ANNUAL REPORT OF THE

BEAN IMPROVEMENT

COOPERATIVE A VOLUNTARY AND INFORMAL ORGANIZATION

TO EFFECT THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND MATERIALS

VOLUME 42 1999

The XXXXII

Report of The

BEAN IMPROVEMENT COOPERATIVE

No. 42 March 1999

[ISSN 0084-7747]

Coordinating Committee

Steve Antonius Jim Kelly (President) PhilMiklas Soon Jai Park Howard F. Schwartz (Ex officio) Bert Vandenberg

Jim Beaver George Kotch Jim Myers Ron Riley Shree P. Singh

Please address correspondence about BIC membership and BIC annual reports to:

Dr. James D. Kelly, BIC President Tele: 517-355-0205// FAX: 517-353-3955 // Email: kellyj@pilotmsu.edu Department of Crop & Soil Sciences Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 48824 U. S. A.

Note: It will be assumed that interested individuals may freely cite (including author credit) any report or note m this BIC report, unless the author indicates to the contrary. As a professional courtesy, individuals citing BIC notes should notify the authors of his or her intentions. The BIC Coordinating Committee approved this statement on November 3,

1975.

TABLE OF COiNTENTS Page

THE 42"^^ ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BEAN IMPROVEMENT COOPERATIVE i BIG COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP-1957 to 1998 ....,, i Awards Committee: ii B I C MERITORIOUS SERVICE & ACHIEVEMENT AWARD RECIPIENTS .....ii B I C AWARDS - NOMINATION REQUEST ...iv B I C AWARD NOMINATION ........iv 1999 ANNUAL BIC MEETING..... , v Coordination of Genes and Gene Symbol Nomenclature - BIC Genetics Committee v Report of the 1997 BIC Genetic Committee ............vi

1999 Research Papers

Reaction of common bean lines Vax 4, Vax 5, and Vax 6, derived from interspecific hybridization and gene pyramiding, to 20 Xanthomonas campestris pv.phaseoli isolates of different geographical origins C. Jara, G. Mahuku, H. Terán, and S.P. Singh............. 1

Application of molecular markers to assist selection of common beans resistant to common bacterial blight (Xanthomonas campestris pv. phaseoli). K. Yu, S. J. Park and V. Poysa.... .3

Confirmation of molecular markers and flower color associated with QTL for resistance to common bacterial blight in common beans. S.O. Park, D.P. Coyne, N. Mutlu, G. Jung, and J.R. Steadman.. 5

Backcross breeding with RAPD molecular markers to enhance resistance to common bacterial blight in pinto beans. N. Mutlu, D.P. Coyne, S.O. Park, J.R. Steadman, J. Reiser, andG. Jung 7

An allelic series at the Co-1 locus for anthracnose resistance in common bean. M. Melotto, H.E. Awale, and J.D. Kelly........................ 9

Experimental evidence of a single dominant gene {Co-ó) controlling AB 136 resistance to races 31 and 69 of Colletotrichum lindemuthianum MC. Gonçalves-Vidigal, N.S. Sakiyama, V.R. Oliveira, A.T. Amara! Júnior, P.S. Vidigal Filho, andL. Silvério 11

Identification of RAPD markers linked to resistance genes to anthracnose in common bean cultivars AB 136, TO and G 2333 A. L. Alzate-Marin, M.C. Cardoso De Amida, H. Menarim, J. Chagas, E. Gonçalves De Barros and M. A. Moreira 13

Backcross assisted by RAPD markers for the introgression of Co-4 and Co-6 anthracnose resistant genes in common bean cultivars A.L. Alzate-Marin, H. Menarim, M.C. Cardoso De Arruda, J Chagas, E. Gonçalves De Barros and M.A. Moreira 15

Inheritance of resistance to anthracnose in snapbean Z. Xu, S. Wang, M. Wei, H. Yu,. , 17

Contribution to increase the usefutaess of the present differential series for common bean angular leaf spot A. Sartorato, S. Nietsche, E.T. Caixeta, E.G. Barros and M.A. Moreira 19

Inheritance of angular leaf spot resistance and RAPD markers linked to disease resistance gene in common beans A. Sartorato, S. Nietsche, E.G. Barros and M.A. Moreira................ .21

SCAR marker linked to angular leaf spot resistance gene in common bean A. Sartorato, S. Nietsche, E.G. Barros, and M.A. Moreira 23

