1956
DOI: 10.1508/cytologia.21.44
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Variation in Nucleolar Number among Varieties of Cultivated Rice

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“…7 also appears to have nucleolus-forming ability. In O. sativa, there are one or two pairs of nucleolar chromosomes in different strains (Selim 1930, Sakai 1938, and the second one seems to have a low nucleolus forming ability relative to the first, differing according to strains (Oka and Kao 1956). Whether such a situation as in O. sativa occurs in O. glaber rima or not is a problem for further study.…”
Section: Two Bivalents)mentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…7 also appears to have nucleolus-forming ability. In O. sativa, there are one or two pairs of nucleolar chromosomes in different strains (Selim 1930, Sakai 1938, and the second one seems to have a low nucleolus forming ability relative to the first, differing according to strains (Oka and Kao 1956). Whether such a situation as in O. sativa occurs in O. glaber rima or not is a problem for further study.…”
Section: Two Bivalents)mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…7 in the diagram in Fig. 5 or two pairs of nucleolar chromosomes occur depending on the strain (Sakai 1938, Oka andKao 1956 (Hu 1957). The haploid plants of O .…”
Section: Morphology Of Chromosomes In Root Tip Cellsmentioning
confidence: 99%