Giemsa C-banded karyotypes of eight species of Alstroemeria L. and some of their hybrids

Annals of Botany

Volumn 78, Issue 4, 1996, Pages 449-457

  Buitendijk, J H ^a   Ramanna, M S ^a  

^a WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY   (Netherlands)

Author keywords

Alstroemeria; evolution; Giemsa C banding; Inca lily; karyotype

Indexed keywords

ALSTROEMERIA; ALSTROEMERIA ANGUSTIFOLIA; ALSTROEMERIA AUREA; LILIUM; PELEGRINA;

EID: 0029835488     PISSN: 03057364     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1006/anbo.1996.0141     Document Type: Article

References (36)

1. Aker S, Healy W. 1990. The phytogeography of the genus Alstroemeria. Herbertia 46: 76-87
2. Baker JG. 1888. Handbook of the Amaryllideae, including the Alstroemereae and Agaveae. London: Bell and Sons, 132-142.
3. Bayer E. 1987. Die Gattung Alstroemeria in Chile. Mitteilungen der Botanischen Staatssammlung München 24: 1-362.
4. Buitendijk JH, Pinsonneaux N, Van Donk AC, Ramanna MS, Van Lammeren AAM. 1995. Embryo rescue by half-ovule culture for the production of interspecific hybrids in Alstroemeria. Scientia Horticulturae 64: 65-75.
5. Cullis CA, Schweizer D. 1974. Repetitious DNA in some Anemone species. Chromosoma 44: 417-421.
6. De Jen MJ, Jacobsen E. 1995. Early postfertilization ovule culture in Alstroemeria L. and barriers to interspecific hybridization. Euphytica 86: 15-23
7. Dover GA. 1993. Evolution of genetic redundancy for advanced players. Current Opinion in Genetics and Development 3: 902-910.
8. Flavell RB. 1986. Repetitive DNA and chromosome evolution in plants. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London B 312: 227-242.
9. Goodspeed TH. 1940. Amaryllidaceae from the University of California. Botanical expedition to the Andes. Herbertia 7: 17-31.
10. Greilhuber J, Speta F. 1976. C-banded karyotypes in the Scilla hohenackeri group. S. persica and Puschkinia (Liliaceae). Plant Systematics and Evolution 126: 149-188.
11. Hagemann S, Scheer B, Schweizer D. 1993. Repetitive sequences in the genome of Anemone blanda: identification of tandem arrays and of dispersed repeats. Chromosoma 102: 312-324.
12. Hang A, Tsuchiya T. 1988. Chromosome studies in the genus Alstroemeria. II. Chromosome constitutions of eleven additional cultivars. Plant Breeding 100: 273-279.
13. Hatch FT, Bodner AJ, Mazrimas JA, Moore DH. 1976. Satellite DNA and cytogenetic evolution. Chromosoma 58: 155-168.
14. Herbert W. 1837. Amaryllidaceae. (Preceded by an attempt to arrange the monocotyledonous orders and followed by a treatise on crossbred vegetables, and supplement). London: Ridgway and Sons, 88-103.
15. Heslop-Harrison JS, Schwarzseher T. 1993. Molecular cytogenetics - biology and applications in plant breeding. In: Chandley A, Sumner A, eds. Chromosomes today, vol. 11. London: Chapman and Hall, 191-198.
16. Kenton, A. 1991. Heterochromatin accumulation, disposition and diversity in Gibasis karwinskyana (Commelinaceae). Chromosoma 100: 467-478.
17. Kenton A, Davies A, Jones K. 1987. Identification of Renner complexes and duplications in permanent hybrids of Gibasis pulchella (Commelinaceae). Chromosoma 95: 424-434.
18. Kenton A, Parokonny AS, Bennett ST, Bennett, MD. 1993. Does genome organization influence speciation? Reappraisal of karyotype studies in evolutionary biology, Chapter 12. In: Evolutionary patterns and processes. London: Linnean Society of London, 190-207.
19. Lakshmi N. 1976. Cytotaxonomic investigations in the genus Alstroemeria L. Chromosome Information Service 20: 20-21.
20. Narayan RKJ. 1988. Constraints upon the organization and evolution of chromosomes in Allium. Theoretical and Applied Genetics 75: 319-329.
21. Navashin MS. 1928. Amphiplasty, a new caryological phenomenon. Zeitschrift für Indukative Abstammungs- und Vererbungslehre, suppl. 2, 1148.
22. Pegington C, Rees H. 1970. Chromosome weights and measures in the Triticinae. Heredity 25: 195-205.
23. Ramachandran C, Ramanna MS. 1985. Giemsa C-banding technique for the study of structure and pairing behavior of isochromosomes of tomato. Tomato Genetics Cooperative Reports 35: 16.
24. Ravenna P. 1988. New or noteworthy species of Alstroemeria. Phytologia 64: 281-288.
25. Redi CA, Garagna S, Mazzini G, Winking H. 1986. Pericentromeric heterochromatin and A-T contents during Robertsonian fusion in the house mouse. Chromosoma 94: 31-35.
26. Rustanius P, Hang A, Hughes HG, Tsuchiya T. 1991. Chromosome analysis of Alstroemeria ligtu hybrids. Horticultural Science 26: 902-904.
27. Satô D. 1938. Karyotype alteration and phylogeny. IV. Karyotypes in Amaryllidaceae with special reference to the sat-chromosomes. Cytologia 9, 226-240.
28. Schuttes JA, Schultes JH. 1829. Linnaeus' Systema Vegetabilium, VII, Editio nova: 733.
29. Schweizer D. 1976. Reverse fluorescent chromosome banding with chromomycin and DAPI. Chromosoma 58: 307-327.
30. Schweizer D, Loidl J. 1987. A model for heterochromatin dispersion and the evolution of C-band patterns. In: Stahl A, Luciani JM, Vagner-Capodano AM, eds. Chromosomes today, vol. 9. London: Allen and Unwin, 61-74.
31. Stephens JL, Tsuchiya T, Hoghes H. 1993. Chromosome studies in Alstroemeria pelegrina L. International Journal of Plant Science 154: 565-571.
32. Taylor WR. 1926. Chromosome morphology in Fritillaria, Alstroemeria, Silphium, and other genera. American Journal of Botany 13: 179-193.
33. Tsuchiya T, Hang A. 1989. Cytogenetics in the genus Alstroemeria. Herbertia 45: 163-170.
34. Tsuchiya T, Hang A, Healy WE, Hughes H. 1987. Chromosome studies in the genus Alstroemeria. I. Chromosome numbers in ten cultivars. Botanical Gazette 148: 519-524.
35. Uphof JCT. 1952. A review of the genus Alstroemeria. Plant Life 8: 36-53.
36. Whyte RO. 1929. Chromosome studies. I. Relationship of the genera Alstroemeria and Bomarea. New Phytologist 28: 319-344.