A Text property defining a single value. Structure: chromosome A Top Level Property None. None.
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elongate. North America Genus 1, species 2 (2 in the flora). The base chromosome number for Gillenieae is x = 9. Gillenia is host to Gymnosporangium and
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"hypanthium texture","stipule presence","torus presence","x chromosome atypical quantity","x chromosome quantity"]},{"rank":"family","name":"Rosaceae","prope
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synapomorphy. The clade may be defined by a cytogenetic change from the base chromosome number of x = 11 found in Circaeeae, Gongylocarpeae, and Lopezieae, to
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have a chromosome base number of x = 10 and are American in origin. This latter clade is sister to the Andropogoneae, which also have a chromosome base number
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"hypanthium texture","stipule presence","torus size","x chromosome atypical quantity","x chromosome quantity"]},{"rank":"family","name":"Rosaceae","prope
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currently delimited include its highly condensed, heteropycnotic chromosomes with a base chromosome number of x = 18, sepals held erect or spreading (not reflexed)
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range of diploid chromosome numbers, with evidence of rearrangements of gene sequences (Uhl 1992). These different mechanisms of chromosome change suggested
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texture","stipule presence","torus presence","torus size","x chromosome atypical quantity","x chromosome quantity"]},{"rank":"family","name":"Rosaceae","prope
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archesporium multicellular (H. Tobe and P. H. Raven 1996); and change in base chromosome number from x = 8 in Ludwigia to x = 10 or x = 11 at the base of Onagroideae
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Africa, Australia, widely Genus 1, species 200+ (44 in the flora). The base chromosome number for Amygdaleae is x = 8. None. Prunus window.propertiesFromHig
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"hypanthium texture","stipule presence","torus presence","x chromosome atypical quantity","x chromosome quantity"]},{"rank":"family","name":"Rosaceae","prope
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"style presence","whole_organism duration","whole_organism growth form","x chromosome quantity"]},{"rank":"family","name":"Ranunculaceae","properties":["illustrator"
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isolation in sections Bartonia (haploid chromosome numbers include 9, 10, 11, and 18) and Bicuspidaria (haploid chromosome numbers include 9, 10). In contrast
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achene arrangement","stipule presence","torus size","x chromosome atypical quantity","x chromosome quantity"]},{"rank":"family","name":"Rosaceae","prope
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measurement","whole_organism growth form","whole_organism some measurement","x chromosome quantity"]},{"rank":"tribe","name":"Rosaceae tribe Roseae","properties":["achene
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species) and the Mexican Xerospiraea J. Henrickson (one species). The base chromosome number for Spiraeeae is x = 9. None. Aruncus, Holodiscus, Kelseya, Luetkea
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cytologically. Some species, including a few North American taxa, have different chromosome numbers, with discrepancies and uncertainties as to the base number for
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summarized in the reticulogram. Polyploidy is widespread in Asplenium, and the chromosome numbers vary from 2 x to 6 x. Two species, Asplenium trichomanes and A
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genus","name":"Salix subg. Vetrix","properties":["2n chromosome atypical quantity","2n chromosome quantity","abaxial nectary presence","anther coloration"
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