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[Floral homeotic variants of in vitro seedlings in Sinningia speciosa Hiern].

Shi yan sheng wu xue bao - 1 Feb 2003

Pang Ji Liang, Wang Li Lin, Hu Jiang Qin, Liang Hai Man, Li Wen An

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Six types of floral homeotic variants of in vitro seedlings were observed in doubleflower sinningia. Type I, red and green mosaic petals exist in the outermost whorl of petal-whorls, 2.38%. Type II, the outermost whorl of petal-whorls exhibit green petals with thin yellow edge, 25.0%. Type III, green petals exist in the innermost side of normal red petal whorls, 1.78%. Type IV, multiple whorls of green petals...

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PMID: 12751214

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