Claim · model-written summary
No F2 plants with C4-like photosynthetic activity were found.
- Taxon
- Atriplex triangularis
Atriplex prostratat0 - Material
- F2e0
- Outcome
- No plants with C4-like photosynthetic activitiese0
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Verbatim
e0“No plants with C4-like photosynthetic activities have been found in the F2 nor F3, so far.”
t0“Atriplex triangularis (C3) and A. rosea (C4).”
Title
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 F1 plant from the A. triangularis × A. rosea cross had good pollen and seed fertility.
- 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 F3 plants with C4-like photosynthetic activity were found.