Claim · model-written summary
Arachis Schininii has 2n=20 chromosomes, including the small A pair.
- Taxon
- A. Schininiie3
- Outcome
- chromosome numbere1
- Value
- 2n=20e3
- Qualifier
- including the small 'A' pair of chromosomese3
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorSettingDirection
Verbatim
e1“The chromosome number was determined in eleven recently-described species of Arachis belonging to five different taxonomie sections”
e3“while A. linearifolia and A. Schininii have 2n=20, including the small 'A' pair of chromosomes, typical of the A genome of A hypogaea”
t0“OF ELEVEN SPECIES OF ARACHIS (LEGUMINOSAE)”
Title
OF ELEVEN SPECIES OF ARACHIS (LEGUMINOSAE)
Andréa Del Pilar De Souza; José Francisco Montenegro Valls 2005
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- Observation Arachis Gregoryi has 2n=20 chromosomes and lacks the small A pair.
- Observation Arachis Krapovickasii has 2n=20 chromosomes and lacks the small A pair.
- Observation Arachis linearifolia has 2n=20 chromosomes, including the small A pair.
- Observation Arachis Schininii shows many morphological differences from A. Hoehnei and is considered a new species.
- Observation Arachis submarginata has 2n=20 chromosomes.
- Observation Arachis Pflugeae has 2n=20 chromosomes.
- Observation Arachis Hassleri has 2n=20 chromosomes.
- Observation Arachis seridoensis has 2n=20 chromosomes.
- Observation Arachis interrupta has 2n=20 chromosomes.
- Observation Arachis nitida is tetraploid with 2n=40 chromosomes and is morphologically distinct from the other tetraploids in its section.
- Observation Arachis porphyrocalyx has 2n=18 chromosomes, the first 2n=18 count for an Arachis species outside section Arachis.
- Mechanism The origin of the 2n=18 chromosomes is probably not associated with the origin of the 18 chromosomes in section Arachis species.