Displacement-based performance assessment of RC shear walls designed according to Canadian seismic standards

Review of canadian standards for seismic design -- Unified formulation of displacement-based design methods -- Design according to canadian code standards -- Displacement-based assessment of the seismic performance -- Nonlinear time history dynamic analyses -- Comparison of performed analyses

Chickpea in the Nineties: proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Chickpea Improvement, 4-8 Dec 1989, ICRISAT Center, India

This workshop brought together leading chickpea scientists from around the world to: summarize the present status of chickpea production and utilization; review progress since the first international chickpea workshop in 1979; project future goals for production and use of chickpea; identify constraints impeding progress, and research needed to reach these goals; prioritize research required to overcome the constraints; recommend and develop collaborative research proposals based on these priorities; and suggest the resources and training required to effect these proposals. These proceedings update information on work on chickpea since 1979. They contain 31 full papers covering; chickpea status and potential, utilization, genetic resources and enhancement of germplasm, physiology and agronomy, pathology, insect pests, breeding strategies and approaches to crop improvement, and transfer and exchange of technology. In addition there are 20 abstracts on recent advances in chickpea improvement that cover all the main chickpeagrowing areas worldwide, reports of discussions and recommendations. All abstracts, discussion reports, and recommendations are published in French and English

THE LX Report of The BEAN IMPROVEMENT COOPERATIVE No. 60, March 2017.

CONTENTS LX Annual Report of the Bean Improvement Cooperative xi BIC Coordinating Committee Membership - 1957 to 2017 . xii BIC Meritorious Service and Distinguished Achievement Award Recipients - 1957 to 2015 xiii BIC Awards Nomination Request for 2017 xvi BIC/NAPIA Meeting in 2017 . xix In Memory of Guillermo E. Galvez-Enriquez xx RESEARCH PAPERS FOR 2017 OPTIMIZING SPORULATION OF Pseudocercospora griseola IN VITRO • Paula F. de Pádua1, Rafael Pereira1, Luanna B. W. Gomes1 and Elaine A. de Souza1* 1 FINE MAPPING THE BROAD SPECTRUM ANTHRACNOSE RESISTANCE GENE IN AMENDOIM CAVALO 3 • Gilio, T.A.S.1, Oscar P. Hurtado-Gonzales2, Giseli Valentini1, Sandra A.L. Castro1, Haroldo T. Elias3, Qijian Song2, Maria Gonçalves-Vidigal1, and M.A. Pastor-Corrales2 • CO-SEGREGATION OF RECOMBINANT INBRED LINES OF THE COMMON BEAN TO RACES 65 AND 73 OF Colletotrichum lindemuthianum . 