1933
DOI: 10.15281/jplantres1887.47.125
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On the Irregular Meiotic Division in the Pollen Mother-cell of Lilium tigrinum, KER-GAWL

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“…The basic chromosome complement (x=12) in this species consists of two metacentric and ten subtelocentric chromosomes. Some authors (Takenaka 1933;Mather 1935;Chandler et al 1937;Sato 1937;Westfall 1940) suggested that Lilium lancifolium is an autotriploid on the ground of observation of high frequency of trivalent chromosomes in meiotic pairing.…”
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“…The basic chromosome complement (x=12) in this species consists of two metacentric and ten subtelocentric chromosomes. Some authors (Takenaka 1933;Mather 1935;Chandler et al 1937;Sato 1937;Westfall 1940) suggested that Lilium lancifolium is an autotriploid on the ground of observation of high frequency of trivalent chromosomes in meiotic pairing.…”
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