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Identification by Giemsa technique of the translocations separating cultivated rye from three wild species of Secale

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Complete identification of the translocations involved in evolution of S. vavilovii, S. africanum and S. cereale from S. montanum was attained by meiotic analysis after Giemsa banding technique. Based on the original mitotic karyotype of S. montanum, the different chromosome arms were determined by centromere position and banding pattern of chromosomes for the four species and all of the possible interspecific hybrids. This first consistent scheme of cytogenetic relationships reveals: one translocation each, separating S. montanum from S. vavilovii and S. africanum, two translocations each, separating S. cereale from S. vavilovii and S. africanum, and three translocations each, separating S. cereale from S. montanum and S. africanum, respectively.

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Singh, R.J., Röbbelen, G. Identification by Giemsa technique of the translocations separating cultivated rye from three wild species of Secale . Chromosoma 59, 217–225 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00292779

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