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Caryologia, 1973 SUMMARYThe objects of the study were microsporocytes of Lilium candidum L. in all stages of meiosis. It was possible to induce cytomixis patterns experimentally only by some mechanical stimuli applied in a particular way, such as squashing, piercing with a blunt needle and cutting with a blunt blade.
J. A. Tarkowska
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Caryologia (Firenze), 2018 Meiotic investigations carried out from the cold desert regions of Ladakh (India) record the first ever chromosome count (2n = 32) and cytomixis in Clematis ladakhiana.
N. Khan, V. Singhal, R. C. Gupta
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CYTOLOGIA, 1988 Cytomixis has been observed in the pollen mother cells of Leucas aspera, two species of Mentha and two populations of Leonurus sibiricus. In Mentha piperita L. (2n=120), it has been noted to be of common occurrence as it occurs in almost all the stages of meiotic division.
Anadi Kumar Kundu, Arun Kumar Sharma
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Cytomixis in the Microsporogenesis of Vicia faba L. (Fabaceae)
CYTOLOGIA, 2004 Cytomixis has been observed in pollen mother cells of Vicia faba. Of all eight sites plant materials were collected and investigated, cytomixis has been noted in six. Four of these sites recorded high percentage of cytomixis, where the two other sites show low concentration of this phenomenon.Cytomixis was observed to occur in forms of cytoplasmic ...
Soliman A. Haroun +2 more
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Nature, significance, and cytological consequences of cytomixis
Cytology and Genetics, 2012 Cytomixis is a widespread natural process of intercellular interaction, which is common for vegetative and generative tissues in both normal and pathological conditions. The origin, significance, and genetic control of cytomixis still remain partially unclear.
Е. А. Кравец
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Secondary Chromosome Associations and Cytomixis in Corchorus spp.
CYTOLOGIA, 2011 Aninda Mandal, Animesh Kumar Datta
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B-Chromosome and Cytomixis in Cirsium (Asteraceae)
CYTOLOGIA, 2011 Cirsium species grow in various regions of Iran but their cytological study is very limited. Therefore, meiotic analysis of 21 populations in 17 Cirsium species was performed, showing the occurrence of synezetic knots and post pachyten diffuse stages possibly due to adaptation to different environmental conditions.
Maryam Nouroozi +3 more
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Searching for mechanisms behind meiotic abnormalities in Crotalaria spectabilis Roth
Ciência e Agrotecnologia, 2022 The identification of epigenetic marks associated with problems in the meiotic process can enlighten the mechanisms underlying the irregularities and the impacts in the genetic constitution of gametes.
Guilherme Tomaz Braz +4 more
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