Handedness in Duckweed: Double Flowering Fronds Produce Right- and Left-Handed Lineages
Abstract
Frond lineages of Lemna perpusilla Torr. (strain 6746) show handedness with respect to frond emergence sequence and flowering that is related to the pocket of origin on a double flowering mother frond. Flower position is a fundamental manifestation of frond asymmetry.
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Volume 199 | Issue 4336
31 March 1978
31 March 1978
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