New Zealand Journal of Botany · 1978 · 60 citations · 14 references
Life SciencesPlant BiologyPlant SciencesEmbryogenesisPlant GeneticsPlant Molecular BiologyFlower DevelopmentHybrid Variety DevelopmentEmbryo Culture MediaGel ElectrophoresisHybrid Embryo DevelopmentHybrid Seed DevelopmentNucleolus OrganizationPlant HybridityWhite Clover
Abstract A sterile, stoloniferous hybrid (2n = 32) between Caucasian clover, Trifolium ambiguum (2n = 4x = 32) ♀ and white clover, T. repens ♀ has been produced with the aid of embryo culture using transplanted nurse endosperm. Vegetatively the hybrid strongly resembles T. repens , but several vegetative and floral characters are modified towards T. ambiguum . Hybridity is supported by the presence of heterologous nucleolus‐organising chromosomes and by the results of gel electrophoresis of leaf isozymes.
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