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Demaree, Delzie

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“…Under postal regulations, this paper therefore must be hereby marked advertisement solely to indicate this fact. (10,14) and root rots (e.g., Phytophthora cinnomomi Rands (18) and low average plant vigor.…”

Section: Aterials and Methodsmentioning

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Mitotic Instability and 2n Gamete Production in Vaccinium corymbosum × V. elliottii Hybrids1

Lyrene

Sherman

1983

J. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci.

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Pollination of about 7000 flowers of tetraploid highbush blueberry clones with pollen from a wild diploid species, V. elliottii (Chapm.) Small, gave 25 phenotypically obvious hybrids. Examination of 18 of these hybrids showed that they included triploids, tetraploids, pentaploids, and aneuploids. Some hybrids appeared to be mosaics, as evidenced by chromosome-number variability in premeiotic flower buds. Most hybrids were highly vigorous. The triploids were completely female sterile and the pentaploids ranged from partially to completely female sterile when open-pollinated. Three of the tetraploids examined were highly fertile and extremely vigorous. The occurrence of 3x-4x mosaicism suggests that the 3x hybrids may have arisen from chromosome loss in 4x plants rather than from 3x zygotes. Morphological similarities between certain of the 5x hybrids and the west Florida race of the native allohexaploid species V. ashei Reade suggest V. corymbosum L.–V. elliottii allohexaploidy as one possible mode of origin for V. ashei.

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Section: Aterials and Methodsmentioning

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Mitotic Instability and 2n Gamete Production in Vaccinium corymbosum × V. elliottii Hybrids1

Lyrene

Sherman

1983

J. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci.

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“…Men and women were both the subject of ancestor cults where a stela or bust of a deceased person was erected in the family home, perhaps as the focal point of worship and appeals for divine intervention, much the way Christians might appeal to saints. 12 As men's roles in the official religious hierarchy have been dealt with extensively in general books on ancient Egyptian society, 13 this next section of the article will focus on women's participation in the religious life of Ancient Egypt. One of the most important differences in the ways men and women interacted with their religion was in the relationship between individual and the temple.…”

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Gender and the Religion of Ancient Egypt

Onstine

2010

Religion Compass

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This article will address the issue of gender within the framework of ancient Egyptian religion. Two primary areas of importance will be explored; the role of gender in the divine world, and the role of gender for the practitioners of the religion. The religion of ancient Egypt was especially concerned with aspects of gender because of their focus on fertility and spiritual rebirth, concepts which were often expressed using gendered language and visual metaphors. The second part of the article explores the ways in which women negotiated the primarily male dominated religious hierarchy. The practice of Egyptian religion was also affected because of the gender roles that men and women played in their society. The temple was not simply a religious edifice, but also had administrative aspects that women were normally excluded from. This did not mean women were excluded from meaningful participation in the cult, but rather they forged an identity based on providing music for the cult in various ways.

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Mitotic Instability and 2n Gamete Production in Vaccinium corymbosum × V. elliottii Hybrids1

Mitotic Instability and 2n Gamete Production in Vaccinium corymbosum × V. elliottii Hybrids1

Gender and the Religion of Ancient Egypt

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