1937
DOI: 10.1080/00378941.1937.10837444
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Sur quelques Bromes et leurs hybrides. VII.B. sterilisL. var.velutinusVolkart obtenu par synthèse expérimentale à partir du croisement deB. madritensisL. parB. sterilisL.

Abstract: Print) (Online) Journal homepage: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/tabg17 Sur quelques Bromes et leurs hybrides. VII. B. sterilis L. var. velutinus Volkart obtenu par synthèse expérimentale à partir du croisement de B. madritensis L. par B. sterilis L. Antoine de Cugnac To cite this article: Antoine de Cugnac (1937) Sur quelques Bromes et leurs hybrides. VII. B. sterilis L. var. velutinus Volkart obtenu par synthèse expérimentale à partir du croisement de B. madritensis L. par B. sterilis L., Sur quelques Bromes… Show more

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“…The origin of the B. diandrus ‐ rigidus complex has been a matter of prolonged debate. Early theory of Cugnac (1933, 1937) suggested that B. diandrus is a hybrid between B. rigidus and B. sterilis . Up to now, no one has proved it, but many botanists have recognized the taxonomic problem in this complex.…”
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“…The origin of the B. diandrus ‐ rigidus complex has been a matter of prolonged debate. Early theory of Cugnac (1933, 1937) suggested that B. diandrus is a hybrid between B. rigidus and B. sterilis . Up to now, no one has proved it, but many botanists have recognized the taxonomic problem in this complex.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Relationships between the brome species of the section Genea as indicated by isozymes. CUGNAC (1933CUGNAC ( , 1937 suggested that B. diandrus is a hybrid between B. rigidus and B. sterilis. Up to now, no one has proved it, but many botanists have recognized the taxonomic problem in this complex.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…of the genus Bromus L. comprises weedy, annual brome grasses widely distributed in Mediterranean countries, SW Asia, and northern Europe. It includes the following species, which display considerabIe variation in karyotypes and ploidy levels, including intraspecific ploidy cytotypes: B. sterilis L. Roth (2n = 28,42,56), B. rigidus Roth (2n = 28,42,56,70) (CUGNAC 1934(CUGNAC , 1937KNOWLES 1944;OVADIAHU-YAWN 1969;TZVELEV 1976;STEBBINS 1981). Of the diploids, B. sterilis is basically a Euro-Siberian species, whereas B. tectorum is of Euro-Siberian and Irano-Turanian distribution, B. fasciculatus is confined to the E Mediterranean and western parts of SW Asia.…”
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