THE CYTOLOGY AND GENETICS OF A HAPLOID SPORT FROM <i>OENOTHERA FRANCISCANA</i>

Davis, Bradley Moore; Kulkarni, Chandrakant G.

doi:10.1093/genetics/15.1.55

Genetics

1930

DOI: 10.1093/genetics/15.1.55

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THE CYTOLOGY AND GENETICS OF A HAPLOID SPORT FROM OENOTHERA FRANCISCANA

Bradley Moore Davis

Chandrakant G. Kulkarni

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THE GENETICS AND CYTOLOGY OF TWO FIFTEEN‐CHROMOSOME MUTANTS FROM THE HAPLOID OF OENOTHERA FRANCISCANA

Anderson

1933

American J of Botany

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non-di sjunction in th e homeotypic division (probably in the embryo sac) would give the 8-chromosome gamete necessary for the production of a I Schr omosome zygote. There may be seven possible types of Is-chromosome zygotes, since any of the 7 chromosomes of the franciscana set might be involved in non-disjunction. Such a group of seven trisomic forms would corres pond to the twelve primaries established for D atura by Blakeslee and his co-workers.

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THE GENETICS AND CYTOLOGY OF TWO FIFTEEN‐CHROMOSOME MUTANTS FROM THE HAPLOID OF OENOTHERA FRANCISCANA

Anderson

1933

American J of Botany

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Chloroplasts of Monoploid and Diploid Oenothera Hookeri

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Hecht

1975

American J of Botany

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Comparison of leaves from diploid Oenothera hookeri plants with leaves of their monoploid derivatives revealed the following differences: the leaves of the diploids are almost twice as thick as those of the monoploids; the diploids have only one‐fifth as many cells per unit leaf area as do the monoploids; leaf tissue of the diploids has an average of 36.3 chloroplasts per cell compared with 27.4 for the monoploids; chloroplasts of the diploids average 4.68 μm in length, those of the monoploids, 3.74 μm; chloroplasts from the diploids contain about seven times more chlorophyll than those of the monoploids and have an average of seven thylakoids per granum compared with an average of only three for the monoploids; the average chlorophyll a/b ratio for the diploid chloroplasts is 2.98 compared with 3.48 for the monoploids.

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Die Meiosis von Haplodiplonten

Bleier

1933

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THE CYTOLOGY AND GENETICS OF A HAPLOID SPORT FROM OENOTHERA FRANCISCANA

Cited by 25 publications

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THE GENETICS AND CYTOLOGY OF TWO FIFTEEN‐CHROMOSOME MUTANTS FROM THE HAPLOID OF OENOTHERA FRANCISCANA

THE GENETICS AND CYTOLOGY OF TWO FIFTEEN‐CHROMOSOME MUTANTS FROM THE HAPLOID OF OENOTHERA FRANCISCANA

Chloroplasts of Monoploid and Diploid Oenothera Hookeri

Die Meiosis von Haplodiplonten

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