Prof. Itay Mayrose Lab – Plant Evolution, Bioinformatics, & Comparative Genomics
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CCDB → Angiosperms → Gentianaceae → Gentiana → Gentiana aquatica var. pseudoaquatica (Kusn.) S. Agrawal
5 chromosome counts in Gentiana aquatica var. pseudoaquatica (Kusn.) S. Agrawal:
| Name | Accepted Name | Gametophytic(n) | Sporophytic(2n) | Data Source | reference | ||
| Gentiana pseudoaquatica Kusn. | Gentiana aquatica var. pseudoaquatica (Kusn.) S. Agrawal | 20 | IPCN online | Yuan, Y. M. & P. Küpfer. 1997. The monophyly and rapid evolution of Gentiana sect. Chondrophyllae Bunge s.l. (Gentianaceae): evidence from the nucleotide sequences of the internal transcribed spacers of nuclear ribosomal DNA. Bot. J. Linn. Soc. 123: 25–43. | |||
| Gentiana pseudoaquatica Kusn. | Gentiana aquatica var. pseudoaquatica (Kusn.) S. Agrawal | 20 | IPCN online | Küpfer, P. & Y. M. Yuan. 1996. Karyological studies on Gentiana sect. Chondrophyllae (Gentianaceae) from China. Pl. Syst. Evol. 200: 161–176. | |||
| Gentiana pseudoaquatica Kusn. | Gentiana aquatica var. pseudoaquatica (Kusn.) S. Agrawal | 40 | IPCN online | Ho, T. n., J. q. Liu & D. c. Zhang. 1997. The chromosome numbers and karyotypes of nine species of Gentiana from the alpine western China. Acta Biol. Plateau Sin. 13: 9–19. | |||
| Gentiana pseudoaquatica Kusn. | Gentiana aquatica var. pseudoaquatica (Kusn.) S. Agrawal | 20, 40 | IPCN online | Yuan, Y. M., P. Küpfer & L. Zeltner. 1998. Chromosomal evolution of Gentiana and Jaeschkea (Gentianaceae), with further documentation of chromosome data for 35 species from western China. Pl. Syst. Evol. 210: 231–247. | |||
| ! | Gentiana burkillii H. Sm. | Gentiana aquatica var. pseudoaquatica (Kusn.) S. Agrawal | 14 | IPCN online | Yuan, Y. M., P. Küpfer & L. Zeltner. 1998. Chromosomal evolution of Gentiana and Jaeschkea (Gentianaceae), with further documentation of chromosome data for 35 species from western China. Pl. Syst. Evol. 210: 231–247. |