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CURRENT INTERNATIONAL LISTING OF LOTUS SPP. RESEARCHERS

LOTUS NEWSLETTER LISTING 2001

ALGERIA

Said Amrani
Laboratorie de Biologie du Sol
Institut des Sciences de la Nature
USTHB - BP 32 El Alia - Bab Ezzouar
16111 - Alger
s_amrani@yahoo.com
VOICE: +(02) 24-72-17
Taxonomy; seed; utilization; biotechnology; Rhizobium-legumes symbiosis; biological nitrogen fixation.
Survey of nodulation and nirogen fixation among legumes of Algeria. Phylogenetic aspects and coevolution threads of the two symbionts.

ARGENTINA

Ana Arambarri
Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias y Forestales
Universidad Nacional del La Plata
Calles 60 y 118 - C.C. 31
C. P. 1900 La Plata
amaramba@isis.unlp.edu.ar
VOICE: 54-021-538168
FAX: 54-022-425-2346
Taxonomy; seed.
Old and New World Lotus; epidermal characteristics.

Dr. P.A. Balatti
CERLAP-CONICET
Buenos Aires
pbalatti@isis.unlp.edu.ar
FAX: 54-21-530189
Genetics; pathology.
L. glaber; L. corniculatus.
Genetics of nitrogen-fixing symbiots.

Monica Susana Barufaldi
Facultad de Agronomia Azul – UNCPBA
Avenida Giraut s/n Casilla de Correo
47- (7300) Azul
Buenos Aires
msb@faa.unicen.edu.ar
FAX: 54-02281-433291 (or 433292 or 433293)
Genetics; breeding; forage; germplasm.
L. glaber; L. corniculatus.
Generate, verify, and evaluate autotetraploid (via colchicine) populations of L. glaber.

Olga Susana Correa
Catedra de Microbiologia
Departamento de Ecologia
Facultad de Agronomia-UBA
Av. San Martin 4453
olga@fotgar.uba.ar

Alberto A. Inglesias
Instituto Technologicas de Chascomus
Camino Circumv. Laguna Km 6
Casilla de Correo 164
7130 Chascomus
VOICE: 54-241-30323
FAX: 54-241-24048
Pathology; breeding; biology; forage; biotechnology; utilization; entomology.
L. glaber; L. corniculatus; L. uliginosus; L. filicaulis; L. parviflorus.
Seletion of Lotus species for use in improvement of cattle production.

Mariana Kade
CEVEG-CONICET
Serrano 669
1414 Buenos Aires
mkade@apagan.cyt.edu.ar
VOICE: 54-1-856-7110
FAX: 54-1-856-7110
Physiology; ecology; germplasm; seed.
L. glaber; L. corniculatus.
Secondary chemistry in L. glaber and L. corniculatus from biochemistry to ecology, in particular flavonol metabolism in seeds of both species.

Ing. Agr. Monica Tourn
Catedra de Bontanica
Fac. Agronomia-UBA
Avda. San Martin 4453
RA-1417 Buenos Aires
rrqroit@acrriba.edu.ar
VOICE: 522-0903
FAX: 522-1687
Ecology; forage.
L. glaber.
Architectural analysis and clonal growth.

AUSTRALIA

John Ayres
Agricultural Research & Advisory Stn., Grafton
New South Wales 2460
john.ayres@smtpgwy.agric.nsw.gov.au
Forage; ecology;seed; germplasm.
L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus; L. corniculatus; L. angustissimus.
Introduction, preliminary evvaluation, multiplication, and development of cultivars for forage and cover crops.

Martin Blumenthal
NSW Agric. & Fisheries
Orange, New South Wales
martin.blumenthal@agric.nsw.gov.au
VOICE: 044-841-881
FAX: 044-842-113
Forage; utilization; seed.
L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus; L. corniculatus.

Dr. Walter Kelman
CSIRO Division of Plant Industry
Institute of Plant Production and Processing
GPO Box 1600
Canberra ACT 2601
Genetics; breeding.
L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus; L. corniculatus.
Culitvar breeding and genetic analysis of agronomic traits.

Dr. Kevin Reed
Department of Agriculture
Pastoral and Veterinary Institute
PB 105
Hamilton, Victoria 3300
reedk@hammy.agvic.gov.au
VOICE: 055-730911
FAX: 055-711523
Ecology; forage;utilization;germplasm.
L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus; L. corniculatus.
Plant introduction, cultivar evaluation, and animal production.