5 • Pelembe AE1, Vidigal Filho PS2, Gonçalves-Vidigal MC2*, Lacanallo GF2, Martins VSR2, Castro SAL2, Souza TLPO3 CHARACTERIZATION OF Colletotrichum spp. STRAINS FROM COMMON BEAN ANTHRACNOSE AND SCAB LESIONS . 7 • Mariana A. Dias1, Suellen F. Mota1, Larissa C. Costa1, Elaine A. de Souza1* • GENETIC VARIABILITY OF Colletotrichum lindemuthianum BY SEQUENCING ITS REGIONS 9 • Martiniano-Souza MC1,2*, Gonçalves-Vidigal MC1, Lacanallo GF1, Costa AF2, Vidigal Filho PS1, Dartibale GB1, Coêlho M1, Calvi AC1, Felipin-Azevedo R1 POTASSIUM FERTILIZATION INFLUENCE IN ANTHRACNOSE CONTROL IN COMMON BEAN . 11 • Wallysson Nascimento Lima, Anatércia Ferreira Alves 1*, Deurimar Herênio Gonçalves Júnior1, Felipe Ferreira da Silva1, Alinne da Silva1, Wilson Araújo da Silva1 ANTHRACNOSE REACTION OF COMMON BEAN PROGENIES DERIVED FROM RECURRENT SELECTION FOR WHITE MOLD RESISTANCE 13 • Ana Cláudia Moreira dos Santos; Monik Evelin Leite; José Maria da Costa; Filipe Couto Alves; João Bosco dos Santos1 GENETIC ANALYSIS OF ANTHRACNOSE RESISTANCE IN OURO NEGRO, ESPLENDOR AND MAJESTOSO COMMON BEAN CULTIVARS . 15 • Costa L.C.1, Souza, E.A.1*, Nalin, R.S.2, Ramalho, M.A.P.1, Pereira R.1 • THE PUTATIVE COMMON BEAN KINASE COK-4 PLAYS A ROLE IN PLANT DEVELOPMENT 17 • Felipin-Azevedo R1,2, Oblessuc PR2, Gonçalves-Vidigal MC1, Melotto M2 PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF Macrophomina phaseolina (Tassi) Goid. FROM COMMON BEANS AND OTHER HOSTS 19 • W. A. Chi-Chim1, S. Hernández-Delgado1*, J. M. González-Prieto1, A. Segura-Cabrera2 & N. Mayek-Pérez1,3 Phaseolus vulgaris GENES OBTAINED BY SUBTRACTIVE HYBRIDIZATION UNDER Macrophomina phaseolina INFECTION . 21 • Cuevas-Moreno J. Angel1, Méndez-Moran Lucila2, González-Prieto Juan Manuel1. IDENTIFICATION AND MAPPING OF QTLS ASSOCIATED WITH RESISTANCE TO Macrophomina phaseolina AND DROUGHT STRESS IN COMMON BEANS . 23 • R. Méndez-Aguilar1, 2, M. H. Reyes-Valdés3, S. Hernández-Delgado4, E. López-Salinas2, J. Cumpián-Gutiérrez2, M. A. Cantú-Almaguer2 & N. Mayek-Pérez4, 5* SCREENING COMMON AND TEPARY BEAN GENOTYPES AGAINST TWO ISOLATES OF MACROPHOMINA PHASEOLINA BY THE CUT-STEM METHOD . 25 • Diego M. Viteri 1 and Angela M. Linares 2 RESISTANT REACTION OF ANDEAN COMMON BEAN LANDRACE G19833, REFERENCE GENOME, TO 13 RACES OF UROMYCES APPENDICULATUS SUGGESTS BROAD SPECTRUM RUST RESISTANCE . 27 • Oscar P. Hurtado-Gonzales, Thiago A.S. Gilio, and M.A. Pastor-Corrales SIMPLE SEQUENCE REPEAT DNA MARKERS LINKED WITH GENES FOR RESISTANCE TO MAJOR DISEASES OF COMMON BEAN . 29 • G. Valentini1, M.C. Gonçalves-Vidigal1, P.B. Cregan2, Q. Song2, M.A. Pastor-Corrales2 MUTI SITE SCREENING IDENTIFIES AND VERIFIES LEVELS OF RESISTANCE TO WHITE MOLD IN COMMON BEAN IN 2016 . 31 • R. Higgins and J.R. Steadman PHYSIOLOGICAL RESISTANCE OF COMMON BEAN LINES TO Sclerotinia sclerotiorum . 