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| Hello viola peoples!
I'm a new graduate student at The Oho State University in Columbus (Ohio, USA) and am developing a topic for my research thesis. Ornimental plant breeding is my line of work, and I'm quite proficient in dabbing hemerocallis (my true love), hosta, and am expanding my tastes :) Anyway, I am interested in examining DNA fingerprints of (Ohio) naive species, in order to try and connect them to common ancestors. I am having a heck of a time finding in formation on chromosome counts of all the species I have (not all natives): bicolor
Any chance anyone here can help me out -either digits or maybe a reference or referral? I have checked some peer-reviewed literature, and most recently the "Chromosome Atlas of Flowering Plants" by Darlington and Wylie.
Dan
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| Hi Dan What I have on my side: In Landon and Mc KinneyA taxonomic revision of the acaulescent blue violet 1992: cucullata 2n=54 hirsutala 2n=54 palmata 2n=54 papillonacea 2n=54 pedata 2n=56 ( gershoy 1934) sagittata 2n=54 sororia 2n=54 triloba 2n=54 + found on the web Canadensis 2n = 24 ((Clausen 1929; Canne 1987). but in Ohio you have no less than Harvey Ballard and Theresa Culley!!!!hey! keep us informed about your researches |
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