Interspecific hybridisation in pennisetum

By:

Kaushal,Pankaj

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P.A.U 1992Edition: GeneticsDescription: 29cm. : 75,10Subject(s):

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T 633.174 K13I

Summary: Six species of Pennisetum including P typhoides, the cultivated one and 5 wild species were used in the present investigation. From the meiotic chromosome behaviour of 4 species, two species were found to .be diploid, one autotetraploid and one autoallohe

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Six species of Pennisetum including P typhoides, the cultivated one and 5 wild species were used in the present investigation. From the meiotic chromosome behaviour of 4 species, two species were found to .be diploid, one autotetraploid and one autoallohe

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