Drijfliout's Data Revisited: Linkage Between bc-u and bc-1^ for Bean Common Mosaic Virus Resistance J. R. Myers, P.E. McClean, C.A. Strausbaugh, and R.L. Forster 25

Construction of a contig near the I gene with clones from a Phaseolus vulgaris bacterial artificial chromosome library E. Vallejos, T.R. Plyler, G. Astua-Monge, W. Vanhouten, and S.A. Mackenzie 27

Isolation of common bean disease resistance and serine/threonine protein kinase gene homologues by RT-PCR RX. CoîTêa, CM. de Oliveira Borges, M.A. Moreira and E.G. de Barros ■ • ^^

Molecular markers linked to the Ur-T gene conferring specific resistance to rust in common bean ^ ^ SO Park, D.P. Coyne, and J.R. Steadman ■• * ^

Development of a sequence-tagged site (STS) marker for Ur^lh a gene conferring resistance to the bean rust fimgus, Uromyces appendiculatus. ^^ W.E. Boone, J.R. Stavely, andN.F. Weeden • ^^

Bean rust in the United States m 1998 . j 5

J. R. Stavely —. ; * ' Pathogenic variability in Uromyces appendiculatus from Central Africa ^^

T Ö Stavelv • • • ' * * •••••• Histopathological evidenc'e'for'ligniii accumulation during the expression of resistance to bean rust in snap bean ^^

D. Feng, S. Wang •••* ■ • * * Evaluation of foliar fimgicides for control of rust on snap beans

C.A. MuUins, R.A. Straw, N. B. Shamiyeh, and R. Folium • • • Dry bean G122 contributes a major QTL for white mold resistance in the straw test ^^

P N Miklas, R. Delorme, W.C. Johnson, and P. Gepts • Mapping of molecular markers and seedcoat pattern associated with QTL affecting white mold resistance m

common bean ^^ S.O. Park, D.P. Coyne, J.R. Steadman, and G. Jung.. • •

Inheritance of resistance to white mold in common bean ^^ J.M. Kolkman and J.D. Kelly • • *

Bean white mold nursery, 1998 ^^ J.R. Steadman • • ; ; *

White mould: Germplasm screenmg under various field conditions in Ontario ^ ^ S.J. Park, T. Rupert and T.R. Anderson,

Limited term inoculation screening of germplasm for resistance to Sclerotinia sclerotiorum. J.R. Tatnell, J.K. Middleton and R.J. Redden ..- • •

Field and greenhouse evaluation of the straw test for resistance of dry bean to white mold ^ ^ R. Hall, L.G. Phillips, and D. Mooij •

Correlation between the field and straw test for white mold resistance m common bean ^^ J.R. Myers, B. Gihnore, and D. Kean ■•••• ;:'""'"ï

Fungicides and application methods (fimgigation and ground sprayer) for white mold control m dry beans ^^ R.F. Vieira and T.J. De Paula Júnior • " '

Potential new chemistry for the control of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum ^ R.T. McMillan, Jr., W.R, Graves and R L. Vande Hei •

Control of kidney bean root rot in Minnesota ^^ C.E, de Jensen, R. Meronuck and J.A. Percich

Heritability estimates for resistance fiisarium root rot in common bean ^^ K.A. Schneider and J.D. Kelly ■• •• ;

Resistance to Macrophomina phaseolina in common bean germplasm in Mexico N. Mayek-Pérez, C. López-Castañeda, E. Lopez-Salinas, J. Cumpián-Gutiérrez, L C, Joaqum- ^^ Torres, and J. A. Acosta-Gallegos - ;* ''"'," "^

Multiple disease resistance in bean genotypes from a core collection (CIAT) grown m central Mexico R. Navarrete-Maya, B. Aguilar-Garzón, R. Rosales-Sema and J.A. Acosta Gallegos o^

Outcrossing rates within and between gene pools in common bean ^ ^ G Waines, F.J. Ibarra-Perez and A.Castillo-Rosales • •■ "-

Agronomic traits m early stages as an'indirect selection criterion in common bean under mtermittent drought. E. Acosta-Diaz, J.A. Acosta-Gallegos, and S. Padilla-Ramirez .•..-• "r""-';;;;;;^^;;:' '

Morphological observations on the leaf surface of Phaseolus vulgaris L. and then" possible relationship to stomatal

response. , /- „ 7S J F Acuirre, L.P. Ruiz, J. Kohashi-Shibata, C.L. Trejo, and J. Acosta-Gallegos

