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Morphological features of F1 generation inRosa hybrids 1. Hybrids of some species of the sect.Caninae withRosa rugosa

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In the present paper morphological features of hybrids from crossing of four species ofRosa sect.Caninae (R. canina L.,R. zalana Wiesb.,R. rubiginosa L. andR. sherardii Davies) withR. rugosa Thumbg. (sect.Cinnamomeae) and their heredity are described. F1 generation appears more or less uniform, certain morphological features are patroclinal, other ones are matroclinal and intermediary. The general appearance of these hybrids is intermediary; there seems to be no reason to consider them matroclinal.

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Jičínská, D. Morphological features of F1 generation inRosa hybrids 1. Hybrids of some species of the sect.Caninae withRosa rugosa . Folia Geobot. Phytotax. 11, 301–311 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02909477

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