Cytotaxonomy of &lt;i&gt;Smithia ciliata&lt;/i&gt; Royle (Fabaceae)

Manandhar, Laxmi; Sakya, S. R.

doi:10.3126/botor.v6i0.2921

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“…Smithia ciliata with n=19 have been reported here that tallies with the previous report n=9, 2n=38 in this taxa (Tuladhar 1978, Manandhar andSakya 2009). The haploid number n=19 in this species is a new chromosome number addition to the world fl ora.…”

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Studies of Meiotic Behaviors in Some Taxa of the Nepalese Papilionaceae

Manandhar

Sakya

2015

J. Nat. Hist. Mus.

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This paper reports studies of meiotic behaviors of seventeen species, sub-species and varieties in seven genera of the Nepalese Papilionaceae and new chromosome numbers for three species (Crotalaria cytisoides Roxb. ex DC (n=8), Parochetus communis Buch-Ham. ex D. Don (n=8) and Piptanthus nepalensis (Hook.) D. Don. (n=9, 18) are new number reports. Meiotic behaviors are often normal in all the species). However, a few aberrations like univalents, chromosome bridges, laggards, precocious chromosomes and/ or cytomixis have been observed in most of the taxa. Pollen fertility is high (more than 80%) indicating that the abnormalities had not reached mature stages.J. Nat. Hist. Mus. Vol. 26, 2012: 68-79

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Section: Smithia Ciliata Royle (Coll N 136)supporting

confidence: 86%