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Archives of Russian cytogenetics keep many-sided  evidences of close interactions of chromosome studies with the  fundamental genetics. Here we present one of the most exciting documents  of the initial existence of such connection. It stressed, in  particular, the strong practical motivation for development of wide  botanical chromosomal studies under influence of global genetic approach  built by Nikolai Vavilov. He was who brought together the famous  national cytogeneticists in his institute in Leningrad (now again St.  Petersburg), and it is demonstrated already in the first issue of the  profile journal he inherited from former applied plant breeders. In  1927, a special number of the new-renamed “Bulletin of Applied Botany,  of Genetics and Plant-Breeding” (former “Bulletin of Applied Botany and  Plant-Breeding”, 1927: vol. 17, No.3) has been dedicated “to the founder  of genetical cytology in our country”, Sergei G. Navashin. The volume  included the papers under such names as G. Levitsky, I. Sveshnikova, H.  Emme, M. Navashin, V. Rybin and G. Karpechenko and was completed by a  small publication of N. Vavilov himself. This communication given as  “preliminary” is important in many respects, drawing the far going idea  for the genetic studies on the Linnean species (either in plants or  among animals) and running right up to analyses of chromosome and  genomic polymorphisms or polytypy activated far long ago after Vavilov’s  epoch

Geographical regularities in the distribution of the genes of cultivated plants