L. S. Gill
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SUMMARYCytotaxonomic investigations of all the Canadian species of Scutellaria show that two are diploid and the remaining two polyploid. The chromosome number of two species are new. Variational trends and reproductive biology have been studied, and the distribution maps of the taxa studied are given.
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SUMMARYCytotaxonomic investigations of all the Canadian species of Scutellaria show that two are diploid and the remaining two polyploid. The chromosome number of two species are new. Variational trends and reproductive biology have been studied, and the distribution maps of the taxa studied are given.
Key concepts: Polyploid, Cytotaxonomy, Scutellaria, Biology, Taxon, Ploidy, Botany, Genus