Cytogenetic Studies On Brassica And Raphanus
Eiji Fukushima
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Eiji Fukushima
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investigations on these B rassica species, especially on the cultivated one, have ' been carried out by many workers, On the basis of their gametic chromosome complements, the various cultivated species and' wild forms which have been treated with so far can be classified into the following nine groups (Table 1), -Group I II III IV v VI VII VIlI IX Table L Nine groups of Brassica species!), Number of gametic chromosomes
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investigations on these B rassica species, especially on the cultivated one, have ' been carried out by many workers, On the basis of their gametic chromosome complements, the various cultivated species and' wild forms which have been treated with so far can be classified into the following nine groups (Table 1), -Group I II III IV v VI VII VIlI IX Table L Nine groups of Brassica species!), Number of gametic chromosomes
Key concepts: Brassica, Raphanus, Biology, Botany, Genetics