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KARYOTYPE ANALYSIS OF AN HAPLOID PLANT OF APPLE (Malus domestica)

Article number

538_55

Pages

321 – 324

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Abstract

The small size of the chromosomes of the apple tree and also their high number (2n=34) are limitation for cytological investigations.
The haploid plants are an excellent material to design the karyotype from root tips.
This study is a first tentative based on 5 metaphase cells.
The length of the 17 chromosomes was found ranging from 1.5 to 3.5µm.
The position of the centromere in the chromosomes was calculated according to Levan et al. (1964) : 11 chromosomes are submetacentric and 6 are metacentric.
A satellite was found clearly on one chromosome and possibly on one another.
The chromosome bearing a satellite is the longest one, the others present a continuous range of size.

Publication

Eucarpia symposium on Fruit Breeding and Genetics

Authors

L. Bouvier, Y. Lespinasse, M. Schuster

Keywords

karyotype, apple, haploid

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2000.538.55

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120. THE NEW CERTIFICATION SCHEME AND ITS CONSEQUENCES FOR THE BREEDERS

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123. NEW HARDY APPLE SCAB RESISTANT SELECTIONS FOR CIDER AND JUICE PRODUCTION

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124. REBELLA AND REGINE – NEW MULTIPLE RESISTANT APPLE CULTIVARS FROM THE INSTITUTE FOR FRUIT BREEDING AT DRESDEN-PILLNITZ

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125. A NEW SCAB RESISTANT APPLE : ‘INITIAL’

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127. NEW HARDY APPLE SELECTIONS FROM THE QUEBEC APPLE BREEDING PROGRAM

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128. NEW HARDY ROOTSTOCKS FROM THE QUEBEC APPLE BREEDING PROGRAM

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129. 45 YEARS OF APPLE ROOTSTOCKS BREEDING IN POLAND

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130. STUDIES ON PERSPECTIVE APPLE AND PEAR HYBRIDS OF BREEDING STATION “IEDZENI” IN LATVIA

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131. NEW NAUMBURG/PILLNITZ PEAR BREEDING RESULTS

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132. NEW PEARS FROM THE CZECH REPUBLIC

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