Phenolo<n' of common bean from the Mesoamerican gene pool in the highlands of Mexico R Rosales-Seraa, R. Ochoa-Márquez, J.W. White and J.A. Acosta-Gallegos

Intraspecific chloroplast DNA diversity in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) for domestication studies M.I. Chacón Sánchez, B. Pickersgill and D.G. Debouck 79

Compiementary dominât Fi hybrid incompatibility between Phaseolus vulgaris and P. polyanthus and its relationship with the DL genes S.P. Singh and L.E. Narvaéz ..,„.... „.... 81

Osmotic environment of Phaseolus polyanthus Greenm. and P. vulgaris L. Embry^os during early development. P. Geerts, G. Mergeai and J-P. Baudoin 83

Effect of synthetic ABA in root growth of domesticated and wild Phaseolus vulgaris L. R.J. Garcia-Nava, CB. Pena-Valdivia, L.del Mar P. Ruiz, and C.L. Trejo. 85

Imbibition and hypocotyl root growth in wild and domesticated common bean {Phaseolus vulgaris L.). C.B. Pena-Valdivia, R. Garcia N., J.R, Aguirre R., and C. L. Trejo. 87

Water absorption kinetics in seed of wild and cultivated Phaseolus vulgaris, P. Perez-Herrera and J.A. Acosta-Gallegos 89

Characteristics of the seed coat in wild and cultivated Phaseolus vulgaris L M.C. Gómez-Roldán, P. Pérez-Herrera, J. Valdés-Carraseo and J. A. Acosta-Gallegos 91

Seed yield of segregating populations of cultivated x wild Phaseolus vulgaris. J.A. Acosta-Gallegos, T.S. Herrera-Flores, B. Aguilar-Garzon and P. Gepts, 93

Variation in wild and primitive Andean bean varieties under European conditions M. De Ron, A.P. Rodino, M.C. Menéndez-Sevillano, M. Santalla, N. Barcala, and I. Montero 95

MCR lines in improvement pro-ams of Spanish beans M. Miranda and G. Palomares ..97

N2 fixation of common bean in dryland productions systems: Effects of cultivar and inoculation method T.M. Nleya, F. Walley and A. Vandenberg..... 99

Effect of maize on bean yield and its component in maize-bean intercropping. R. Diaz R., J.A. Escalante Estrada, V. Olalde G., and E. Herrera C 101

Common bean as a cash earner in sub-saharan Africa C.S. Wortmann, C.A. Eledu and S. David 103

Factors influencing on farm loss of local bean germplasm in Uganda M. Mugisa-Mutetikka, B.S. Male-Kayiwa, P. Tukamuhabwa, A. Karimarimo,H. Eyedu and W. Ndaula 105

Factors influencing farmers seasonal variety selection criterion M. Mugisa-MutetikJca, B.S. Male-Kayiwa„ P. Tukamuhabwa, A. Karimarimo,H. Eyedu and W. Ndaula , 107

Host effects on bean foliage beetle (Coleóptera: Chrysomelidae) emergence pattera in northern Tanzania. J.K.O, Ampofo and S.M. Massomo 109

Evaluation of intercrops for snap beans C.A. Mullins and RA. Straw 111

Evaluation of half runner bean breeding lines C.A. Mullins, RA. Straw, J.R Stavely, and LE, Wyatt...... „ 113

Inheritance of persistent chlorophyll (pc) and its relationship with immature white seed. J.R. Baggett, M. Hessel, and J.R. Myers 115

Relationship of persistent green (pc) with wax pod iy) in snap beans. J. R Baggett, M. Hessel, and J.R. Myers 117

Astragalin (Kaempferol 3-0-Glucoside) and Proanthocyanidins are the mam flavonoid compounds of four Phaseolus vulgaris L. seed coat color genotypes C.W, Beninger and G.L. Hosfield 119

Extraction and ultrafiltration processing of navy bean {Phaseolus vulgaris) protein fractions J.C. Jackson and M.A. Uebersax 121

Determination of total dietar>^ fiber, indigestible starch, and indigestible protein in dry bean, Phaseolus vulgaris L.R.M. Engleright, M.R. Bennink, and G.L. Hosfield 123

Seed physical traits and inheritance of cooking time in recombinant bean inbred lines C. Jacinto H., S. Azpíroz R,., J.A. Acosta G., H. Hernández S, B. Baltazar M., I. Bemal-Lugo... 125