33 • Lima, R.C.1; Souza, A.F.F.1; Teixera, P.H.1; Rodrigues, L.B.1; Orlando Júnior, W.A.1; Sousa, L.R.V.1; Paula Júnior, T.J.2; Vieira, R.F.2 SSR MARKERS LINKED TO META-QTLS FOR WHITE MOLD RESISTANCE IN COMMON BEAN 35 • Antonio Carlos M. Porto, Fernanda Souza Lopes, Renato C. C. Vasconcellos, Monik Evelin Leite, João Bosco dos Santos¹ PHENOTYPIC AND GENOTYPIC CHARACTERIZATION OF RELEVANT Sclerotinia sclerotiorum ISOLATES 37 • T.J.J. Miorini, A. Pannullo, T. Hornby, R.B. Higgins, S.E. Everhart, and J.R. Steadman SEEDLING STRAW TEST: A RAPID AND RESOURCE-EFFICIENT METHOD FOR EVALUATING WHITE MOLD RESISTANCE . 39 • Haidar Arkwazee and James R. Myers COMPARISON OF THE CONVENTIONAL AND SEEDLING STRAW TESTS FOR QUANTIFYING WHITE MOLD RESISTANCE . 41 • Haidar Arkwazee, Joel Davis and James R. Myers PRELIMINARY SURVEY OF RNA GENOME VIRUSES IN LIMA BEAN 43 • José Evando Aguiar Beserra Jr1, José Wilgney Miguel Teixeira1, Kelvin Josemar Marques Lima1 And Marcelo Eiras2 ASSESSMENT OF THE RESISTANCE CONFERRED BY THE bc-1 ALLELES TO Bean common mosaic necrosis virus . 45 • Xue Feng1, Pablo Guzman2, James R. Myers3, and Alexander V. Karasev1,4 IDENTIFICATION OF TROPICAL BLACK BEAN BREEDING LINES RESISTANT TO BGYMV USING MOLECULAR MARKERS . 47 • Eduardo G. Garrido-Ramirez, Francisco Javier Ibarra-Pérez, Ernesto López-Salinas and Oscar Hugo Tosquy-Valle SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISM (SNP) MARKER DISCOVERY AND GENETIC MAPPING ASSOCIATED WITH RESISTANCE TO BEAN GOLDEN YELLOW MOSAIC VIRUS . 49 • Soler A., Lobaton J.D., Macea E., Grajales M., Raatz B.*, and Beebe S. TERMINAL WATER STRESS IMPOSED TO IDENTIFY DROUGHT TOLERANT MESOAMERICAN BLACK COMMON BEAN BREEDING LINES IN SOUTHERN MEXICO . 51 • Francisco Javier Ibarra-Pérez, Rigoberto Zetina-Lezama, Oscar Hugo Tosquy-Valle and Ernesto López-Salinas WATER REGIME EFFECTS ON PHENOLOGY AND SEED YIELD OF TWO COMMON BEAN CULTIVARS GROWN IN DURANGO, MÉXICO . 53 • Rigoberto Rosales-Serna1*, Hilario Flores-Gallardo1 CHANGES IN THE PHENOLICS METABOLISM OF COMMON BEAN PLANTS GROWN UNDER DEFICIT IRRIGATION . 55 • Mayra Denise Herrera, Miguel Servín Palestina, Eduardo Alonso Longoria Aguero, Olivia Gabriela Rosales Bugarín. DEFICIT IRRIGATION IMPROVES SAPONINS CONTENT IN DIFFERENT COMMON BEAN PLANT TISSUES . 57 • Mayra Denise Herrera, Miguel Servín Palestina, Eduardo Alonso Longoria Aguero, Olivia Gabriela Rosales Bugarín. DROUGHT TOLERANCE OF COMMON BEAN GENOTYPES CHARACTERIZED BY PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS . 59 • Arruda, I.M.1; Santos, O.J.A.P.1; Stolf, R.1; Gonçalves, L.S.A.1; Moda-Cirino, V.2 HIGHER CONCENTRATION OF Fe LEADS TO HISTONE MODIFICATION IN COMMON BEAN TISSUE . 