Abstract
A new mutation for chlorophyll-deficiency in Nicotiana tabacum L., called progressive veinbanding, was found in the field planting of the flue-cured tobacco variety Hicks Broadleaf. The mutant follows monogenic inheritance of a single recessive gene upon which the normal allele exhibits complete dominance. There was a definite association of the mutant type with the M—chromosome of the sylvestris genome in tests against the monosomic series.
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