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[Fasciation in pea: basic principles of morphogenesis].

Ontogenez - 1 Jan 2000

Siniushin A A, Gostimskiĭ S A

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A study of fasciated pea Pisum sativum L. (Fabaceae) mutant Shtambovy in comparison with the wild type (Nemchinovsky cultivar) has shown that fasciation is a result of abnormal cohesion of axial or other structures which arise in a superfluous amount due to uncontrolled meristic processes. In some cases, the organs with the same number and position as in the wild type can be fascinated. Subsequent defasciation...

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