Chromosome number and microsporogenesis in Paspalum maritimum (Caespitosa Group; Gramineae).
AUTOR(ES)
ADAMOWSKI, E. de V.
FONTE
Brazilian Archives of Biology and Technology
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2011
RESUMO
Despite pf economic importance of the genus Paspalum, little or no cytologic information is available for many species. This is the first report about chromosome munber and meiotic behavior for P. maritimum. The three accessions colected in Amapa State (North Region of Brazil) were tetraploid (2n=4x=40) with the chromossomes associating predominantly as bivalents. The low frequency of multivalents suggeted that they were segmental allotetraploids. All accessions showed a low rate of meiotic irregulatities, and as a consequence the pollen fertility was high. The results suggeted that these accessions presented potential for use ia a hybridization program.
ASSUNTO(S)
paspalum maritimum chromosome number meiotic behavior pollen fertility
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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