Claim · model-written summary
Two chromosomes organize the nucleolus in the monoploid complement.
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e0“two chromosomes are found to be responsible for the organization of the nucleolus in the monoploid complement”
Title
T. S. Raghavan; K. R. Venkatasubban CYTOLOGIA 1939. doi:10.1508/cytologia.10.23
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- Observation The haploid chromosome number is 13.
- Observation Secondary association of bivalents was recorded.
- Observation The basic number based on maximum association is seven.
- Observation The plant is interpreted as a secondarily balanced allotetraploid.
- Observation Seven is suggested as the primary basic number.
- Observation Capparidioideae is suggested to have arisen first, followed by Cleomoideae through allopolyploidy.