Dr. Greg Tanner
CSIRO
Division of Plant Industry
GPO Box 1600
Canberra ACT 2601
gregt@pican.pl.csiro.qu
VOICE: 61-6-246-5044
FAX: 61-6-246-5000
Genetics; forage; tissue culture; biotechnology.
L. corniculatus; L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus; L. glaber; L. angustissimus.
Enzymology and molecular biology of proanthocyanidin (condensed tannin) biosynthesis.

G. P. M. Wilson
Agricultural Research & Advisory Stn., Grafton
New South Wales 2460
Forage; ecology;seed; germplasm.
L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus; L. corniculatus; L. angustissimus.
Introduction, preliminary evvaluation, multiplication, and development of cultivars for forage and cover crops.

BRAZIL

Miguel Dall'Agnol
Faculdade de Agronomia
Univ. Federal of Rio Grande do Sul
Caixa Postal 776
91501-970 Porto Alegre-RS
migueld@vortex.ufrgs.br
VOICE:(501) 339-1355
FAX: (501) 336-1211
Forage; germplasm.
L. corniculatus
Lotus and Festuca germplasm collection for pastures.

CANADA

Dr. Daphne Fairey
Fairwood CropTek Inc.
Beaverlodge Alberta
T0H 0C0
fairey@agt.net
VOICE: 403-354-2212
FAX: 403-354-8171
Physiology; seed.
L. corniculatus.
Studies changes during floral ontogeny, floret structure, pollination, and seed development to optimize yield.

Dr. W.F. Grant
P.O. Box 4000
MacDonald College of McGill University
Ste. Anne de Bellevue
Quebec H9X 3V9
EF16@musica.mcgill.ca
Genetics; taxonomy; germplasm.
L. corniculatus; L. glaber; Lotus spp.
Genetics of Lotus, especially those involved with the evolution of L. corniculatus.

Dr. Real Michaud
Agriculture Canada Research Station
2560 Hochelaga Blvd.
Ste-Foy Quebec G1V 2J3
michaudr@em.agr.ca
VOICE: 418-657-7980
FAX: 418-648-2402
Forage; utilization
L. corniculatus.

Dr. Y. A. Papadopoulos
Agriculture Canada
Research Farm
Nappan, NS B0L 1C0
papadopoulosy@em.agr.ca
VOICE: 902-667-38260
FAX: 902-667-2361
Genetics; breeding; forage.
L. corniculatus
Developing germplasm for seedling vigor and competitive ability for cultivar development.

Dr. Al E. Slinkard
Crop Development Centre
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon SK S7N 0W0
vandenberg@sask.usask.ca
VOICE: 306-966-4978
FAX: 306-966-5015
Genetics; breeding.
L. corniculatus.

CHILE

Dr. Hernan Acuna
Centro Regional de Investigacion Quilamapu, INIA
Casilla 426BR> Chillan, Chile
hacuna@quilamapu.inia.l
VOICE: 56-42-211177
FAX: 56-42-217852
Breeding; utilization; germplasm;seed; reclamation; physiology; forage.
L. corniculatus, L. glaber, L. uliginosus.
Germination, emergence, establishment and vegetative growth of Lotus sp. in clay soils.

DENMARK

Dr. Jens Stougaard
Department of Molecular Biology
Aarhus University
Gustav Vieds Vej 10
DK-8000 Aarhus C
stougard@biobase.dk
VOICE: +45-8942 5011
FAX: +45-8620 1222
Genetics; biotechnology.
L. japonicus.

FRANCE

Dr. M. Jay
Phytochimie (Bat. 741), Universite Lyon.1
43 Bd 11 November 1918
F.-69622 Villeurbanne

Joel Reynaud
Laboratoire de Botanique
Faculte de Pharmacie
Avenue Rockefeller
69373 Lyon Cedex 08
Genetics.
L. corniculatus s.l.
Study of diploid and tetraploid L. corniculatus in populations from the Alps using phenolic compounds, cyanogenesis, and morphology.

