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Notes on the karyosystematics ofAnnonaceae

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Information and illustrations on somatic chromosomes, structure of interphase nuclei and hair development are presented for 9 genera and 14 species ofAnnonaceae. A few suggestions tend to improve the unsatisfactory current classification. The spectrum of polyploids found in the family ranges from neo- to meso- and paleopolyploids.

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Sauer, W., Ehrendorfer, F. Notes on the karyosystematics ofAnnonaceae . Pl Syst Evol 146, 47–55 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00984053

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