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. 2010 Jun 2;106(2):267–276. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcq114

Table 3.

Viability of hybrid seedlings between N. tabacum and eight species of section Suaveolentes at 28 °C

No. of hybrids
Cross combination No. of hybrids cultured Viable Inviable Lethality type*
N. africana × ‘Red Russian’ 114 0 114 II
‘Red Russian’ × N. africana 115 0 115 II
N. africana × ‘Samsun NN’ 69 1 68 II
‘Samsun NN’ × N. africana 103 0 103 II
N. excelsior × ‘Red Russian’ 113 0 113 II
‘Red Russian’ × N. excelsior 61 0 61 II
N. excelsior × ‘Samsun NN’ 108 0 108 II
‘Samsun NN’ × N. excelsior 78 0 78 II
‘Samsun NN’ × N. fragrans 100 100 0
N. goodspeedii × ‘Red Russian’ 158 0 158 II
N. goodspeedii × ‘Samsun NN’ 113 0 113 II
N. gossei × ‘Red Russian’ 186 0 186 II
‘Red Russian’ × N. gossei 3 0 3 II
N. gossei × ‘Samsun NN’ 93 0 93 II
‘Samsun NN’ × N. gossei 20 0 20 II
N. maritima × ‘Red Russian’ 132 0 132 II
N. maritima × ‘Samsun NN’ 117 0 117 II
N. megalosiphon × ‘Red Russian’ 166 1 165 II
‘Red Russian’ × N. megalosiphon 4 0 4 II
N. megalosiphon × ‘Samsun NN’ 84 0 84 II
‘Samsun NN’ × N. megalosiphon 6 0 6 II
N. velutina × ‘Red Russian’ 113 0 113 II
N. velutina × ‘Samsun NN’ 109 0 109 II

*Type I, browning of shoot apex and root tip; Type II, browning of hypocotyl and roots; Type III, yellowing of true leaves; Type IV, formation of multiple shoots (Yamada et al., 1999).