ICELAND

Dr. Aslaug Helgadottir
Rannsoknastofnun Landbunadarins
Agricultural Research Institute
Keldnaholt V/Vesturlandsveg
110 Reykjavik

ITALY

Dr. Valeria Negri
Miglioramento Genetico Vegetale
Universita' Degli Studi Di Perugia
Borgo XX Giugno 74
06100 Perugia
imgvsas@ipguniv.unipg.it

JAPAN

Dr. Minour Niizeki
Plant Breeding Laboratory
University of Hirosaki
Hirosaki
Aomori-ken 036
VOICE: 172-36-2111
FAX: 172-35-9000
Genetics; biotechnology; tissue culture.
L. corniculatus; L. japonicus.
Protoplast isolation, characterization, and fusion.

Dr. Ken-ichi Suginobu
Natl. Grassland Red. Inst.
Nishinasuno 768
Tochigi
Breeding; seed; tissue culture.
L. corniculatus; L. japonicus; L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus; L. glaber.
Comparisons of L. japonicus with other Lotus spp. Characterization of local L. japonicus strains.

Myra Tansengo
Department of Biotechnology
Faculty of Engineering
Osaka University
Rm. 202, Akatsuka-so 1-9-2, Kamishinden
Toyohaku-shi, Osaka 560­0085
Biotechnology.
L. japonicus.
In planta transformation; mutation studies.
myra@bio.eng.osaka­u.ac.jp

MEXICO

Alberto Artola
Collegio de Postgraduados
IREGEP. Produccion de Semillas
Montecillos. EDO. de Mexico
artolati@starmedia.com
Breeding; seed
L. corniculatus
Seed quality and cultivar description.

Dr. Gabino Garcia de Los Santos
Collegio de Postgraduados
Carretera Mexico-Texcoco Km. 36.5 Texcoco EDO. de Mexico 56230
garciag@colpos.colpos.mx
FAX: 34-85-381511
Physiology; ecology; breeding; taxonomy
L. corniculatus
Adaptation, germplasm screening for forage and seed production and breeding.

NEW ZEALAND

Dr. W. L. Lowther
AgResearch
Invermay Agricultural Centre
Private Bag
Mosgiel
Physiology; ecology; biology; utilization.
L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus; L. corniculatus.
Technology development to optimize Lotus spp. establishment in difficult environments: inoculation, pelleting, rhizobia strain selection, and development of implements.

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RUSSIA

Dr. Dmitry Sokoloff
Higher Plants Department
Biological Faculty
Moscow State University
119899 Moscow
sokoloff@dds.srcc.msu.su
Taxonomy.
Lotus creticus and L. cystoides.

SPAIN

Dr. Manuel Lainz
Real Instituto de Estudios Asturianos
Apartado 425
E-33280 Gijon (Asturias)
VOICE: 34-85-394911
FAX: 34-85-381511
Taxonomy.
Lotus spp. of the Iberian Pennisula and nearby areas.

Dr. Antonio J. Marquez
Departamento de Bioquimica Vegetal y Biologia Molecular
Facultad de Quimica
Apartado 553
41080-Sevilla
SPAIN
cabeza@cica.es
Tlf.: 95-455 71 45
Fax.no.: 95-462 68 53

Lotus japonicus

SWEDEN

Dr. Milla Linde
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Department of Crop Production Sciences
Box 7043
S75007 Upsalla

SWITZERLAND

Dr. K. Urbanska
Geobotanisches Institut
E.T.H. Zurich
38 Zurichbergstrasse
CH-8044 Zurich
VOICE: 0041-1-252-
FAX: 0041-1-252-3404
Ecology; reclamation.
L. corniculatus.

UNITED KINGDOM

Dr. J. H. McAdam
Department of Agricultural Botany
Agriculture and Food Science Centre
Newforge Lane
Belfast BT9 5PX
Northern Ireland
aihe1875@uk.ac.queens-belfast.agriculture.vax1
VOICE: 0232-661166
FAX: 0232-668372
Ecology.
L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus.
Increased diversity in natural pastures where Lotus is an important component.

Dr. Phil Morris
Institute for Grassland & Environ. Res
Plas Gogerddan Aberystwyth
Dyfed SY23 3EB
phillip.morris@bbsrc.ac.uk
VOICE: 44 (0) 1970-823-113
FAX: 44 (0) 1970-823-242
Physiology; tissue culture; biotechnology.
L. corniculatus; L. japonicus.
Genetic manipulation of secondary metabolism: effect of environmental stress on secondary metabolism and digestibility; induced defense responses.