61 • Cheyenne E Durant1, Cherokee N Durant1, Lindsey Shimpa1, Maren A Johnson1, Venugopal Kalavacharla2, and Khwaja Hossain1 HIGHER CONTENT OF FE CAUSES DIFFERENTIAL GENE EXPRESSION IN COMMON BEAN 63 • Johnson Maren A.1, Durant Cheyenne E.1, Durant Cherokee N.1 Shimpa Lindsey J.1, Kalavacharla V2, and Hossain Khwaja G.1 DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSE OF FIFTEEN PINTO BEAN CULTIVARS TO TWO NITROGEN RATES . 65 • A Alhasan and J Heitholt IDENTIFICATION OF BLACK COMMON BEAN BREEDING LINES ADAPTED TO ACID SOILS OF SOUTHERN VERACRUZ, MEXICO 67 • Oscar Hugo Tosquy-Valle, Rigoberto Zetina-Lezama, Francisco Javier Ibarra-Pérez, Ernesto López-Salinas, Aurelio Morales-Rivera TOLERANCE TO ALUMINUM TOXICITY IN COMMON BEAN GENOTYPES 69 • Anderson Akihide Hirose¹; José dos Santos Neto¹; Vania Kajiwara¹; Vânia Moda-Cirino GROWTH OF COMMON BEAN AFFECTED BY SOIL CONTAMINATED WITH CHROMIUM VI . 71 • Reis, R.H.C.L.1, Martins, G.C. 1, Efrat, R.2, Engelhardt, M.M.1, Lima, F.R.D.1, Pozza, A.A.A.1, Marques, J.J.1 MERCURY PHYT OTOXICITY IN COMMON BEANS IN SOILS OF MINAS GERAIS, BRAZIL . 73 • Lima, F.R.D.1, Martins, G.C.1, Engelhardt, M.M.1, Reis, R.H.C.L.1, Cândido, G.S.1, Pereira P.1, Alacoque, J.G.1, Marques, J.J.1 NICKEL APPLICATION RATES ON DRY BEAN CULTIVARS IAC FORMOSO AND BRS NOTÁVEL . 75 • Souza, Z. R.1; Bamberg, S. M. 1; Oliveira, D. P.1; Rodak, B. W. 1; Freitas, D. S. 1; Lustosa Filho, J. F. 1; Carneiro, M. A. C. 1; Morais, A. R. 1; Moreira, F. M. S. 1; Andrade, M. J. B.1 BIOMASS AND YIELD OF COMMON BEAN (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) AS A FUNCTION OF THE NITROGEN SOURCE . 77 • Escalante-Estrada José Alberto Salvador and María Teresa Rodríguez-González PHOSPHORUS CONTENT IN SEEDS OF COMMON BEAN GROWN IN DIFFERENT PHOSPHORUS LEVELS . 79 • Navarro, A. T.1; Santos Neto, J.1; Scholz, M.B.S.1; Moda-Cirino, V1. NON-PREFERENCE FOR FEEDING OF Heliothis virescens BY BEAN GENOTYPES 81 • A.L. Boiça Júnior1, W.I. Eduardo1, R.F.O. Moraes1, Z.A. Ribeiro1 and B.H.S. Souza1 RESISTANCE OF DIFFERENT BEAN GENOTYPES (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) TO Aphis craccivora Koch, 1854 83 • Hoshino AT 1, Buratto JS1, Dias BF1, Luski PGG1, Androcioli HG1 RESISTANCE OF DIFFERENT COMMON BEAN GENOTYPES (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) TO WHITEFLY (Bemisia tabaci GENNADIUS, 1889) B BIOTYPE (HEMIPTERA: ALEYRODIDAE) 85 • Hoshino1 AT, Buratto1 JS, Dias1 BF, Luski1 PGG, Androcioli1 HG STRATEGIES FOR WHITEFLY MANAGEMENT ON COMMON BEANS USING NEEM OIL AND INSETICIDE, UNDER GREENHOUSE CONDITIONS . 87 • A.L. Boiça Júnior1, W.I. Eduardo1, B.H.S. Souza1, I.R. Cedin1 and Z.A. Ribeiro1 DEVELOPMENT AND FITNESS OF Spodoptera cosmioides (WALKER) (LEPIDOPTERA: NOCTUIDAE) ON Phaseolus vulgaris L. GENOTYPES . 