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How Apomictic and Sexual Cenchrus Species Can Help Elucidate the Mechanisms Leading to Apospory.

Methods in molecular biology
Joann Conner, Yuji Ke, Peggy Ozias-Akins
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Experimental Studies of Apospory in Ferns

Annals of Botany, 1981
E. SHEFFIELD, P. R. BELL
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Apospory in Pteris

American Fern Journal, 1966
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On the cytology of apogamy and apospory.—1. Preliminary note on apogamy

Proceedings of the Royal Society of London
J. B. Farmer, J. E. Moore, L. Digby
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Apospory

2008
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The inheritance of apospory inScolopendrium vulgare

Journal of Genetics, 1936
I. Andersson-Kottö, A. E. Gairdner
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On a new Instance of Apospory in Polystichum angulare, var. pulcherrimum, Wills.

, 1887
C. Druery
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Apospory in Ferns

Nature, 1884
W. T. Dyer
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On the Production of Apospory by Environment in Athyrium Filix‐fœmina, var. unco‐glomeratum, an apparently barren Fern.

, 1899
F. Stansfield
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Recombination within the apospory specific genomic region leads to the uncoupling of apomixis components in Cenchrus ciliaris

Planta, 2013
Joann Conner, Gunawati Gunawan, P. Ozias‐Akins   +2 more
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