</UL>
<UL>Dyer, W.E. August 8-18, 1994.  Workshop on Agricultural and
     Environmental Biotechnology  Agricultural Genetic
     Engineering Research Institute (AGERI), Cairo, Egypt. </UL>
<UL>Dyer, W.E. April, 1995.  Technological, ecological and social
     aspects of herbicide- resistant crops  International
     Symposium on Weed and Crop Resistance to Herbicides,
     C┴doba, Spain. </UL>
<UL>Dyer, W.E. June, 1995.  Adaptive fitness of
     herbicide-resistant weeds  American Chemical Society Special
     Conference, Molecular Genetics and Ecology of Pesticide
     Resistance, Big Sky, MT </UL>
<UL>Stout, R.G.  June, 1994.  Thermotolerant Plants of
     Yellowstone  First Annual Ecology and Evolution Meeting,
     MSU</UL>

<UL>Qu, R. December 2, 1994.  Cereal Transformation  Department
     of Plant Pathology, MSU Sherwood, J.E.  February 24, 1995.
     "Sexual repression in the smuts" Department of 
     Microbiology, MSU</UL> 
<UL>Young, M.J. 4/95. 'Mutational analysis of spherical virus
     assembly' NIH. </UL>
<UL>Young, M.J.  11/94. 'Mechanism(s) of spherical virus
     assembly' Oklahoma State University. </UL>
<UL>Young, M.J. 7/95. 'Studies on viral assembly and gene
     regulation' Purdue University.  </UL>
<UL>Young, M.J. 10/94. 'Viral assembly: Follow the yellow brick
     road or driving in LA?' IU Medical Center. </UL>
<UL>Young, M.J. 9/94. 'Structural and mutational analysis of CCMV
     assembly' University of Wisconsin.</UL>
<UL>Lavin, M. 5/94. Or︹enes, Diversidad, y Biogeograf｛ de
     Fabaceae Neotropical. Annals of the Missouri Botanical
     Garden. VI Congresso Latinoamericano de Botanica, Advances
     en Fabaceas Symposium, Mar del Plata, Argentina.</UL>
<UL>Mitchell-Olds, T. 6/96. NATO Advanced Studies Institute on
     Signals and Pathways in Plants, Candidate Gene and Mapping
     Approaches to Disease Resistance, Italy. </UL>
<UL>Mitchell-Olds, T. 9/95. Fifth Congress of the European
     Society for Evolutionary Biology, Functional Molecular
     Population Genetics of Fitness Components, Edinburgh, UK.
</UL>
<UL> Mitchell-Olds, T. 7/95. Cold Spring Harbor Course on
     Arabidopsis Molecular Biology, Mapping QTL Causing Natural
     Variation among Arabidopsis Ecotypes, Cold Spring Harbor,
     NY.</UL>
<UL>Mitchell-Olds, T. 7/95. Society for the Study of Evolution,
     Symposium on the Genetic Basis of Quantitative Variation.
     Molecular Quantitative Genetics of Fitness Components
     Montreal, Canada.</UL> 
<UL>Mitchell-Olds, T. 4/95. Keynote Address, Ninth International
     Symposium on Plant-Insect Interactions, Molecular
     Physiological Ecology of Plant Defense, Switzerland.</UL>
<UL>Mitchell-Olds, T. 2/95. Montana Rare Plant Symp.,
     Conservation Genetics of Arabis fecunda, Missoula, MT.</UL>
<UL>Mitchell-Olds, T. 1/95. Gordon Conference on Chemistry of
     Plant-Herbivore Interactions,  Towards a Molecular Ecology
     of Plant Defenses. Ventura, CA. </UL>
<UL>Mitchell-Olds, T. 1/95. US Forest Service Short Course on
     Forest Genetics, Population Genetics of Forest Trees,
     Missoula, MT.</UL> 
<UL>Mitchell-Olds, T. 11/94. American Society of Agronomy,
     Symposium on Linkages between Ecological Genetics and Plant
     Improvement, Ecological Genetics of Plant Defense Against
     Insects and Pathogens. Seattle, WA. </UL>
<UL>Mitchell-Olds, T. 6/94. Society for the Study of Evolution,
     Symposium on Genetics of Speciation. Genetics of Hybrid
     Breakdown in Plants.Athens, GA.</UL> 
<UL>Mitchell-Olds, T. 5/94. North Carolina State University
     Symposium on Quantitative Genetics.  Molecular Quantitative
     Genetics in Natural Plant Populations. Raleigh, NC.</UL>
<UL>Mitchell-Olds, T. 2/94. Depts. of Genetics & Botany,
     Washington State University, Pullman, WA.</UL>
<UL>Mitchell-Olds, T. 5/94. Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant
     Research, Ithaca, NY. </UL>
<UL>Raboy, V. 6/94. Maize Low Phytic Acid Mutants, The Int.
     Society of Plant Molecular Biology, 4th International
     Congress, Amsterdam, Netherlands.</UL>
<UL>Raboy, V. 10/94. Modifying the Phytic Acid Content of Corn:
     Its Potential Affects for Health, Arizona Cancer Center
     Nutrition Core, Tucson AZ. </UL>
<UL>Raboy, V. 11/94. Genetics of Grain Phosphate and Mineral
     Storage and Availability in Cereals, Fall Seminar Series at
     University of California-Davis, Davis CA.</UL>
<UL>Oberthur, L. and T.K. Blake. The Genetic Control of Winter
     Hardiness in Barley.  Plant Genome Meetings.</UL>
<UL>T.K. Blake. Barley Molecular Markers Appropriate for
     Barly->Wheat Introgression.  Waite Institute,
     Australia.</UL>
<UL>T.K. Blake. Barley Molecular Markers Appropriate for H.
     bulbosum -> Barley Introgression. Crop Research Institute,
     Christchurch, New Zealand.</UL></P>