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INHERITANCE OF PETIOLE COLORS IN AGLAONEMA

Article number
788_11
Pages
103 – 106
Language
English
Abstract
Aglaonema is a long lasting indoor plant suitable for most interior conditions.
The plant has four major petiole colors; viz. pink, white, brown and green.
Segregating population from six interspecific crosses was made for inheritant analysis.
The result indicated that oligogenes with epistatic effect controlled the petiole colors.
Modifying genes are also involved in the color expression.

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Authors
S. Wannakrairoj, P. Linla
Keywords
genetic, oligogene, epistasis, progeny, modifying genes
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