Claim · model-written summary
Northeastern Himalayan maize strains generally had low knob numbers.
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e0“Knob-heterochromatin distribution studied in Northeastern Himalayan maize has revealed that, in general, the strains possess low knob number.”
Title
Knob Composition in Northeastern Himalayan Maize
Suchira Pande; J. K. S. Sachan; K. R. Sarkar Indian Journal of Genetics and Plant Breeding (The) 1988
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation Knob number differed significantly among strains from 1200 to 2500 m in Sikkim.
- Association Higher altitude strains had fewer knobs than lower altitude strains.
- Observation Mean knob number at low altitude was 4.8.
- Observation Mean knob number at medium altitude was 2.9.
- Observation Mean knob number at high altitude was 2.2.
- Observation Sikkim Primitive strains with 8–12 knobs were distributed in Sikkim and Tripura.
- Observation The lower knob group, with 1–4 knobs, was represented by Meghalaya strains.