Variability for processing quality traits in two recombinant inbred populations of kidney bean M.C. Posa, G.L. Hosfleld, 1,D. Kelly and K.F. Grafton.... 127

Cooking time determination of dry bean seeds {Phaseolus vulgaris L.). D.D. Genchev • • • • ^^^

Cooking time and water imbibition of black beans treated with high hydrostatic pressure E. Sangronis, A. Ibarz, G.V. Barbosa-Cánovas and B.G. Swanson - 131

Protein digestibility and texture of black beans (phaseolus vulgaris) treated with high hydrostatic pressure E. Sangronis, G.V. Barbosa-Cánovas and B.G. Swanson 132

Genetic Stocks and Release Notices

Notice of naming and release of Phantom, a new black bean cultivar for Michigan and the Great Lakes region. J.D. Kelly, J. Taylor, G.L. Hosfield, M.A. Uebersax, and G.V.Vamer -. 133

Naming and Release of Pinto Cultivar Montrose. M.A. Brick, H. Schwartz, J.B. Ogg, J. Johnson, F. Judson, J. Shanahan, and C. Pearson 135

Rayo - INIA: new Chilean dry bean and green shelled cultivar. J. Tay, A. Valenzuela and F. Venegas 1^^

Notice of naming and release of Morales, a bean golden mosaic resistant small white bean cultivar for Puerto Rico J. Beaver, and P. Miklas • • ^^^

Notice of naming and release of Rosada Nativa, a bean golden mosaic resistant pink bean cultivar for Puerto Rico J. Beaver, R. Echavez-Badel, and P. Miklas • • •• 1^^

Notice of release of PR9443-4, a bean golden mosaic, rust and common bacterial blight resistant light red kidney bean germplasm J. Beaver, M. Zapata, and P. Miklas 13^

SUBJECT MATTER INDEX - Volume 42 • •• 1"^^ BIC MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY • • -^^^ BEAN IMPROVEMENT COOPERATIVE - Financial Statement •• • —• 152

THE 42"*^ ANNUAL REPORT OF TIffi BEAN IMPROPREMENT COOPERATIV^E

The Bean Improvement Cooperative would like to invite its members and other interested parties join us at the 1999 Biennial Meeting in Calgary Alberta from November 8-13. In addition, there are associated meetings with our colleagues in pea improvement, Crop Germplasm Committees and the Regional W-150 Committee before and after the BIC/NDBC sessions. Our local hosts include H. Henning Muendel (Research Centre, Lethbridge, Alberta) and Bert Vandenberg (University of Saskatchewan) in addition to their pulse industry colleagues in the Canadian Prairies. Please refer to the information provided by the local organizing committee in this report of the BIC, and look for other information and the call for abstacts that will be mailed directly by the local organizing committee to all BIC members later this year. Please share this information with interested colleagues who would like to attend these meetings and/'or join the BIC

Our organization has always had a strong commitment from its members who have devoted their time and energy to creating a positive atmosphere of cooperation and enthusiasm for those just beginning their exciting careers to those who have come to the end of tibeir productive and rewarding careers with beans. Please review the call for nominations for the BIC Meritorious Service Award and the BIC Achievement Award, and forward your nominations to the Awards Committee Chairperson, Dermot P. Coyne by July 1, 1999.

I have taken this opportunity to update the list of BIC Committee Membership, and those who have received BIC Awards tiiroughout the history of the Bean Improvement Cooperative. In addition, we have a Genetics Committee, which of late has received leadership from individuals such as Jim Myers and Mark Bassett and their report and recommendations are published in this issue.

BIC COMMITTEE MEMBERSfflP - 1957 to 1998

Coordinating Committee (approximate year of appointment):

