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hybridization in Dactylorhiza genus (Orchidaceae). D. insularis has been found to be a species triploid (3x = 60) with three chromosomes sets from the diploid parental species D. romana and D. sambucina. In contrast D. maculata and D. incarnata have been found the parental species of many allotetraploids marh orchids including: D. elata, D. sphagnicola, D. praetermissa, D. lapponica, D. majalis, D. traunsteineri and so on. Keywords: Dactylorhiza, polyploidization, plant speciation, alozymes markers

Product details Paperback 520 pages Publisher Springer (October 20, 2012) Language English ISBN-10 146842887X

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hybridization in Dactylorhiza genus (Orchidaceae). D. insularis has been found to be a species triploid (3x = 60) with three chromosomes sets from the diploid parental species D. romana and D. sambucina. In contrast D. maculata and D. incarnata have been found the parental species of many allotetraploids marh orchids including D. elata, D. sphagnicola, D. praetermissa, D. lapponica, D. majalis, D. traunsteineri and so on. Keywords Dactylorhiza, polyploidization, plant speciation, alozymes markers