Abstract

The Endosperm as a Barrier to Intersectional Hybridization in Iris

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  • Many interspecific as well as intersectional hybrids are possible in iris a large number of pollinations may be required in order to obtain a single viable seed

  • At the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden embryo culture is a routine procedure for the handling of seeds of rare species and for important crosses

  • In order to determine whether these embryos could be grown on into seedlings in vitro, sixty-day old capsules were harvested, the surface was sterilized with alcohol, and the embryos were excised aseptically and placed on a nutrient agar

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Introduction

Many interspecific as well as intersectional hybrids are possible in iris a large number of pollinations may be required in order to obtain a single viable seed. The Endosperm as a Barrier to Intersectional Hybridization in Iris (1954) "The Endosperm as a Barrier to Intersectional Hybridization in Iris," Aliso: A Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Botany: Vol 3: Iss. 1, Article 7.

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