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Androgenetic plants of Anemone coronaria derived through anther culture

2006-12-01

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The genus Anemone (Ranunculaceae) includes many species cultivated for ornamental purposes. Most cut flower cultivars belong to A. coronaria L. and are multiplied by seed and sold for cultivation as 1-year-old tubers. As cultivars represent a population of hybrid individuals derived from crosses between heterozygous parents, the use of a true F₁ hybrid would improve the uniformity and quality of the product. As a...

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4b44d85b-6807-51e1-bfa6-80ff10365c21
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10.1111/j.1439-0523.2006.01302.x
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