- of the seed by a
plantlet or
replacement of the
flower by bulbils.
Apomictically produced offspring are
genetically identical to the
parent plant, except...
-
Parthenogenesis can
occur without meiosis through mitotic oogenesis. This is
called apomictic parthenogenesis.
Mature egg
cells are
produced by
mitotic divisions, and...
- genera, more than 1,600 ****ually
reproductive species and more than 7,000
apomictic species. They are
found primarily in
temperate regions of the Eastern...
-
organisms such as
bacteria and
other prokaryotes, and
parthenogenetic or
apomictic multi-celled organisms. DNA
barcoding and
phylogenetics are
commonly used...
- the Himalaya,
southern Tibet and
parts of
western China,
where numerous apomictic microspecies occur. The name
rowan was
originally applied to the species...
-
Rosaceae and some in the Asteraceae, such as Taraxa****,
produce seeds apomictically when
somatic diploid cells displace the
ovule or
early embryo. In an...
-
segments contains 4–8,
rarely 9 segments, the
larger ones
harbouring the
apomictic seeds that are
unpalatable unless roasted. As a non-climacteric fruit...
- woodland,
scrub and cliffs,
usually on limestone. The
species reproduces apomictically (a****ually via
cloned seeds) and was
presumably created by autopolyploidysation...
-
contained in each of
these genera, due to the
difficulty of
dividing apomictic complexes into species. For example,
Cotoneaster contains between 70 and...
- hybrid.
Common dandelion is a
triploid that
produces viable seeds by
apomictic seed. As in
other eukaryotes, the
inheritance of
endosymbiotic organelles...
