Paper · 1959 · Proceedings of the Japan Academy

Dextrality and Sinistrality in Plants.

F. A. LILIENFELD

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Abstract

This report contains. 1. Additional data to reports I and 11 (1956). Tables I, IV, and V. 2. Results of certation and equation crosses. Tables II and VI. 3. Experiments with aging (and cooled) pollen. Table VII. 4. Examination of the offspring from left-handed pods found on heterozygotes. No significant difference was found between such pods and the normal right-handed ones. 5. Examination of the offspring of right-handed F2-plants. Tables IIIa-b, VIIIa-b, and IX.The genetical background of the reported phenomena is briefly touched.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultno effectnot significant (as stated)measured

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Offspring from left-handed pods on heterozygotes did not differ significantly from offspring of normal right-handed pods.

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heterozygotese1
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podse0
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No significant differencee0
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normal right-handed onese0

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“No significant difference was found between such pods and the normal right-handed ones.”

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“Examination of the offspring from left-handed pods found on heterozygotes.”

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