Pollen with extra chromosomes from Jimson weed do not survive, while female gametes are viable. The document asks to predict the male and female gametes that could form in a trisomic plant, and determine which would produce disomic or trisomic zygotes, assuming tetrasomic zygotes do not survive.
Pollen with extra chromosomes from Jimson weed do not survive, while female gametes are viable. The document asks to predict the male and female gametes that could form in a trisomic plant, and determine which would produce disomic or trisomic zygotes, assuming tetrasomic zygotes do not survive.
Pollen with extra chromosomes from Jimson weed do not survive, while female gametes are viable. The document asks to predict the male and female gametes that could form in a trisomic plant, and determine which would produce disomic or trisomic zygotes, assuming tetrasomic zygotes do not survive.
Pollen with extra chromosomes from Jimson weed do not survive, while female gametes are viable. The document asks to predict the male and female gametes that could form in a trisomic plant, and determine which would produce disomic or trisomic zygotes, assuming tetrasomic zygotes do not survive.
In Jimson weed (D atsura stramonicum), pollen with extr a
chromosomes DO NOT survive, but female gametes (ovum) are
viable. Knowing how meiosis might occur in a trisomic organism (a plant in this case), predict the male and female gametes that might form in the following trisomic plant. Also, determine which gamete will produce disomic zygotes and which gametes will produce 2n+1trisomic zygotes. Assume that tetrasomic zygotes do not survive.