Dr. Mark P. Robbins
Institute for Grassland & Environ. Res.
Cell Biology Dep.
Plas Gogerddan Aberystwyth
Dyfed WALES SY23 3EB
mark.robbins@bbsrc.ac.uk
VOICE: 44 (0) 1970-823-113
FAX: 44 (0) 1970-823-242
Genetics; biology; biotechnology; secondary products.
L. corniculatus; L. japonicus.
Analysis and genetic modification of flavonoids and condensed tannins in L. corniculatus. Identification and characterization of tannin genes in L. japonicus.

K. Judith Webb
Institute for Grassland & Environ. Res
Plas Gogerddan Aberystwyth
Dyfed SY23 3EB
judith.webb@bbsrc.ac.uk
VOICE: 0970-828-255
FAX: 44 (0) 1970-823-243
Genetics; breeding; biology; tissue culture; biotechnology; seed.
L. corniculatus; L. japonicus.
Manipulation of Lotus by trangenic techniques; gene tagging, particularly to identify genes involved in nodulation/nitrogen fixation and tannin biosynthesis.

UNITED STATES

Dr. K. A. Albrecht
Department of Agronomy
1575 Linden Dr.
Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison
Madison WI 53706
kalbrech@calshp.cals.wisc.edu
VOICE: 608-262-2314
FAX: 608-262-5217
Ecology; forage; utilization.
L. corniculatus; L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus.
Tannin protection of protein in the site of the rumen.

Dr. Gary S. Banuelos USDA-ARS
Water Management Research Laboratory
2021 S. Peach
Fresno CA 93727
banuelos@asrr.arsusda.gov
VOICE: 209-453-3115
FAX: 209-453-3122
Physiology; forage; reclamation.
L. corniculatus; L. glaber.
Remediation of soils with salt and minerals at levels to plants.

Dr. D. P. Belesky, USDA-ARS
Appalachian Soil & Water Conservation Lab
P.O. Box 867
Airport Road
Beckley, WV 25801-0867
dbelesky@asrr.arsusda.gov
VOICE: 304-256-2841
FAX: 304-256-2921
Ecology; forage; utilization.
L. corniculatus.
Lotus use in low-input pastures and on marginal soil/landscapes.

Dr. Paul R. Beuselinck
USDA-ARS
Plant Genetics Research Unit
University of Missouri
207 Waters
Columbia, MO 65211
BeuselinckP@missouri.edu
VOICE: 314-882-6406
FAX: 314-882-1467
Genetics; breeding; germplasm.
L. corniculatus; L. glaber; L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus.
Breeding and selection for improved persistence. Evaluation of exotic germplasm.

Arvid A. Boe
Agronomy Department
South Dakota State University
Brookings, SD 57007
boear@ur.sdstate.edu
VOICE: 605-688-4149
FAX: 605-688-6065
Genetics; breeding.
L. corniculatus.

Dr. E. Charlie Brummer
Department of Agronomy
Iowa State University
1567 Agronomy Hall
Ames Iowa 50011
brummer@iastate.edu
VOICE: 515-294-3160
FAX: 515-294-3163
Genetics; breeding; forage; utilization; ecology.
L. corniculatus.

Joe Brummer
Colorado State University
Mountain Meadow Research Center
P.O. Box 598
Gunnison, CO 81230
jbrummer@lamar.colostate.edu
VOICE: 970/641-2515
FAX: 970/641-0653
Genetics; breeding; forage; utilization; ecology.
L. corniculatus; L. wrightii.
Improvement of forage production and quality in mountain meadows.

Mr. Dale C. Darris
USDA-NRCS
Corvallis Plant Materials Center
3420 NE Granger
Corvallis OR 97330
Germplasm.
L. corniculatus; L. glaber; L. purshianus; L. unifoliolatus.

Dr. David Davis
Deer Creek Seed
Box 105
Ashland, WI 54806
trefoil@win.bright.net
VOICE: 715-278-3200
FAX: 715-278-3209
Physiology; forage; seed.
L. corniculatus; L. glaber; L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus.
Commercial production and sale of Lotus.

Dr. Nancy J. Ehlke
Agronomy & Plant Genetics
University of Minnesota
1991 Buford Circle
St. Paul MN 55108
ehlke001@maroon.tcumn.edu
VOICE: 612-625-1791
FAX: 612-625-1268
Genetics; breeding.
L. corniculatus.

