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

Table 8.

Relationship between the Q chromosome and hybrid lethality observed in crosses between monosomic lines of N. tabacum lacking the Q chromosome and seven species of section Suaveolentes

No. of hybrids
Cross combination DNA markers* Total Viable Inviable
Haplo-Q × N. africana + 16 0 16
56 56 0
(Haplo-Q × ‘Samsun NN’) × N. africana + 13 0 13
59 59 0
(Haplo-Q × ‘Samsun NN’) × N. excelsior + 5 0 5
19 19 0
(Haplo-Q × ‘Samsun NN’) × N. goodspeedii + 12 0 12
18 18 0
Haplo-Q × N. gossei + 4 0 4
8 8 0
(Haplo-Q × ‘Samsun NN’) × N. gossei + 2 0 2
28 28 0
(Haplo-Q × ‘Samsun NN’) × N. maritima + 10 0 10
21 21 0
(Haplo-Q × ‘Samsun NN’) × N. megalosiphon + 7 0 7
125 125 0
(Haplo-Q × ‘Samsun NN’) × N. velutina + 3 0 3
5 5 0

*DNA markers used were QCS2 and QCS3 (Tezuka and Marubashi, 2004, 2006a). A ‘ + ’ indicates that Q-chromosome-specific DNA markers were detected and a ‘–’ indicates that they were not.