1957 Dean, Enzie, Frazier* (BIC Coordinator/President), McCabe, Zaumeyer 1960 Anderson, Atkin, Dean, Enzie, Frazier, McCabe, Zaumeyer 1962 Anderson, Atkin, Dean, Frazier, Pierce, Polzak, Zaumeyer 1968 Anderson, Coyne, Dean, Jorgensen, Polzak, Zaumeyer 1971 Briggs, Coyne, Dean, Jorgensen, Polzak, Zaumeyer 1972 Burke, Coyne, Dean, Jorgensen, Kiely, Polzak, Zaumeyer 1974 Ballantyne, Bravo, Burke, Coyne, Dickson, Emery, Evans, Kiely, Saettler, Zaumeyer 1977 Ballantyne, Bliss, Coyne, Dickson, Emety, Evans, Graham, Meiners, Morris, Saettler, Zaumeyer 1978 Atkin, Ballantyne, Bliss, Coyne, Dickson, Graham, Meiners, Morris, Saettler, Sprague 1979 AÜcin, Bliss, Dickson, Graham, Hagedorn, Meiners, Monis, Sprague, Wallace 1980 Atkin, Bliss, Dickson, Hagedom, Morris, Sprague, Steadman, Temple, Wallace 1982 Atkin, Coyne, Dickson, Hagedom, Sprague, Steadman, Temple, Wallace, Wyatt 1983 Coyne, Dickson, Hagedom, Saettler, Silbemagel, Steadman, Temple, Wallace, Wyatt 1985 Coyne, Dickson, Mok, Saettler, Silbemagel, Steadman, Temple, Wallace, Wyatt 1986 Coyne, Dickson, Mok, Saettler, Schoonhoven, Schwartz, Silbemagel, Steadman, Wallace 1988 Brick, Dickson, Emery, Ma^uson, Roos, Schwartz, Singh, Steadman, Uebersax 1992 Dickson, Emery, Grafton, Magnuson, Schwartz, Singh, Stavely, Steadman, Uebersax 1994 Antonius, Dickson, Grafton, Magiuson, Park, Schwartz, Singh, Stavely, Uebersax 1996 Antonius, Grafton, Park, Schwartz, Singh, Stavely, Myers, Kotch, Miklas, Riiey 1998 Antonius, Park, Schwartz (ex officio), Singh, Myers, Kotch, Miklas, Riley, Beaver, Vandenberg, Kelly

Awards Committee:

1971 Baggett, Briggs, Burke, Dean, Wallace 1973 Burke, Dean, Mauth, Zaumeyer 1975 Ballantyne, Frazier, Mauth 1977 Ballantyne, Cumie, Frazier, Schuster 1979 Ballantyne, Schuster, Silbemagel, Temple 1981 Abawi, Bliss, Monis, Silbemagel 1983 Adams, Bliss, Burke, Dean, Monis 1985 Emery, Hagedom, Sandsted, Schwartz 1987 Emery, Hagedom, Sandsted 1989 Coyne, Silbemagel, Wallace 1995 Coyne, Dickson, Stavely 1997 Coyne, Stavely, Schwartz 1998 Coyne, Stavely, Schwartz

B I C MERITORIOUS SERVICE & ACHIEVEMENT AWARD RECIPIENTS

Year Recipients

1970 Melvin E. Anderson- Rogers Bros. Seed Co., Plant Pathologist William A. Frazier- Oregon State Univ., Horticulturist (BIC Founder & Coordinator, 1957-67) Walter H. Pierce- Asgrow Seed Co., Plant Pathologist William J. Zaumeyer- USDA, Plant Pathologist

1971 Walter H. Burkholder- Comell Univ., Plant Pathologist James R. Douglass- USDA, Entomologist Howard S. Gentr>^- USDA, Plant Explorer Charles W. Hungerford- Univ. of Idaho, Plant Pathologist Herbert A. K. Lamprecht- PL Breeding Inst. of Sweden, Geneticist John J. Natti- Comell Univ., Plant Pathologist Melbourne C. Parker- Gallatin Valley Seed Co., Plant Breeder Francis L. Smith- Univ. of California, Agronomist Robert E. Wester- USDA, Plant Breeder

1973 Leslie L. Dean- Univ. of Idaho, Plant Pathologist Nicolaas Hubbeling- Inst. of Phyto. Res.-Netheriands, PL Pathologist

1975 M. Wayne Adams- Michigan State Univ., Plant Breeder Dermot P. Coyne- Univ. of Nebraska, Plant Breeder (BIC Coordinator, 1968-76) Shigemi Honma- Michigan State Univ., Plant Breeder Max. L. Schuster- Univ. of Nebraska, Plant Pathologist

1977 Douglas W. Burke- USDA, Plant Pathologist Roelof Prakken- Utrecht Univ. of the Netherlands, Geneticist Clibas Vieira- Univ. Federal de Vicosa of Brazil, Agronomist

1979 Barbara J. Ballantyne- New South Wales, Plant Pathologist Donald J. Hagedom- Univ. of Wisconsin, Plant Pathologist Marshall LeBaron- Univ. of Idaho, Agronomist

