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The chromosomes and linkage groups ofPisum

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By appropriate genetical studies using reciprocal translocation stocks it has been possible to confirmLamprecht's evidence that inPisum there are seven linkage groups.

Lamm's evidence for six linkage groups has been shown to be due to incomplete knowledge of the chromosomal structure of certain interchange lines.

It is suggested thatLamprecht's system of chromosomal nomenclature should be universally adopted forPisum.Lamm &Miravelle's extended tester set has been accordingly renumbered and the intercrossing of the interchange lines completed in order to extend the confirmatory evidence as to their chromosomal constitution.

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    Brian Snoad

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Snoad, B. The chromosomes and linkage groups ofPisum . Genetica 37, 247–254 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01547136

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