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Radiation-induced hyperdiploidy inHyoscyamus niger L

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A hyperdiploid plant type, approaching the triploid chromosome number, and representing possibly a high level of tetrasomy, was recorded in the progeny of a gamma ray-induced unbranched desynaptic mutant in the M4 generation. Its meiotic behavior and its possible importance for deriving diverse hyperdiploid lines from desynaptic mutants are outlined.

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Acknowledgment. We are grateful to Dr Akhtar Hussian, Director, CIMAP, for his keen interest in the study and for providing the facilities.

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Lavania, U.C., Lal, R.K. & Sharma, J.R. Radiation-induced hyperdiploidy inHyoscyamus niger L. Experientia 41, 1079–1080 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01952153

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