CYTOLOGY OF AGROPYRON JUNCEUM, A. REPENS AND THEIR SPONTANEOUS HYBRIDS
GUNNAR ÖSTERGREN
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GUNNAR ÖSTERGREN
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T H E material for this study was obtained from natural localities in South Sweden.The root tips and anthers were fixed in chromeacetic-formalin.The preparations were stained with gentian violet.Somatic cytology.-Agropyron junceum (L.) P. B. was found to have 2n = 28.Material from five localities was studied.Counts were made on 9 plants, 7 determinations were exact (3 plates), and 2 approximate.The chromosome number 2n = 28 was previously observed in this
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T H E material for this study was obtained from natural localities in South Sweden.The root tips and anthers were fixed in chromeacetic-formalin.The preparations were stained with gentian violet.Somatic cytology.-Agropyron junceum (L.) P. B. was found to have 2n = 28.Material from five localities was studied.Counts were made on 9 plants, 7 determinations were exact (3 plates), and 2 approximate.The chromosome number 2n = 28 was previously observed in this
Key concepts: Agropyron, Repens, Biology, Hybrid, Cytology, Botany, Library science, Genetics