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Studies in the inheritance of doubleness in flowers

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  1. SeeReports to the Evolution Committee, Royal Society, ii. p. 29, 1905; iii. p. 44, 1906; iv. p. 36, 1908.

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  1. In the account of the results obtained with Stocks (Evolution Reports, loc. cit.) it is stated that the homogeneous pollen of the heterozygous (ever-sporting) singles carriesdoubleness (i.e. absence of singleness), but that among the ovules some carrydoubleness and somesingleness.

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    E. R. Saunders

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Saunders, E.R. Studies in the inheritance of doubleness in flowers. Journ. of Gen. 1, 57–69 (1910). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02981569

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