- In biology, a
hybrid is the
offspring resulting from
combining the
qualities of two
organisms of
different varieties, subspecies,
species or
genera through...
-
clouded leopard) and
other genera. By contrast, many
genera of
Felinae are
interfertile with each other,
though few
hybridize under natural conditions, and not...
- hummingbird-pollinated species. Most
petunias are
diploid with 14
chromosomes and are
interfertile with
other petunia species, as well as with Calibrachoa. The tubular...
- name, A, B, and D. Gr****es
sharing the same
genome will be more-or-less
interfertile, and
might be
treated by
botanists as one species.
Identification of...
- H. (September 1966). "Chlamydomonas
smithii sp. nov.?A
Chlamydomonad Interfertile with
Chlamydomonas Reinhardtip".
Journal of Phycology. 2 (3): 93–96....
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cardoons and
artichokes are very
similar genetically, and are
fully interfertile, but have only very
limited ability to form
hybrids with
other species...
-
close relative, the
Shumard oak (Q. shumardii). The two
species are
interfertile, and
hybrids are
common along a line from
Dallas to San Antonio, Texas...
-
Although North American and
European isolates of A.
gallica may be
interfertile, some
North American isolates of A.
gallica are more
closely related...
- wide. All the subspecies, varieties, and
cultivars are
conspecific and
interfertile. C. pepo is one of the oldest, if not the
oldest domesticated species...
- lobes, and the
flowers having just one style, not two or three. They are
interfertile, however, so
hybrids occur frequently; they are only
entirely distinct...