89 • M. M. Freitas1, C. A. Freitas1, L. Nogueira1, P. H. S. Barcelos1, A. L. Boiça Júnior1 FEEDING PREFERENCE OF Spodoptera frugiperda (SMITH) (LEPIDOPTERA: NOCTUIDAE) ON Phaseolus vulgaris L. GENOTYPES . 91 • C.A. Freitas1, L. Nogueira1, M. M. Freitas1, P. H. S. Barcelos1, A. L. Boiça Júnior1 ATRACTIVENESS AND NON-PREFERENCE FOR OVIPOSITION OF Tetranychus ogmophallos (ACARI: TETRANYCHIDAE) ON GENOTYPES OF Phaseolus vulgaris L. 93 • C. C. Melville1, L. Nogueira1, Daniel J. A1, E. B. Oliveira2, S. F. Zampa1, A. L. Boiça Júnior1 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GENOMIC DNA EXTRACTION METHODS IN LIMA BEAN (Phaseolus lunatus L.) 95 • Jéssica Daniele Lustosa da Silva, Gisele Holanda de Sa, Rafael da Costa Almeida, Amanda Camila dos Santos Linhares, Marcos Emanuel Oliveira Bezerra, Igor Benício Campêlo, Marilha Vieira de Brito, Ângela Celis de Almeida Lopes, Regina Lucia Ferreira Gomes MORPHO-AGRONOMIC CHARACTERIZATION OF LIMA BEAN GENOTYPES FROM SUBTROPICAL BRAZIL 97 • Régis de Araujo Pinheiro1, Gilberto Antonio Peripolli Bevilaqua2, Josuan Sturbelle Schiavon3, Irajá Ferreira Antunes4 EFFECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE POTENTIAL DISTRIBUTION OF WILD LIMA BEAN (Phaseolus lunatus L., Fabacea) 99 • Cerda-Hurtado I. Montserrat1, Hernández-Delgado Sanjuana1, Reyes-Valdés M. Humberto2, Mayek-Pérez Netzahualcoyotl3 and González-Prieto Juan Manuel1 PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF HEAT STRESS ON LIMA BEAN (Phaseolus lunatus) AND DEVELOPMENT OF HEAT TOLERANCE SCREENING TECHNIQUES 101 • EG Ernest*, RJ Wisser and GC Johnson OCCURRENCE OF SOIL DISEASES IN INTERCROPPING OF LIMA BEAN LANDRACES WITH MAIZE 103 • Vinicius S. Freitas, Gabriel de M. Cunha Gonçalves, Wilson V. de Assunção Neto, Antônia M. de C. Batista de Sousa, Matheus de M. Cunha Gonçalves, Maruzanete P. de Melo, Ângela Celis de A. Lopes, Regina Lucia F. Gomes HOST REACTION OF COMMON BEAN GENOTYPES TO ROOT-KNOT NEMATODES 105 • Machado, A.C.Z.; Silva, S.A.; Fonseca Júnior, N.S.; Cirino, V.M. ANALYSIS OF PHASEOLIN GENE COPY NUMBER BY QUANTITATIVE PCR 107 • Pandurangan, S, Marsolais, F INTROGRESSION OF A POWDERY MILDEW RESISTANCE GENE INTO MARKET CLASS FABADA 109 • Campa A, E. Murube, JJ Ferreira THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF THE CHARACTERS IN THE STUDY OF THE GENETIC DIVERSITY OF COMMON BEAN . 111 • Delfini, J.1; Moda-Cirino, V.1 STRATEGIES FOR USE OF GERMPLASM COLLECTIONS OF BEANS – THE CASE OF PHASEOLUS VULGARIS AT EMBRAPA TEMPERATE CLIMATE . 