Proteins and Nucleic Acids in Plant Systematics [electronic resource] /

Nucleic Acids -- Quantitative and Qualitative Differentiation of Nuclear DNA in Relation to Plant Systematics and Evolution -- Phylogenetic Significance of Nucleotide Sequence Analysis -- Comparative Oligonucleotide Cataloguing of 18S Ribosomal RNA in Phylogenetic Studies of Eukaryotes -- Phylogenetic Information Derived from tRNA Sequence Data -- Proteins: Structural Properties -- From Genes to Proteins Genotypic and Phenotypic Analysis of DNA Sequences by Protein Sequencing -- Protein Characters and their Systematic Value -- Plant Protein Sequence Data Revisited -- Discrimination among Infraspecific Taxa using Electrophoretic Data -- Monoclonal Antibodies: Scope, and Limitations in Phylogenetic Studies -- Particular Proteins Contributing to Phylogeny and Taxonomy -- Phycobiliproteins and Phycobiliprotein Organization in the Photosynthetic Apparatus of Cyanobacteria, Red Algae, and Cryptophytes -- Phylogenetic Consideration of Ferredoxin Sequences in Plants, Particularly Algae -- Polypeptide Composition of Rubisco as an Aid in Studies of Plant Phylogeny -- Rubisco in the Brassicaceae -- Rubisco as a Taxonomic Tool in the Genus Erysimum (Brassicaceae) -- Isozyme Number and Phylogeny -- Enzyme Profiles in the Genus Capsella -- Seed Storage Proteins -- Pollen Proteins -- Serological Protein Properties Contributing to Phylogeny and Taxonomy -- Analysis of Immunotaxonomic Data Obtained from Spur Identification and Absorption Techniques -- Serological Investigation of the Annoniflorae (Magnoliiflorae, Magnolidae) -- Proteins, Mimicry, and Microevolution in Grasses -- Immunochemistry and Phylogeny of Selected Leguminosae Tribes -- Seed Protein Characters in the Study of Inter-and Intraspecific Relationships within the Phaseoleae (Fabaceae) -- Serological Investigation of a Hybrid Swarm Population of Pinus sylvestris L. x Pinus mugo Tuna, and the Antigenic Differentiation of Pinus sylvestris L. in Sweden -- Preliminary Immuno-Electrophoretic Comparison of Selected Korean Quercus Species -- Serological Data and Current Plant Classifications -- The Importance of Modern Serological Research for Angiosperm Classification -- Symposium Statements and Conclusions.