Abstract
An unusual case of somatic reduction was found at first meiotic metaphase in a single anther of a wheat plant. Of 10 reduced cells, four had 22 chromosomes, five had 20, and one was not clearly countable. Chromosome pairing indicated that the reduction had involved a random segregation of homologues.
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