113 • Irajá Ferreira Antunes1, Gilberto Antonio Peripolli Bevilaqua1, Cristiane Tavares Feijó5, Tatiana Schiavon Albuquerque2, Anderson Luis Mesquita da Martha3, Patrícia da Silva Martins4, Régis de Araújo Pinheiro2, Caroline Vaz Lima2 COMMON BEAN (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) CULTIVAR EVALUATION BY FAMILY FARMERS 115 Irajá Ferreira Antunes1, Clause Fátima Brum Piana2, João Gilberto Corrêa da Silva2, Alexandre Terracciano Villela2, Gilberto Antonio Peripolli Bevilaqua1 SEED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS OF Phaseolus USED BY FARMERS FROM OAXACA, MÉXICO 117 • A.L. García-Narváez1, S. Hernández-Delgado1*, J.L. Chávez-Servia2 & N. Mayek-Pérez1,3 DRY BEAN CULTIVAR IAC ALVORADA UNDER DIFFERENT RATES OF RHIZOBIUM INOCULANT IN THE PLANTING FURROW . 119 Oliveira, D. P.1; Soares, B. L.1; Martins, F. A. D.1; Rufini, M.; Franceschini, L.A.; Resende, E.A.M.; Moreira, F. M. S. 1; Andrade, M. J. B.1 APPLICATION RATES OF RHIZOBIUM INOCULANT IN THE PLANTING FURROW IN DRY BEAN cv. BRS ESTILO 121 • Oliveira, D. P.1; Soares, B. L.1; Martins, F. A. D.2; Rufini, M.; Pereira, R. M.; Figueiredo, M.A.; Moreira, F. M. S. 1; Andrade, M. J. B.1 TESTING A DIFFERENTIAL SET OF ANDEAN AND MESOAMERICAN COMMON BEAN GENOTYPES TO CHARACTERIZE RHIZOBIUM ISOLATES 123 • J.C. Rosas1, D. Valle1, C. Estevez de Jensen2, J.S. Beaver2 and T.G. Porch3 RHIZOBIUM INOCULATION IN DRY BEAN CV. BRSMG MADREPÉROLA SUBJECTED TO FUNGICIDE SEED TREATMENT . 125 • Cardillo, B. E. S.1; Oliveira, D. P.1; Soares, B. L.1; Martins, F. A. D.2; Ferreira Neto, G. G.1; Costa, J.C.; Moreira, F. M. S. 1; Andrade, M. J. B.1 COMPARISON OF TWO CULTIVARS OF Phaseolus vulgaris L. INOCULATED WITH A STRAIN OF NITROGEN FIXING RHIZOBACTERIA . 127 • Rentería-Chávez, Ma. Concepción1; A. García-Esteva1; J. Kohashi-Shibata1*; J. J. Almaraz2, and J. A. Estrada-Gómez3 NITROGEN FERTILIZATION AND INOCULATION OF COMMON BEAN WITH Rhizobium tropici 129 • Ribeiro, D.F.1; Oliveira, M.F.F.J.1; Braga, M.M.1; Rezende, R.M.1*; Rezende, R.A.L.S.2; Miranda, W.L.1; Freitas, A.S.1; Oliveira, D.P.3 ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY IN RELATION TO THE SIZE OF POD IN DIFFERENT SNAP BEAN GENOTYPES . 131 • Felipe F. Furlan¹; Guilherme R. Gomes¹; Gustavo H. Freiria¹; Douglas J. Bertoncelli¹; Mônica S. Omura¹; Guilherme A. C. Alves¹; Vêronica Pellizzaro¹; Tamara M. Machado²; Fernanda G. de Almeida²; Rodrigo Anschau¹; Lúcia S. A. Takahashi¹ EXPORTATION RATES OF NUTRIENTS IN SNAP BEAN WITH INDETERMINATE GROWTH HABIT . 133 • Renan Ribeiro Barzan, João Pedro Silvestre, Hector Augusto Sandoval Contreras, Gustavo Adolfo de Freitas Fregonezi and Luiz Henrique Campos de Almeida1 RESISTANCE LINES OF SNAP BEAN TO FUSARIUM WILT (Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. phaseoli) . 