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The F1 plant from the A. triangularis × A. rosea cross had good pollen and seed fertility.

Taxon: A, triangularise0
Material: F1e0
Outcome: good pollen and seed fertilitiese0

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“One F1 plant of A, triangularis (C3, n=9) x A, rosea (C4, n=9) and one of the reciprocal cross had good pollen and seed fertilities.”
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Title

Photosynthetic characteristics of the reciprocal interspecific hybrids and their progenies between Atriplex triangularis (C3) and A. rosea (C4).

Hitoshi OGURO; Kokichi HINATA; Muneaki SAMEJIMA; et al. Ikushugaku zasshi 1988. doi:10.1270/jsbbs1951.38.53

Other claims from this paper (12)

Observation Cross progeny were identified as hybrids by morphology and carbon isotope values.
Observation The reciprocal F1 plant had good pollen and seed fertility.
Observation The reciprocal F1 plants had no prominent morphological differences.
Observation Most F2 plants had pollen fertility above 70%.
Observation Normal bivalents formed in 19 of 20 examined F2 plants.
Observation A. triangularis had opposite phyllotaxis.
Observation A. rosea had alternate phyllotaxis.
Mechanism F2 phyllotaxis segregation was explained by two recessive genes for the alternate form.
Observation F2 bundle sheath cells were numerous but small.
Observation A few F2 plants had sporadic chloroplasts in bundle sheath cells.
Observation No F2 plants with C4-like photosynthetic activity were found.
Observation No F3 plants with C4-like photosynthetic activity were found.

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