Claim · model-written summary
Parent and F1 hybrid means suggest incomplete dominance in the alleles for large flower size in Crepis tectorum.
- Taxon
- Crepis tectorum
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Crepis tectorumt0 - Material
- F1 hybride3
- Outcome
- incomplete dominance in the alleles for large flower sizee3
- Comparator
- parente3
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Verbatim
t0“Floral reduction inCrepis tectorum(Asteraceae): tradeoffs and dominance relationships”
e3“Comparison of parent and F1 hybrid means in the crossing experiment suggests incomplete dominance in the alleles for large flower size”
Title
Floral reduction inCrepis tectorum(Asteraceae): tradeoffs and dominance relationships
S ANDERSSON Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 1996. doi:10.1006/bijl.1995.0005
Other claims from this paper (4)
- Association Small-flowered Crepis tectorum plants fail to reallocate resources to flower and fruit production.
- Association Small flower size offers little or no advantage in terms of autofertility in Crepis tectorum.
- Association Floral reduction has little influence on the rate of flower development in Crepis tectorum.
- Mechanism Inbreeding depression is proposed as the basis for some of the reduction in floral morphology.