135 • Eli Carlos de Oliveira, Guilherme Renato Gomes, Luiz Henrique Campos de Almeida, Paulo Augusto Campos Bassoli, Leticia Verônica de Oliveira, Luiz Abilio Ribeiro Alves, Renan Ribeiro Barzan, Felipe André Araujo. INOCULATION AND LEAF FERTILIZATION OF MOLYBDENUM AND COBALT ON SNAP BEAN YIELD 137 • Felipe F. Furlan¹; Guilherme R. Gomes¹; Gustavo H. Freiria¹; Douglas J. Bertoncelli¹; Mônica S. Omura¹; Guilherme A. C. Alves¹; Vêronica Pellizzaro¹; Rodrigo Anschau¹; Eli C. de Oliveira¹; Lúcia S. A. Takahashi¹ SNAP BEAN PRODUCTIVITY UNDER DIFFERENT POPULATION DENSITIES . 139 • L.H.C. Almeida1, G.R. Gomes, R.R. Barzan, P.A.C. Bassoli, L.V. Oliveira, A.P. Barbosa, E.C. Oliveira, R. Anshau, M.M.J. Fratoni and E. Miglioranza SENSORY AND INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS IN SNAP BEAN . 141 • Luiz Henrique Campos de Almeida, Guilherme Renato Gomes, Luiz Abílio Ribeiro Alves, André Prechlak Barbosa, Eli Carlos de Oliveira GENETIC DISSIMILARITY AMONG GENOTYPES OF SNAP BEANS BASED ON YIELD AND PRODUCTION COMPONENTS. 143 • Rodrigo Anschau¹; Gustavo H. Freiria¹; Felipe F. Furlan¹; Douglas J. Bertoncelli¹; Guilherme R. Gomes¹; Verônica Pellizzaro¹; Mônica S. Omura¹; André B. Prechlak¹; Guilherme A. C. Alves, Lúcia S. A. Takahashi¹ CORRELATIONS AND PATH ANALYSIS UNDER MULTICOLINEARITY IN THE ASSOCIATION OF VEGETATIVE CHARACTERISTICS WITH THE YIELD OF SNAP BEANS . 145 • Rodrigo Anschau¹; Gustavo H. Freiria¹; Felipe F. Furlan¹; Douglas J. Bertoncelli¹; Guilherme R. Gomes¹; Verônica Pellizzaro¹; Mônica S. Omura¹; Nicolas A. S. Vengrus¹; Luiz H. C. Almeida¹; Lúcia S. A. Takahashi¹ CENTERS OF DOMESTICATION FOR CHINESE, SPANISH, AND BEANCAP SNAP BEAN POPULATIONS 147 • Lyle Wallace and James R. Myers BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS AND ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY IN GRAINS OF LIMA BEAN GENOTYPES 149 • Régis de Araujo Pinheiro1; Gilberto A Peripolli Bevilaqua2; Irajá Ferreira Antunes3, Lester Amorim Pinheiro4 MAPPING AND PREDICTING COLOR RETENTION AND OTHER QUALITY TRAITS IN BLACK BEAN POPULATIONS 151 • Nolan Bornowski, Fernando A. Mendoza, and James D. Kelly COMPARISON OF COOKING TIME OF COMMERCIAL BEAN VARIETIES AND NEW BREEDING LINES DEVELOPED IN EASTERN AFRICA . 153 • Kimani, P.M., P. Komu and S. N. Njau COOKING TIME AND SENSORY ANALYSIS OF A DRY BEAN DIVERSITY PANEL 155 • Amber N Bassett1, Karen A Cichy12 and Daniel Ambechew3 DARKENING OF THE SEED COAT IN DRY BEAN GENOTYPES DURING EARLY DAYS AFTER HARVEST . 