1982 Eelco Drijfhout- Agr, Inst. of the Netherlands, Plant Breeder Donald H. Wallace- Cornell Univ., Plant Breeder Donald R. Wood- Colorado State Univ., Plant Breeder

1983 Lelmid W. Hudson- USDA, Horticulturist Roger F. Sandsted- Cornell Univ., Horticulturist

1987 Michael H. Dickson- Cornell Univ., Plant Breeder (BIC Coordinator, 1976-87) Aart van Schoonhoven- CIAT, Entomologist Frederick A. Bliss- Univ. of Wisconsin, Plant Breeder Matt J. Silbemagel- USDA, Plant Pathologist

1989 Axel L. Andersen- Michigan State Univ., Plant Breeder/Path. John D. Aktin- Asgrow Seed Co., Plant Breeder Colin L.A. Leakey- England, Geneticist Alfred W. Saettler- USDA/ARS, Plant Pathologist Arthur P. Sprague- Del Monte, Plant Breeder James R. Steadman- Univ. of Nebraska, Plant Pathologist J. C. "Mike" Tu- Agriculture Canada, Plant Pathologist J^nes D, Kelly- Michigan State University, Plant Breeder [Achievement Award]

1991 Iver L. Jorgensen- Northrup King & Co., Plant Breeder John L. Morris- Rogers/NK Seed Co., Plant Breeder Rosario Prowidenti- Cornell University, Plant Pathologist Shree P. Singh- CIAT, Plant Breeder J. Rerniie Staveiy- ARS/USDA-Beltsville, Pl^t Patiiologist Daniel Debouck- IBPGR, Rome, Plant Geneticist [Achievement Award] Paul L. Gepts- Univ. of CaHf-Davis, Plant Geneticist [Achievement Award] Pat Bames-McConnell- Bean/Cowpea CRSP, Director [Achievement Award]

1993 Hubert L. Bannerot- INRA, Versailles, Plant Breeder Cesar Cardona- CIAT, Entomologist Robert B. Colville- Del Monte Foods, Variety Development George L. Hosfield- ARS/USDA, East Lansing, Genetics/Nutiition Oswaldo V. Voysest- CIAT, Agronomy/Germplasm Evaluation James S. Beaver- Univ. of Puerto Rico, Plant Breeder [Achievement Award]

1995 Howard F. Schwartz- Colorado State University, Plant Patiiologist (BIC President, 1988-97) Kenneth F. Grafton- North Dakota State University, Plant Breeder [Achievement Award]

1997 George Emery- Ferry Morse , Plant Breeder James D. Kelly- Michigan State University, Plant Breeder (BIC President, 1998-99) Steve Magnuson- Harris Mor^, Plant Breeder David Nuland- University of Nebraska, Bean Extensionist Phillip Miklas USDA-ARS, Prosser, WA, Plant Geneticist [Achievement Award]

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B I C AWARDS-NOMINATION REQUEST March 15, 1999

The Bean Improvement Cooperative has proudly acknowledged outstanding contributions made by many of its members to bean research and education. The Meritorious Service Award has been presented to over 50 of our colleagues during the 42 year history of the BIC. These recipients have devoted many years of their illustrious careers to bean research and education, and have consistently provided outstanding service to our organization.

The BIC Coordinating Committee and Awards Committee recently created a special award for BIC members who have devoted less time to their "bean careers" than our Meritorious Service Award recipients. The BIC Achievement Award acknowledges a scientist with fewer than 15 years of post-graduate service who has demonstrated outstanding contributions to bean research and/or education.

These awards will be presented at the next BIC Biennial Meeting to deserving candidates nominated by their peers and selected by the BIC Awards Committee. Award recipients will be acknowledged at the BIC Biennial Meeting in Calgary, Alberta during November 6 -13, 1999. Please help us select worthy recipients.

