Cryptohybrids in Plants: Underwater Part of the Iceberg
V. S. Shneyer,
E. O. Punina,
V. V. Domashkina
et al.
Abstract:Interspecific hybridization is widespread in plants and is the most important factor in their evolution. For a long time, the main criterion for the hybrid origin of a plant was considered to be the morphological intermediacy of noticeable external characters. However, as the methods of chemistry and molecular biology are introduced into systematics and larger samples are studied, the researches increasingly identify the plants which are chemically and genetically hybrid, but are outwardly indistinguishable fr… Show more
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