For probably the 100th time: Is whorled phyllotaxy an indication of polyploidy? According to RCClark's 1981 book, NO! so that's what I've been going by. But the controversy rages at another site So, anybody want to shed some new light on this?
I just don't believe this statement rings true. "
All trifoliate's are polypoloids. The only way to get that extra node is through the extra chromosome." thank's for your time, whether I'm wrong or right.
I just don't believe this statement rings true. "
All trifoliate's are polypoloids. The only way to get that extra node is through the extra chromosome." thank's for your time, whether I'm wrong or right.