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A spontaneous mutant for flower colour and shape in a white flowering dahlia

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A spontaneous mutant for flower colour and shape in the dahlia cultivar White Pearl is described. It is suggested that this new type may be ascribed to a mutation of an inhibitor gene.

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  1. Vegetable Research Station (I.A.R.I.), Katrain, Kulu Valley (H.P.), India

    J. P. Singh, R. S. Arora, S. R. Dohare & K. Sengupta

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Singh, J.P., Arora, R.S., Dohare, S.R. et al. A spontaneous mutant for flower colour and shape in a white flowering dahlia. Euphytica 19, 261–262 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01902954

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