BI C AWARD NOMINATION

Return by July 1, 1999 to:

Dr. Dermot P. Coyne BIC Awards Committee Chairaian University of Nebraska 386 Plant Science Bldg. Lincobi,NE 68583-0724

The other Awards Committee members are:

Dr. Howard F. Schwartz Dr. J. Rennie Stavely

Nominee: Name:

Address:

Discipline:

Nominated for: Meritorious Service Award Achievement Award

Nomination Submitted by:

Date of Submission:

[Please include a 1-page typewritten summary statement giving place of birth, date and name of institution granting each degree, career histoiy and accomplishments of the nominee]

IV

1999 ANNUAL BIC MEETING - Nov. 6-Nov. 13 at Calgary, Alberta, Canada

The Local Organizing Committee is composed ofBert Vandenberg - also BIC Executive member - from the Crop Development Center at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon (phone: 306-966-8786; Fax: 306-975-0456; e-mail: vandenberg@sask.usask.ca) and H.-Henning Mündel from the Apiculture and Agri-Food Canada Research Centre in Lethbridge, Alberta (phone: 403-317-2275; Fax: 403-382-3156; e- mail: muendel @em.agr.ca). The meetings will be held in the Coast Plaza Hotel in Calvary, Alberta (1- 800-661-1464 for direct bookings during work week; otherwise 1-800-663-1144): a block of rooms is being held to October 6 under "BIC/NPIA" with Henning as contact person; room rates are SCanadian 109 (approx. $US73) for single or double occupancy; add SCan.lO for additional people); free shuttle service available from the Calgary airport (locally call:248-8888). BIC members will receive more information on the Call for Abstracts and an Updated Schedule of Meeting Events from the organizers during the summer.

Tentative schedule: Saturday, Nov. 6 Sunday, Nov. 7

Monday, Nov. 8

Tuesday, Nov.9

Wednesday, Nov. 10 7:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m.

Thursday, Nov. 11

Friday, Nov. 12

Saturday, Nov. 13

arrival and opportunity to visit Calgary and area. 1:00 p.m. National Pea Improvement Association (NPIA) Executive Meeting 2:00 p.m. Pisum Crop Germplasm Committee 3:00 p.m. Poster exhibits 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Regisfration open 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. NPIA Oral presentations Noon NPIA Awards Luncheon 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. W-150 Regional Project Meeting 7:30-8:00 a.m. Breakfast in foyer 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. BIC/NPLA Tour - Vauxhall 'Columbia Seeds' pea processing, Taber ' Agricore-Bean Business Unit' bean processing; Luigi's for lunch; Lethbridge visit AAFC-Research Centre bean breeding displays and agronomy building (dryers, seed handling and storage). 7:00 p.m. Phaseolus Crop Germplasm Committee 8:00 p.m. Reception in Foyer

BIC Executive Committee Meeting ■ 12:00 noon BIC/National Dry Bean Council Opening Session • 3:30 p.m. BIC Oral presentations 5:30 p.m. BIC Poster presentations

7:00 p.m. BIC Genetics committee 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. BIC Oral presentations 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. BIC Poster presentations 6:00 p.m. BIC Awards Banquet and Western Evening 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon . BIC Oral presentations 1:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. BIC Poster presentations Visit sights in Calgary, Banff, and region

Coordination of Genes and Gene Symbol Nomenclature - BIC Genetics Committee

The Genetics Committee is a sub committee of the Bean Improvement Cooperative that organizes and coordinates activities that deal with Phaseolus genetics. The committee has served as a clearinghouse for the assigimient and use of gene symbols. The committee also maintains the Guidelines for Gene Nomenclature (last published in the Annual Report of the Bean Improvement Cooperative in 1988, 31:16-19. Researchers contemplating pubhcation of genetic analysis data should read the guidelines. Recently, the committee was assigned tiie task of evaluating genetic stocks for inclusion in the Plant Introduction Collection (see Ann. Rep. Bean Impr. Coop. 38:iv-v for those guidelines).

We strongly recommend that any researcher conducting studies of potentially new, qualitatively inherited genes of common bean submit their manuscript to the committee prior to publication (submission can be concurrent to the genetics committee and to ajournai). The committee will evaluate the data to determine if sufficient evidence exists to establish inheritance and potential allelism of the trait, and to make sure that the proposed gene symbol has not previously been assigned. Minimum data required for proposmg a new gene includes a hypothesis generation followed by a confirmation generation. Populations in each generation should be represented by crosses to more than one parent, and should be of sufficient size to distinguish among segregation hypotheses.

Questions or comments should be addressed to the new chair of the committee: Dr. Mark Bassett, Deparment of Vegetable Crops, University of Florida, Gainsville, FL, USA; ph: 352-392-1928 ext. 326; fax: 352-392-5653 email: mark-bassett@ufl.edu.

