Journal article

STANDARDIZATION OF MICROFLUOROMETRIC METHODS OF DETERMINING PLOIDY LEVELS IN PLANT-CELLS


Authors list: BLASCHKE, JR; FORCHE, E; NEUMANN, KH

Publication year: 1977

Pages: 156-162

Journal: Zeitschrift für Pflanzenzüchtung = Journal of plant breeding

Volume number: 78

Issue number: 2

ISSN: 0044-3298

Publisher: Parey


Abstract: 
A microfluorometric method of determining the relative DNA content in plant cells is described. Examples are given showing how ploidy levels in plants can be determined by this method. Standardization was achieved by using microspores in tetrads of the appropriate plant species. A comparison of n and 2n Datura innoxia plants showed that even in plants that were 30 wk old the majority of cells in the shoot axis of n plants are still haploid, whereas in 2n plants greater diversity of C-levels (up to 16 C) was found.



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Harvard Citation style: BLASCHKE, J., FORCHE, E. and NEUMANN, K. (1977) STANDARDIZATION OF MICROFLUOROMETRIC METHODS OF DETERMINING PLOIDY LEVELS IN PLANT-CELLS, ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PFLANZENZUCHTUNG-JOURNAL OF PLANT BREEDING, 78(2), pp. 156-162

APA Citation style: BLASCHKE, J., FORCHE, E., & NEUMANN, K. (1977). STANDARDIZATION OF MICROFLUOROMETRIC METHODS OF DETERMINING PLOIDY LEVELS IN PLANT-CELLS. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PFLANZENZUCHTUNG-JOURNAL OF PLANT BREEDING. 78(2), 156-162.



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