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A Study of Cytology, Isozyme, and Interspecific Hybridization on the Big-Achene Group of Buckwheat Species (Fagopyrum, Polygonaceae)

Qing-Fu Chena,*, Sai. L. K. Hsamb and Friedrich J. Zellerb

a Institute of Plant Genetics and Breeding, School of Biological Technology and Engineering, Guizhou Normal University, Baoshan Beilu 116, Guiyang 550001, P.R. China
b Technical Univ. of Munich, Lehrstuhl fuer Pflanzenbau und Pflanzenzuechtung, Lange Point 51, D-85350 Freising-Weihenstephan, Germany



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Fig. 1. The chromosomes of F. cymosum and F. giganteum. a and d are the metaphase of chromosomes of F. cymosum and F. giganteum in the mitotic cell of root tips, respectively. b and e are the karyotypes of chromosomes of F. cymosum and F. giganteum, respectively. There is obviously one larger (No. 1–8) and one smaller (No. 9–16) genome. c and f are the chromosomes of F. cymosum and F. giganteum in the meiosis MI of pollen mother cells, respectively. There are eight larger (marked with arrows) and eight smaller bivalents.

 


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Fig. 2. The karyotype models of genomes X, Y, M, and T in F. cymosum and F. giganteum.

 


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Fig. 3. Zymographs of GOT isozyme on a PAGE gel. The symbols are explained in Table 1.

 


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Fig. 4. Idiograms of GOT isozyme of eight types of buckwheat. E = F. esculentum, H = F. homotropicum, Z = F. zuogongense, T = F. tataricum, C = F. cymosum, P = F. pilus, M = F. megaspartanium, G = F. giganteum.

 





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