HelpMeFind Roses, Clematis and Peonies
Roses, Clematis and Peonies
and everything gardening related.
BookPlants ReferencedPhotosReviews & CommentsRatings 
The Mechanism of Creative Evolution
(1932)  
 
The tetraploid "acicularis nipponensis" of Willmott (non Crép.) found in the Kew collection is a subspecies of R. pendulina L., which is DDEE, while the original diploid R. acicularis nipponensis of Crépin is a subspecies of R. rugosa Thunb., which is CC.
(1932)  
 
....AA septet species R. arvensis Huds. with 7 bivalent chromosomes in pollen mother cell...
(1932)  
 
...CC septet species R. coruscans Waitz. with 7 bivalents in pollen mother cell....
(1932)  
 
...EE septet species R. macrophylla Doncasteri with 7 bivalents in pollen mother cell.
(1932)  
 
... BB septet species R. Webbiana Wall, with 7 bivalents in emryo-sac mother cell....
(1932)  
 
...DD septet species R. Fendleri Crep. end of pollen mother cell divisions, showing the reduced number of chromosomes, 7 at each pole...
© 2024 HelpMeFind.com