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Chromosomal variations in twelve ecotypes of a medicinal plant Drimia indica (Roxb.) Jessop: karyotypes and 2C DNA content analysis

2024-02-01

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Indian Squill (Drimia indica) belonging to the family Asparagaceae is a highly medicinal herb with several therapeutic properties. The cytotaxonomic complexity of the species Drimia makes it intriguing to investigate ploidy variation in ecotype level and its significance in relation to genome size variation. Detailed karyotype analysis and 2C DNA contents were reported in twelve ecotypes of D. indica from differen...

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10.1007/s10722-023-01645-1
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