Studies on triploid Allium triquetrum

Balog, Catherine

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“…Unpublished preliminary studies on the Pomaderris triploids showed up to 40% stainable pollen at anthesis, which is higher than would be expected from meiosis in a triploid (Harvey t 983). Studies of segregation in other triploid species have revealed some cases where univalent movement was random and others where an excess of some segregation classes is found (Balog 1979).…”

Section: Introduction Chromosome Counts In the New Zealand Taxa Ofmentioning

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Microsporogenesis and pollen viability in New Zealand taxa ofPomaderrisLabill. (Rhamnaceae)

Harvey

Rattenbury

1985

New Zealand Journal of Botany

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Microsporogenesis and pollen viability in New Zealand taxa ofPomaderrisLabill. (Rhamnaceae)

Harvey

Rattenbury

1985

New Zealand Journal of Botany

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Dated phylogeny, phylogeography, and classification of Allium subgenus Amerallium (Amaryllidaceae) from the Old World, based on six DNA fragments

Friesen,

Herden,

Leweke

et al. 2024

TAXON

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The present study aims to reveal phylogenetic and phylogeographical patterns of the Eurasian species of Allium subg. Amerallium, covering 75% of the species in the Mediterranean region and East Asia, as well as 12 North American species representing most sections of the monophyletic American part of the subgenus. We sampled 38 species of A. subg. Amerallium out of a total of 52 species from the Old World. A molecular phylogeny of A. subg. Amerallium was constructed based on predominantly non‐coding sequences from two nuclear ribosomal RNA regions (ITS, ETS), and four chloroplast (cp) regions (trnL‐trnF, atpB‐rbcL, rpl32‐trnL, rps16 intron). Most clades are well supported in the analyses of the combined nuclear and chloroplast data. However, analyses of single chloroplast fragments produced different topologies, which can be explained by differences in the variability of the chloroplast regions studied. Analysis of all cpDNA fragments combined produced a similar topology compared to the tree based on nuclear data. Most sections in the Eurasian part of A. subg. Amerallium are monophyletic. Only the position of A. chamaemoly (monotypic A. sect. Chamaeprason) nested in A. sect. Molium makes the latter paraphyletic. Different positions of A. chamaemoly within nuclear and plastid trees indicate an ancient hybridogenic origin. Monophyly of the American species of A. subg. Amerallium suggests an origin from extinct North Asian taxa. Currently, only one species from this ancient group, A. kingdonii, still exists in the eastern Himalayas.

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Wheat univalent orientation at anaphase I in wheat-rye derivatives

Naranjo

1982

Chromosoma

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Studies on triploid Allium triquetrum

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Microsporogenesis and pollen viability in New Zealand taxa ofPomaderrisLabill. (Rhamnaceae)

Microsporogenesis and pollen viability in New Zealand taxa ofPomaderrisLabill. (Rhamnaceae)

Dated phylogeny, phylogeography, and classification of Allium subgenus Amerallium (Amaryllidaceae) from the Old World, based on six DNA fragments

Wheat univalent orientation at anaphase I in wheat-rye derivatives

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