The Behaviour of Interchanges in &lt;i&gt;Secale&lt;/i&gt; Hybrids

Sun, S; Rees, H.

doi:10.1508/cytologia.32.560

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“…In general the results from the present study do agree with those obtained by KHUSH (1963). Thus our data generally support the type of relationships between the various sections within the genus assumed by KHUSH (1963) whereas they agree less well with some other investigations (NURNBERG-KRUGER, 1960; JAIN, 1960; SUN and REES, 1967). In general the various investigations have been based on very restricted populations of each species.…”

Section: Rye (Dierks and Reimann-philipp 1966; Reimann-philipp And supporting

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Note on some diploid and tetraploid hybrids in the genus Secale

Sjödin

Ellerström

2009

Hereditas

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Section: Rye (Dierks and Reimann-philipp 1966; Reimann-philipp And supporting

confidence: 66%

Note on some diploid and tetraploid hybrids in the genus Secale

Sjödin

Ellerström

2009

Hereditas

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“…This M4 mutant plant was found to be semi-sterile. Sterility in the interchanged plants depends largely on the orientation of the multivalents (interchanged chromosomes) at first metaphase of meiosis (Rees 1961, Rana 1965, Sun and Rees 1967, Sjodin and Hagberg 1968, Ekberg 1969, Gottschalk and Baquar 1973, Simonsen 1973, Kaul 1977, Meshram et al 1981. Depending on the orientation of centromeric position, the multivalent configuration noted in the interchanged plant has been classified into disjunctional and non-disjunctional types.…”

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Cytogenetic studies in two induced leaf mutant lines of Nigella sativa L.

Datta

Biswas

1986

CYTOLOGIA

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After continued cytogenetic exploration of induced mutagenesis in Nigella sativa L., a spice yielding plant of the family Ranunculaceae , it has been possible to recover some mutant lines (Datta and Biswas 1985) and two of them (leaf mutants) have been described in the present communication. Materials and methodsFollowing 2 hours treatment with 0 .5% EMS (ethyl methane sulfonate), a feathery leaf mutant was identified by the present authors in the M2 population of Nigella sativa L. (black cummin). In the selfed progeny of the mutant , four M3 plants appeared having similar parental leaf phenotype but with extreme con densation of internodes. Meiotic studies were performed in both the mutant plant types by means of single anther squashes stained in 1% propionocarmine solution and pollen grains were studied using 1% acetocarmine solution. A control set has been maintained in all cases.

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Systematik und Evolution der Samenpflanzen

Ehrendorfer

1969

Progress in Botany

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The Behaviour of Interchanges in <i>Secale</i> Hybrids

Cited by 7 publications

References 12 publications

Note on some diploid and tetraploid hybrids in the genus Secale

Note on some diploid and tetraploid hybrids in the genus Secale

Cytogenetic studies in two induced leaf mutant lines of Nigella sativa L.

Systematik und Evolution der Samenpflanzen

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