Polyploidie in der Gattung Lupinus

Hackbarth, J.

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“…Research of the genus for taxonomic or medicinal purposes, occasionally for oil (L. mutabilis, L.. elegans) and fiber (L. luteus) and recently for new protein resources has been greatly extended (HANELT 1960;HACKBARTH 1966;GLADSTONES 1970GLADSTONES , 1974BRUECHER 1975;PAZY etal. 1977;WOLKO & WEEDEN 1990; Because of the small size of mitotic chromosomes in this genus resulting in difficulties in counting them, available data are rather contradictory ( BOLKHOVSKIKH et al 1969 mented chromosomal data have been presented (GILOT 1965;KAZIMIERSKI and KAZIMIERSKA 1975;PAZY et al 1977).…”

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A contribution to the study of three taxa of the genus Lupinus from North Greece

1996

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A contribution to the study of three taxa of the genus Lupinus from North Greece With 2 Figures and 2 Tables Summary ZusammenfassungThe relationships among three taxa of genus Lupinus (L micranthus, L. albus subsp. graecus and L. angustifolius) from Northern Greece were studied. Data of morphometric parameters of fruits and seeds and peroxidase patterns of shoots suggest that: 1. The three studied taxa are separated and distinct. 2. L. micranthus is closer to L angusrifoliirs than to L. albus subsp. graecus. 3. L albus subsp. graecus seems to possess a central position and to be equidistant from L micranthus and L. angustifolius.

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