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Breeding System and Chromosome Number in Lotononis bainesii Baker

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Lotononis bainesii Baker is a pasture legume introduced into Australia from South Africa. It has grown well on the sandy soils of the high rainfall areas of south-east Queensland1 and it has a highly specific Rhizobium requirement2. As an initial step in a genetic investigation of this plant, the breeding system and the chromosome complement have been investigated.

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BYTH, D. Breeding System and Chromosome Number in Lotononis bainesii Baker. Nature 202, 830 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/202830a0

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