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Further experiments on the inheritance of “doubleness” and other characters in stocks

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  1. Reports I–IV to the Evolution Committee of the Royal Society. In regard to “doubling” see II, 1905, p. 29; III, 1906; p. 44; IV, 1908, pp. 4, 36.

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  1. Cf. de Vries,Biol. Centr. 1911.

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  1. Rep. Evol. Committee, IV, 1908, p. 35.

  2. The terms coupling and repulsion have been employed by Bateson and Punnett in explanation of certain results obtained by them in the Sweet Pea, which seemed to suggest that the inter-relation between certain factors was of the nature of attraction or repulsion according as these factors were received separately from the parents or associated together (seeProa. Roy. Soc. B, Vol. 84, 1911).

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  1. As stated in the Evolution Reports one of the two factorsG andR which are essential to the production of sap-colour is found in the pure white race, the other in the cream. As white is there represented as containingG and cream as containingR, it will be convenient to retain the same formulae here (see Report IV, p. 36).

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  1. Rep. Evol Committee, IV, 1908, Table II. p. 40.

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  1. (See Rep. Evol. Committee, III, 1906, p. 9, and IV, 1908, p. 3.) Several other instances of this kind are now known. For reference to some of the more recently investigated cases, see Bateson and Punnett,Proc. Roy. Soc. Series B, Vol. 84, 1911, p. 3.

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  1. See Appendix, note 1, p. 361.

  2. See note p. 326.

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  1. loc. cit.

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  1. Reports to the Evolution Committee.

  2. Recorded in Report II, p. 37.

  3. On the assumption, i.e. that the gametic series is on a 15: 1 basis, see p. 322.

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  1. Recorded in Report II, p, 37.

  2. See note, p. 326.

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  1. See Nilsson-Ehle,Kreuzungsuntersuchungen an Hafer und Weizen, Lund, 1909.

Reference

  1. Proc. Roy. Soc. Series B, Vol. 84, p. 3, 1911.

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  1. See note, p. 336.

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  1. See note, p. 322.

  2. Ber. der Deut. Bot. Gesell, Bd. xxvi.a, 1908, p. 667.

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  1. Pringsheims Jahrbuch, Band xvii. p. 285, 1886.

  2. Prediger zu Pitzcrwitz bei Kyrits in Pommern, Cöslin, 1825.

  3. Culture pratique des Giroflées. Paris, N.D.

Reference

  1. loc. cit. p. 79.

Reference

  1. See Evolution Report IV. p. 36.

Reference

  1. See note, p. 326.

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Saunders, E.R. Further experiments on the inheritance of “doubleness” and other characters in stocks. Journ. of Gen. 1, 303–376 (1911). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02981555

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