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異なる緯度における異なるプロイディレベルのCynodon dactylonのカリオタイプ差異に対する温度の影響

Liwen Wang1, Jingxue Zhang1, Mengli Han1

  • 1College of Animal Science and Technology, Yangzhou University, Yangzhou, China.

BMC plant biology
|February 13, 2026
PubMed
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シノドン・ダクティロン (L.) パーソン ディプロイドは温度変動に対するカリオタイプ感度が高く,テトラプロイドは対称なカリオタイプにより安定性が高い. この研究は,プロイディの進化を理解し,気候に耐性のある品種を育成するのに役立ちます.

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シノドン・ダクティロノン (Cynodon dactylon) とは染色体は染色体である.カリオタイプ カリオタイプポリプロイド型である.温度 温度について

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