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Karyology of ten Turkish Trigonella L. (Leguminosae) species from section Cylindricae Boiss.

Esra MARTİN
Hasan AKAN
Murat EKİCİ
Zeki AYTAÇ
Pages
485–494
Publication Date
2010-06-01
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Also, satellite metaphase chromosomes were determined in T. velutina and T. strangulata.

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Objective & Hypothesis:This study describes the karyotypes of 10 Turkish species of Trigonella L. belonging to section Cylindricae Boiss. (Leguminosae).
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⚙️Variables:Key words: Fabaceae · Image Analysis System · karyotype

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This study describes the karyotypes of 10 Turkish species of Trigonella L. belonging to section Cylindricae Boiss. (Leguminosae). Excluding the karyotypes of T. velutina Boiss. and of T. sibthorpii Boiss., which were previously studied, all of the other 8 species were studied here for the first time. The species of the section were gathered from different localities in Turkey, and it was determined that the somatic chromosome numbers for all species were the same (2n = 16). Also, satellite metaphase chromosomes were determined in T. velutina and T. strangulata.

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This study describes the karyotypes of 10 Turkish species of Trigonella L. belonging to section Cylindricae Boiss. (Leguminosae). Excluding the karyotypes of T. velutina Boiss. and of T. sibthorpii Boiss., which were previously studied, all of the other 8 species were studied here for the first time. The species of the section were gathered from different localities in Turkey, and it was determined that the somatic chromosome numbers for all species were the same (2n = 16). Also, satellite metaphase chromosomes were determined in T. velutina and T. strangulata.

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MARTİN, E., AKAN, H., EKİCİ, M., AYTAÇ, Z. (2010). Karyology of ten Turkish Trigonella L. (Leguminosae) species from section Cylindricae Boiss.. Turkish Journal of Botany, Cilt: 34 - Sayı: 6, 485–494. https://ajindex.com/articles/183325

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