Special Behavior of Homo(eo)logous Chromosomes at Meiosis and the Mechanism of Partial Female Fertility of Allotriploid Lilium ‘triumphator’ (LLO)
Abstract:Background: The abnormal meiosis of triploid is paid little attention; however, triploid not only is an important trend of ornamental breeding but also is regarded as a bridge of plant polyploidy speciation. In the present research, an allotriploid lily ‘Triumphator’ (LLO, 2n = 3x = 36 ) was investigated. Results: The results showed that the homoeologous chromosomes of two L-genomes formed bivalents and then disjoined and their half-bivalents moved to opposite poles at anaphase I; The chromosomes of O-genome f… Show more
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