Dr. James T. English
University of Missouri
116 Waters
Columbia, MO 65211
englishj@missouri.edu
VOICE: 573-882-1472
FAX: 573-882-0588
Forage; pathology.
L. corniculatus.
Demography of foliar disease and impacts on life stategies of L. corniculatus.

Dr. Stephanie Greene
USDA-ARS-WRPIS
Washington State University
Irrigated Agric. Research and Extension Center
Prosser, WA 99350
sgreene@ars-grin.gov
FAX: 509-786-4635
Germplasm.
All Lotus spp.
Curator for Lotus spp. in GRIN

Dr. Tomas C. Griggs
University of Idaho
Department of Plant-Soil and Entomological Sciences
Moscow ID 83844-2339
tgriggs@uidaho.edu
VOICE: 208-885-6531
FAX: 208-885-7760
Physiology; ecology; forage; utilization.
L. corniculatus; L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus.
Grass/legume mixture relations and plant/animal interactions in pastures; forage production and quality.

Dr. Nate Hartwig
116 ASI Bldg.
Department of Agronomy
Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA 16802
nlh@psu.edu
Forage; utilization; management.
L. corniculatus
Cover crops, living mulches in corn and soybean.

Dr. Carl Hoveland
Agronomy Department
Miller Plant Sciences Building - Rm. 3111
University of Georgia
Athens GA 30602-7272
HOVELAND@uga.cc.uga.edu
Physiology; forage; ecology; utilization; germplasm.
L. corniculatus; L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus.
Ecology and physiology of Mediterranean germplasm; tolerance of germplasm to acid subsoils of pH 4.5-4.9; utilization by cattle in pastures.

Stephen W. Johnson
International Seeds, Inc.
P.O. Box 168
820 W. First Street
Halsey Oregon 97348
smjhnson@peak.org
VOICE: 503-369-2251
FAX: 503-369-2640
Genetics; breeding; forage; seed; taxonomy.
L. corniculatus.
Identification and characterization of cultivars with high yield potential.

Dr. Joseph H. Kirkbride, USDA-ARS
Systematic Botany & Mycology Laboratory
Bldg 011A. Rm 304
BARC-West
Beltsville, MD 20707
joek@nt.ars-grin.gov
VOICE: 310-504-9447
FAX: 310-504-5435
Taxonomy.
All Lotus spp.
Systematics of Lotus spp.

Bill Leakey
Deer Creek Seed
Box 105
Ashland, WI 54806
trefoil@win.bright.net
VOICE: 715-278-3200
FAX: 715-278-3209
Seed.
L. corniculatus; L. glaber; L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus.
Commercial production and sale of Lotus.

Dr. R. H. Leep
Michigan State University Exp Station
103 University Drive
Chatham MI 49816
22626rhl@msu.edu
VOICE: 906-228-4830
FAX: 906-228-4572
Forage; seed.
L. corniculatus.
Seed production; weed control in forage and pasture.

Dr. Mark McCaslin
Forage Genetics
N5292 Gills Coulee Rd.
West Salem WI 54669
VOICE: 608-786-2121
FAX: 608-786-2193
Forage; seed.
L. corniculatus.

Dr. Robert L. McGraw
University of Missouri
208 Waters
Columbia, MO 65211
mcgrawr@missouri.edu
VOICE: 314-882-6608
FAX: 314-882-1467
Forage; utilization; physiology.
L. corniculatus.
Management strategies to improve performance and persistence.

Dr. Ken Moore
Department of Agronomy
Iowa State University
1567 Agronomy Hall
Ames Iowa 50011
moore@iastate.edu
VOICE: 515-294-3160
FAX: 515-294-3163
Physiology; forage; utilization; ecology.
L. corniculatus.

Dr. Jorge Mosjidis
Auburn University
Department of Agronomy & Soils
202 Funchness Hall
Auburn University AL 36849-5412
jmosjidis@ag.auburn.edu
VOICE: 205-844-3976
FAX: 205-844-3945
Genetics.

Dr. C. J. Nelson
University of Missouri
210 Waters Hall
Columbia, MO 65211
nelsonj@missouri.edu
VOICE: 314-882-2801
FAX: 341-882-1467
Physiology; forage.
L. corniculatus.

Dr. Craig A. Roberts
University of Missouri
214 Waters
Columbia, MO 65211
VOICE: 314-882-2002
FAX: 314-882-1467
robertscr@missouri.edu
Forage; utilization; germplasm.
L. corniculatus.
Expression of tannin and chitinase in L. corniculatus.

