Gene segregation in autotetraploids

Little, Thomas M.

doi:10.1007/bf02861164

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“…It may be asked which ratio must be expected from selfing AAaa. According to LITTLE (1945) three main hypotheses are put forward to answer this question.…”

Section: Genetic Remarksmentioning

confidence: 99%

Polyploidy in Canna

Oomen¹

1949

Genetica

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“…It may be asked which ratio must be expected from selfing AAaa. According to LITTLE (1945) three main hypotheses are put forward to answer this question.…”

Section: Genetic Remarksmentioning

confidence: 99%

Polyploidy in Canna

Oomen¹

1949

Genetica

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“…zu beurteilen, d. h., das AusmaB der doppelten Reduktion zu schiitzen (vgl. auch LITTLE, 1958). Die Schatzung dieses Koeffizienten ist auf verschiedene Weise moglich.…”

Section: Schdtzung Der Doppelten Reduktionunclassified

Theoretische Untersuchungen über die Zusammensetzung tetrasomer Populationen. I. Panmixie

Seyfffert¹

1960

Biom. J.

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“…LITTLE (13,14), in two articles, has given a detailed and clear report on this subject, which deserves special mention here.…”

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The inheritance of harsh leaves in tetraploid cocksfoot

Dijk

1964

Euphytica

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Research was conducted to study the inheritance of the characteristic 'dentated leaves' in the autotetraploid grass species Dactylis glomerata. From segregation ratios of inbred and crossbred populations the following conclusions can be drawn: 1. Harshness of leaves is a dominant character. Simplex plants have a dominant phenotype but are less strongly dentated than duplex plants. 2. From the figures obtained it cannot be established with certainty how many genes are involved in the character harshness of leaves. Most cases can be explained by assuming one dominant factor, possibly supplemented by minor genes. However, the existence of complementary factors is not excluded, while also a system of more factors with partial dominance is a possible explanation. 3. The figures can be best explained by including the occurrence of double reduction in the computations. However, it is not possible to establish the coefficient a with reliability.

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Gene segregation in autotetraploids

Cited by 54 publications

References 63 publications

Polyploidy in Canna

Polyploidy in Canna

Theoretische Untersuchungen über die Zusammensetzung tetrasomer Populationen. I. Panmixie

The inheritance of harsh leaves in tetraploid cocksfoot

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