- of the seed by a
plantlet or
replacement of the
flower by bulbils.
Apomictically produced offspring are
genetically identical to the
parent plant, except...
- genera, more than 1,600 ****ually
reproductive species and more than 7,000
apomictic species. They are
found primarily in
temperate regions of the Eastern...
- egg cells,
depending on the
species may be
produced without meiosis (
apomictically) or by one of the
several automictic mechanisms. A
related phenomenon...
- hybrid.
Common dandelion is a
triploid that
produces viable seeds by
apomictic seed. As in
other eukaryotes, the
inheritance of
endosymbiotic organelles...
-
Rosaceae and some in the Asteraceae, such as Taraxa****,
produce seeds apomictically when
somatic diploid cells displace the
ovule or
early embryo. In an...
-
depending on the cir****scription of the genus, and also due to the
number of
apomictic microspecies,
which some
treat as
distinct species, but
others group in...
- is Z. primulina
which blooms from
April until October.
Although it is
apomictic, it is a
choice parent for
crosses because of its
rapid repeat flowering...
- new
polyploid hybrids.
Apomictic individuals can
prevent reproduction in ****ual
individuals in
multiple ways. Like
other apomictic species in Cichorieae...
-
organisms such as
bacteria and
other prokaryotes, and
parthenogenetic or
apomictic multi-celled organisms. DNA
barcoding and
phylogenetics are
commonly used...
- reproduction. In fact,
stable autotriploidy in
plants is
often ****ociated with
apomictic mating systems. In
agricultural systems,
autotriploidy can
result in seedlessness...
