Claim · model-written summary
The derivatives are interpreted as stabilized hybrid segregants indicating incipient A. scribneri formation.
- Taxon
- A. scribnerie0
- Outcome
- incipient formation of A. scribneri is in progresse0
- Qualifier
- stabilized hybrid segregantse0
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Verbatim
e0“These are considered to be stabilized hybrid segregants which indicate that the incipient formation of A. scribneri is in progress.”
Title
Clayne L. Pope ScholarsArchive (Brigham Young University) 1972
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Agropyron scribneri is endemic to the Rocky Mountains of the Intermountain West, with populations separated by valleys and desert floors.
- Observation A. scribneri is morphologically similar to the A. trachycaulum–Sitanion hystrix hybrid and to the A. trachycaulum x A. scribneri hybrid.
- Mechanism A. scribneri may have originated de novo from hybridization products of A. trachycaulum and S. hystrix.
- Observation Agropyron scribneri appears morphologically similar to its associated S. hysterix population.
- Observation A. trachycaulum x S. hysterix hybrids have some fertility.
- Observation Backcrossing of hybrids onto A. trachucaulum is common.
- Observation Backcrossing of hybrids onto S. hysterix is common.
- Observation Sterile backcross derivatives resembled A. scribneri phenotypically.