Folia Mendeliana

Dans ce volume:Franz Weiling, Die Original-Handschrift der Pisum-Arbeit Mendels: 19-36, 5 facs. "The original manuscript of Mendel's discovery paper Versüche über Pflanzen-Hybriden that was considered lost as a consequence of the Second World War, emerged in Germany in 1986". (Une édition facsimilée a été publiée par Prof. Dr. Walther Mann, Darmstadt, 1992, cf. le no. 9450); Anna Matalová, In search for the original manuscript of Mendel's discovery paper on peas: 37-40 (Sur l'histoire du ms. pendant les années 1905-1945-1986); Víteszlav Orel, The implausibility of Mendel's theory before 1900: 41-47: Singo Nakazawa, Japanese zoologist K. Toyama who noticed the same laws as Mendelism in his silk worm breeding in 1900: 69-71, 1 photo. "Kametaro Toyama (1867-1918) might be one of the first zoologists who noticed the same laws of heredity as Mendel's in animals. His hybridization experiments on silk worms were going on already in spring of 1900 without knowing Mendel. After him Mendelism was rapidly introduced and tested experimentally in Japan, and now the Genetics Society of Japan holds about 1.400 regular members"; Alain F. Corcos and Floyd V. Monaghan, A young student's experience on reading Mendel's paper a year before its "rediscovery": 73. "A note on Hugo Iltis" experience on reading Mendel's paper in 1899 before its official 'rediscovery' in 1900"; Gregor Mendel medal of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences to Prof. Franz Weiling, Bonn, May 14, 1993: 85-87, 1 photo.