Report of the BIC Genetic Committee ~ Meeting held 5 November 1997, Annapolis, MD

Agenda: Rule change for approval of gene symbols Genetics stocks collection update Committee Membership Election of new chair

A petition to amend the rules on gene nomenclature was presented by Mark Bassett. The rule change that passed unanimously follows:

A tentative gene symbol may be published with the approval of the BIC Genetics Committee when the published rules and requirements have been met except for settling all relevant questions of allelism with related genes under two circumstances:

1) the paper supporting the existence of the new gene is already at practical limits of manuscript length and complexity, and the allelism tests can reasonably be expected to require a full length paper for publication or

2) the allelism tests cannot be performed successfully by classical techniques because the relevant recombinants do not have phenotypes that can be unambiguously distinguished; thus, requiring some molecular genetic approach, for which the appropriate markers are not currently available. The tentative nature of the gene symbol must be stated in the abstract and the tentative status stated to be due to questions of allelism with related genes not being yet resolved.

Rich Hannan reported on genetic stocks collection accumulating in the Plant Introduction collection. He is m the process of developing the genetics stocks as a separate collection. At present, it is flagged as a special use collection.

The procedure for adding material to the genetics stocks collection is: Submit to the chair of the BIC genetics committee documentation, mcluding published data on inheritance and allelism, and photographs if possible that describes the trait. Approximately 200 seeds are needed for propagation and preservation. The chair will send this information to members of the committee for review. Lines with traits that are highly deleterious or that require special efforts to propagate are discouraged. Recombinant inbred populations that are of great significance, and are widely used, may be submitted for preservation. However, the PI collection does not have the space for general preservation of such populations.

Committee membership was revised. Standing members are Mark Bassett, Jim Myers, Phil Mikias, Phil McClean, Norm Weeden, and Rich Hannan (ex officio). Members rotating off are Paul Gepts, Michel Dron, Eduardo Vallejos, and Shree Singh, Jim Beaver was added to the committee. Jim Myers stepped down as chair, and was replaced by Mark Bassett.

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SUBJECT MATTER INDEX - Volume 42

Angular Leaf Spot-19,21,23 Anthracnose-9,11, 13,15, 17 Ashy Stem Blight- 67

Bean Weevil-

Common Bacterial Blight- 1, 3, 5, 7

Drought- 73, 75

Farm Level Research-103, 105, 107

Gene Pools and Diversity- 69,79 Germplasm Collections- 69 Growth Habits & Periods- 77

Intercropping-101, HI Interspecific Crosses- 81

Leaf Characteristics- Lima Beans-

N2 Fixation- 99 Nutrition & Processing-125, 127, 129, 131, 132

Outcrossing-71

Photoperiod Response- 77 PodQuality-115, 117 Polyanthus-81, S3

Root Rot-63, 65 Rust-29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39,41

Seed Constituents-119, 121, 123

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Greg Vamer Saginaw Valley Research Farm 3066 So. Thomas Road Saginaw, MI 48609 517-781-0260 FAX: 517-781-5282

Rogerio Faria Vieira Grain Legume Researcher EPAMIG - Vila Gianetti 47 Vicosa, MG 36571-000 BRAZIL 55-31-891-2646 FAX: 55=31-891-2646 rfvieirâ@homenei.com.br

Xiaoming Wang Institute of Crop Germplasm Resources Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences BaiShiQuiao Rd #30, Beijing 100081 Chma

FAX: smwan2@ihw.com.cn

Floyd A. Weems Pure Line Seeds, Inc. P. O. Box 8866 Moscow, ID 83843 208-882-4422 FAX: 208-882-4326

Mike Wood Novartis Seeds, Inc. 6338 Highway 20-26 Nampa,ID 83687 208-465-8533 FAX: 208-467-4559 mike, wood@seeds.novartis.com

Dorothea Zink FE Biologie AG Cytologie Univ, Kaiserslautern, Er, Schr.-Str 67663 Kaiserslautem, GERMANY 49-631-205-2880 FAX: 49-631-205-2998 dozink@rhrk,uni-kl.de

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BEAN IMPROVEMENT COOPERATIVE - Financial Statement

Balance on Hand January 1, 1998 $ 0.00

INCOME Dues Collected (4,546.00) Back Issues (359.00) Interest (36.60) Transfer from Colorado State University (4,552.90)

TOTAL: (9,494.50)

EXPENSES Printing & Photocopying 3,425.00 Postage 2,054.11 Office Supplies 244.26 Miscellaneous 10 M Secretarial Services 600.00 Banking fees _ ^^

TOTAL: 6,342.37

Balance on Hand December 31,1998 ($3,15243)