157 • Carmen Jacinto-Hernández 1, Ramón Garza-García2, Dagoberto Garza- García 3 Irma Bernal-Lugo4 GENOTYPIC VARIATION IN FLATULENCE CAUSING OLIGOSACCHARIDES IN BIOFORTIFIED AND COMMERCIAL DRY BEAN VARIETIES 159 • P .M. Kimani1, P. Komu1, J. Mudiope2 and P. Githuka2 GENETIC VARIABILITY ASSOCIATED TO TECHNOLOGICAL QUALITY OF BEAN ELITE LINES OF SPECIAL GRAINS 161 • M.B. de Oliveira1*, A.J. de Carvalho1, F.A. Andrade2, J.E. de S. Carneiro2, O.G. Brito3, V.B. de Souza4, P.F.S., Alves1, A.M.S. de S. David1, I. Aspiazú1, L.A.C. Rocha1, É.V.C. Mendes1, T.V. Rodrigues1 GENETIC VARIABILITY FOR GRAIN TECHNOLOGICAL TRAITS IN ANDEAN COMMON BEAN GENOTYPES . 163 • Kajiwara, V.¹; Ribeiro, L.B.¹; Hirose, A.A.¹; Scholz, M.B.S.¹; Moda-Cirino, V.¹ IMPACT OF INTERACTION P AND Zn ON BIOFORTIFICATION OF BEAN 165 • Morais, E. G.1, Lima, F. R. D.1, Vaz, G. H. B.1, Vilela, E. F.1 Ferraz, R. M.1, Silva, M. L. S. 1, V. Faquin1 THE MANTECA YELLOW BEAN: A GENETIC RESOURCE OF FAST COOKING AND HIGH IRON BIOAVAILABILITY PHENOTYPES FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF DRY BEANS (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) . 167 • Jason A. Wiesinger1, Karen A. Cichy2, Elad Tako1, Jon J. Hart1, Raymond P. Glahn1 SEED ABORTION IN NATURALLY POLLINATED FLOWERS OF MEXICAN NATIVE PLANTS OF Phaseolus coccineus L 169 • Ma. Luisa P. Vargas-Vázquez; P. Yáñez-Jiménez; J. Kohashi-Shibata*; E. Uscanga-Mortera and A. García-Esteva BEAN SEED STORED FOR 12 YEARS USING SILICA GEL AT COMMON REFRIGERATION TEMPERATURE SHOWED HIGH VIABILITY AND GERMINATION PERCENTAGE . 171 • Mildred Zapata INTRA - AND INTER-SPECIES VARIABILITY AND GENETIC RELATIONSHIPS IN WILD AND CULTIVATED BEANS FROM MEXICO 173 • J. Martínez-Mondragón1, M. L. P. Vargas-Vázquez2, J. S. Muruaga-Martínez2, R. Ruíz-Salazar3, S. Hernández-Delgado1 & N. Mayek-Pérez1, 4* CHARACTERIZATION OF ENVIRONMENTS WHERE WILD BEANS (Phaseolus spp.) ARE DISTRIBUTED IN MEXICO 175 • I. M. Cerda-Hurtado1*, S. Hernández-Delgado1, J. S. Muruaga-Martínez2, M. A. Reyes-Lara3, M. H. Reyes-Valdés4, J. M. González-Prieto1 & N. Mayek-Pérez1,5 GENETICS OF YIELD VARIATION AND GENOTYPE BY ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS IN THE COOPERATIVE DRY BEAN NURSERIES 177 Alice MacQueen1, Jeffrey W.White2, Phil McClean3, Tom Juenger1 EFFECT OF PLANT POPULATION IN GREAT NORTHERN AND PINTO BEAN PRODUCTION IN WESTERN NEBRASKA . 179 Carlos A. 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B Stars with and without emission lines, parts 1 and 2

The spectra for B stars for which emission lines occur not on the main sequence, but only among the supergiants, and those B stars for which the presence of emission in H ahlpa is considered to be a significant factor in delineating atmospheric structure are examined. The development of models that are compatible with all known facts about a star and with the laws of physics is also discussed

Saving Bones: a direct comparison of FTIR-ATR, whole bone percent nitrogen, and NIR

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