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For flowering plants is quadrivalence more often associated with autotertaploids or allotetraploids? Does the presents of quadrivalents imply a neotetraploid? Is a tetraploid having quadrivalents...
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When doing flow cytometry on seed of closely related diploid and tetraploid deciduous azalea species, the ratio of the flow cytometry scores of embryo / endosperm is 2/3 for the tetraploid species...
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Let us assume we have three species S1, S2, and S3 that are members of a group G of 100 closely related species. Species S1 is not self fertile and has a flow cytometry score of 1.0 where flow...
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Using flow cytometry, documented sports of triploid Rhododendrons have tested as diploid, triploid, and tetraploid. The sports were documented as propagated from cuttings. Does anyone know other...
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