PRE-BREEDING
by Ganda Rajaya
1. HISTORY
1.1. PRE-MENDELIAN
1.1.1. NATURAL SELECTION
1.1.2. ARTIFICIAL SELECTION
1.2. MENDELIAN
1.2.1. GREEN REVOLUTION
1.2.1.1. NORMAN BORLAUG
1.3. POST-MENDELIAN
1.3.1. INCOMPLETE DOMINACE
1.3.2. CO-DOMINANCE
1.3.3. MULTIPLE ALLELES
1.3.4. LINKAGE
1.3.5. LETHAL GENES
1.3.6. GENES INTERACTION
1.3.7. POLYGENES
1.3.8. ENVIROMENTAL EFFECTS
1.3.9. CHYTOPLASMIS/MATTERIAL EFFECTS
2. GOAL/PURPOSE
2.1. GET A NEW PLANTS VARIATY
2.2. OBSERVATION
2.3. POTENTIAL IMPROVMENT
2.4. RESISTANCE IMPROVMENT
2.5. IMPROVED PRODUCTION
3. METHODS/STEPS
3.1. HIBRIDISASI
3.2. SELECTION
3.3. MUTATION AND POLIPLOIDI
3.3.1. IN VITRO SELECTION
3.4. BIOTECHNOLOGY
3.4.1. CLONING
3.4.2. GENES ISOLATION
3.4.3. MARKA MOLECULAR
3.4.4. GENES TRANSFER
4. DEFINITION
4.1. ART
4.1.1. ABILITY AND TALENT TO BUILD A NEW PLANT
4.2. SCIENCE
4.2.1. CHANGES A STUCTURE OF PLANT GENES
5. SCIENCE SUPPORT
5.1. GENETICS
5.2. AGRONOMY
5.3. BIO CHEMESTRY
5.4. BOTANI
5.5. GENETICS MOLECULAR
5.6. STATISTICS
5.7. COMPUTER
6. FIGURE
6.1. LINNAEUS
6.2. GEORGE MENDELS
6.2.1. GENETICS FATHER
6.3. BORLAUG
6.3.1. GET A NOBLE PRIZE
6.3.1.1. GREEN REVOLUTION