Dr. R. R. Smith
USDA-ARS
Dairy Forage Research Center
University of Wisconsin
Madison WI 53706
rrsmith@facstaff.wisc.edu
VOICE: 608-264-5279
FAX: 608-264-5275
Genetics; breeding; forage.
L. corniculatus.
Selection for improved seedling establishment and improved persistence; cultivar evaluation.

Dr. J. J. Steiner USDA-ARS
National Forage Seed Production Center
3450 S.W. Campus Way
Corvallis OR 97330
VOICE: 503-750-8722
FAX: 503-750-8750
steinerj@ucs.orst.edu
Genetics; germplasm; biotechnology; seed.
L. corniculatus; L. glaber; L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus.
Molecular evaluation of germplasm to characterize Lotus accessions for ecoregion representation in collection; managment strategies for improved seed production.

Dr. Carroll Vance, USDA-ARS
Agronomy & Plant Genetics
University of Minnesota
1991 Buford Circle
St. Paul MN 55108
vance004@maroon.tc.umn.edu
VOICE: 612-625-1991
FAX: 612-625-1268
Physiology.
L. corniculatus.
Carbohydrate and nitrogen metabolism research on L. corniculatus.

Dr. Brad Venuto
215 M. B. Sturgis Hall
Louisiana State University
Agronomy Department
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
bvenuto@lsuvm.sncc.lsu.edu

Dr. Ken P. Vogel, USDA-ARS
Dept. of Agronomy
332 Keim Hall, East Campus
Univ. of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE 68583-0937
agro012@unlvm.unl.edu
VOICE: 402-472-1490
FAX: 402-437-5254
Genetics; breeding.
L. corniculatus.
Interested in compatibility of L. corniculatus with native grass species.

Dr. Jeffrey J. Volenec
Department of Agronomy
1150 Lilly Hall of Life Sciences
Purdue University
West Lafayette IN 47907-1150
jvolenec@dept.agry.purdue.edu
FAX: 317-494-6508
Physiology; utilization.
L. corniculatus.

Professor Desh Pal S. Verma
Ohio State University
1060 Carmack Rd.
Columbus OH 43210-1002
dverma@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu
Genetics; tissue culture; biotechnology.
L. corniculatus.
Expression of nodule-specific genes.

Dr. D. R. Viands
Dept. of Plant Breeding and Biometry
523 Bradfield Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca NY 14853-1902
drv3@cornell.edu
VOICE: 607-255-1668
FAX: 607-255-6683
Breeding; pathology.
L. corniculatus.
Breeding for resistance to crown-rot and to fusarium wilt caused by (Fusarium oxysporum.)

URUGUAY

Nora Altier
INIA La Estanzuela
CC 39173
70000 Colonia
naltier@inia.org.uy
VOICE: 598-0522-4060
FAX: 598-0522-4061
Pathology.
L. glaber; L. corniculatus.
Evaluation of root, crown, and floral diseases of Lotus.

Diego Sorrondegui Larrosa
Gabriel A. Pereyra 2940/205
11300 Montevideo
Uruguay
dsorro@adinet.com.uy
FAX: 598-2-707-87-45
Breeding; ecology; germplasm;seed; forage.
L. corniculatus.
Persistence of Lotus.

Alejandro J. Peralta
CALPROSE
CALPROSE Tarariras 70002
Uruguay
aperalta@distrinet.com.uy
VOICE: 598-574-2142
FAX: 598-574-2125
Pathology; utilization; breeding; seed; physiology; forage.
L. corniculatus.
Seed production and forage utilization responses to different management strategies.

Fernando Olmos
INIA - Tacuarembo
Ruta 5
Km. 386 Tacuarembo
folmos@iniaen.org.uy
Ecology; biology; forage; germplasm.
L. corniculatus;L. glaber; L. subbiflorus; L. uliginosus; L. uliginosus.
Improvement of grassland with Lotus; population dynamics of persistence in pasture systems.

Dr. Daniel Real
INIA - Tacuarembo
Ruta 5 Km. 386
C.P. 45000 Tacuarembo
dreal@inia.org.uy
VOICE: 598-632-2407
FAX: 598-632-3969
Genetics; breeding.
More than 40 Lotus species.
Plant introduction trials for the genus Lotus in the basaltic region of Uruguay.

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