Sentence examples for maternal progenitor of from inspiring English sources

Our resolution of these three taxa supports A. hasseltii as the maternal progenitor of A. subreflexipinna.

Chloroplast trnL-F sequences indicate Pseudoroegneria as the likeliest maternal progenitor of the four accessions of Th. intermedium analysed.

Our analyses based on plastid data and the resolution of D. corleyi as sister to D. aemula suggest that D. aemula is the maternal progenitor of D. corleyi.

Our study indicates that it is highly unlikely that B. oleracea or any of the C genome species are closely related to the maternal progenitor of most B. napus accessions.

Our data indicate that E. rhopalostele was in most cases the maternal progenitor of the hybrids, except in the population HZ1 where E. madsenii seemed to have acted as the ovule donor.

We have used a combination of chloroplast and nuclear genetic markers to investigate the closest extant relatives of the original maternal progenitors of B. napus.

This approach allowed us to identify maternal and paternal progenitors of all hybrid taxa, distinguish between allopolyploidization and introgression, test conflicting hypotheses for species' origins, and confirm the existence of a "missing" diploid ancestor in a complex of plants that has long captivated and challenged systematics.

The pgiC and gapCp phylogenies concur with the plastid phylogeny on the identity of one parent of each of the allopolyploids (the maternal progenitor).

Therefore, N. tabacum and TH32 inherit anthocyanin floral pigmentation from their paternal progenitors, but a plastid phenotype (chlorophyll is only found in plastids) like that of their maternal progenitor, which likely has colourless leucoplasts, as is seen in Arabidopsis (Pyke and Page, 1998).

Given their genomic composition according to ETS, they seem to share a maternal progenitor that does not correspond to any of the identified ribotype lineages.

The maternal progenitor, N. sylvestris, is no longer sympatric with any of the section Repandae polyploids; therefore, N. nesophila, N. repanda and N. stocktonii can occupy the same pollination niche as their maternal progenitor without competition.