Origin and inheritance of D2 smoothness in Upland cotton.

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TitleOrigin and inheritance of D2 smoothness in Upland cotton.
AuthorsMeyer JR
TypeJournal Article
Volume48
Issue5
Year1957
Page(s)249-250
CitationMeyer JR. Origin and inheritance of D2 smoothness in Upland cotton.. Journal of Heredity. 1957 Sep 1 1957; 48(5):249-250.
Publication CodeJHR-48-249

Abstract

D2 Smoothness is due to a single dominant gene which has been transferred from G. armourianum Kearney - a wild, lintless, glabrous, photoperiodic, American species -- to Upland cotton. This dominant gene appears to be a promising new plant property that can help solve the trash and lint-cleaning problems of mechanically harvested cotton. The symbol Sm is proposed for this gene, which should be in the D subgenome of Upland cotton because it was transferred from an American D species.
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trichome density on plantTrichome density_T2heritable_phenotypic_marker
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T2_JHR-48-249.jpgTrichome density. Plants homozygous for D2 Smoothness lack hairs on the stems, leaves and bracts. [Image from Meyer, 1957, JHR-48-249]
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Publication Date1957 Sep 1
LanguageEnglish
Journal NameJournal of Heredity
Journal CodeJHR
Publication CodeJHR-48-249