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

Table 4.

Effects of elevated temperatures on hybrid lethality observed in hybrid seedlings between N. tabacum and seven species of section Suaveolentes

No. of hybrids showing lethal symptoms
Cross combination Temperature (°C) No. of hybrids cultured By 30 DAG After transfer to 28 °C*
N. africana × ‘Red Russian’ 34 10 6 4
36 10 0 10
‘Red Russian’ × N. africana 34 16 16
36 10 0 10
N. excelsior × ‘Red Russian’ 34 10 0 10
‘Red Russian’ × N. excelsior 34 10 0 10
‘Samsun NN’ × N. excelsior 34 10 0 10
N. goodspeedii × ‘Red Russian’ 34 10 0 10
N. gossei × ‘Red Russian’ 34 10 0 10
‘Red Russian’ × N. gossei 34 3 0 3
‘Samsun NN’ × N. gossei 34 6 0 6
N. maritima × ‘Red Russian’ 34 10 0 10
N. megalosiphon × ‘Red Russian’ 34 10 0 10
‘Red Russian’ × N. megalosiphon 34 5 0 5
‘Samsun NN’ × N. megalosiphon 34 8 0 8
N. velutina × ‘Red Russian’ 34 10 0 10

*Hybrid seedlings that did not show lethal symptoms at 30 DAG were transferred from the elevated temperature to 28 °C.