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Contents(partly):Session 1.Theoretical aspects(Theoretical problems ofseed-pollinated plants,Y.Demarly/Taxonomic aspects of the germplasm conservation of cross-pollinated cultivated plants,W.A.Brandenburg,E.H.Oost & J.G. van de Vooren)/Session 2.Technical aspects:Forage plants(Regeneration of germplasm collections of forage grasses and legumes E.L.Breese & B.F.Tyler/Practical aspects of a regeneration scheme in foragegrasses,B.F.Tyler/Maintenance and multiplication of cultivars of allogamous field crops in Denmark,M.H.Poulsen & C.P.Pedersen/etc./Session 3.Technical aspects:Horticular plants(Genetic conservation byregeneration,Henny Roelofsen/Principles of genetic sampling and conservation in perennial species - A case study in arctic bramble(Rubus arcticus L.),JTammisola/etc./Session 4.Technical aspects:Fieldcrops(Theoretical aspects and practical implications of cross-pollination on seed regeneration of field crop genetic resources,C.DePace,L.M.Monti,P.Perrino,E.Porceddu,P.L.Spagnoletti Zeuli & G.T.scarascia Mugnozza/Studies on maintenance of rye(Secale cereale L.s.l.)collection B.Molski,M.Maluszynska,R.Kubiczek & W.Luczak/Lupin WorkshopLima,12-21 April 1980 - Recommendations of the working groups and someproposals for maintenance of different crops,W.Plarre,etc./Finalsession/Recommendations of the Working Groups/Closing/List of participants.