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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «MATROCLINOUS»
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1
Evolution and the Genetics of Populations, Volume 1: Genetic ...
Another frequently cited case of apparent matroclinous heredity is one described
by KUlin (1027) in the wasp, Habrobracon juglandis. Dark and light strains were
derived by selection. Both reciprocal crosses gave progenies a little darker than ...
2
Impact on a Changing World: Program report, 1997-98.
They reported a frequency of 1 .9% for matroclinous tetraploids. Their data,
however, clearly indicate the 1 3 phureja pollinator clones homozygous for
embryo spot had differential parthenogenesis induction efficiency. The cultivars
Gineke and ...
International Potato Center,
1999
3
Japanese journal of breeding
If matroclinous plants result parthenogenetically from such unreduced eggs, they
must have the same chromosome number and the same chromosome
constitution as their mother plant. It is not cytologically supported that all of the
three ...
Most seeds of the matroclinous plants were abnormal and the seed size were
bigger than the self-pollinated ones. They can be easily sifted from each other. It
seems reasonable to imagine that cotyledons were stimulated by some unknown
...
Taiwan. Nong lin ting. Zhong miao fan zhi chang,
1973
The experimental production of matroclinous haploids by the irradiation of
gametes and other methods is known at the present time for many species of
angiosperms [4] . Researchers do not have a unified opinion regarding the
reasons for ...
The equivalent in lower organisms of the sexes in higher organisms; the mating
types typically differ only physiologically and not in physical form. i matroclinous
inheritance inheritance in which all offspring have the phenotype of the mother. i
...
7
A Dictionary of Genetics
MARs contain predominantly repetitive DNA. See insulator DNA. matroclinous
inheritance See matrocliny. matrocliny inheritance in which the offspring re-
sembles the female parent more closely than the male. In Drosophila the
daughters ...
Molecular and Cell Biology Northwestern University (Emeritus) Robert C. King Professor of Biochemistry, Biological Sciences Department California Polytechnic State University (Emeritus) William D. Stansfield Professor, Biological Sciences Department California Polytechnic State University (Emeritus) Pamela K. Mulligan Professor,
2006
If we consider only the crosses with the brightest and darkest race — those with
intermediate degrees gave the same results, though less clearly demonstrable —
Fi AA X aa is much darker than the reciprocal aa X AA; that is, Fi is matroclinous.
Richard Benedict Goldschmidt,
1958
9
Behavioral Development: The Bielefeld Interdisciplinary Project
Maternal effects In most of the hybrid studies there have been too few subjects to
examine the data for matroclinous effects, though in many cases the investigators
did not present their data in a way that would reveal maternal bias. Bentley and ...
10
Dictionary of Plant Breeding, Second Edition
... Table 35 matroclinal: With hereditary characteristics more maternal than
paternal (e.g., in certain banana hybrids) bot matroclinous: >>> matroclinal
matromorphy (syn diploid parthenogenesis): Resembling the female parent in
morphology; ...
Rolf H. J. Schlegel,
2009