CHRYSATA HYBRIDS (TETRAPLOID)
Hybrids with 4n=80 chromosomes,which can be derived from the same species as diploid Chrysata hybrids, but have double the number of chromosomes and, therefore, larger flowers. Such hybrids can either be produced directly by colchicine treatment or as a result of crosses between tetraploid parent plants. Such hybrids are fertile: in the process of the reduction of chromosome numbers during the production of sexual cells each chromosome, due to the tetraploid structure, finds an analogue counterpart chromosome of its own kind.
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SSTT222 ( partially tetraploid)
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STARTING CHRYSATA /Reg. 1988)
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SSTT563
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Tetra-Chrysata hybrids can be back-crossed to tetraploid Chrysographes hybrids, yielding 3/4 Chrysographes-1/4 Lactea hybrids.
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3/4-1/4-Tetra-Chrysata-hybrid I
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3/4-1/4-Tetra-Chrysata-hybrid II
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3/4-1/4-Tetra-Chrysata-hybrid III
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Blue 3/1-Tetrachrysata-hybrid
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3/1-Chrysata-hybrid SSTT923
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3/1-Chrysata-hybrid SSTT939
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