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Genetic Dissection of Apomixis in Dandelions Identifies a Dominant Parthenogenesis Locus and Highlights the Complexity of Autonomous Endosperm Formation.

Genes - 20 Aug 2020

Van Dijk Peter J, Op den Camp Rik, Schauer Stephen E

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Apomixis in the common dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) consists of three developmental components: diplospory (apomeiosis), parthenogenesis, and autonomous endosperm development. The genetic basis of diplospory, which is inherited as a single dominant factor, has been previously elucidated. To uncover the genetic basis of the remaining components, a cross between a diploid sexual seed parent and a triploid...

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PMID: 32825294
DOI: 10.3390/genes11090961
PMCID: PMC7565526

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