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. 2014 Aug 28;114(8):1597–1608. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcu178

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Fig. 4. — Localization of PaB6 in chromosomes of diploid Prospero species and cytotypes, and in three homoploid hybrids. The PaB6 loci are shown as green signals, and 5S rDNA in red. (A) P. obtusifolium (H563), (B) P. hanburyi (H115), (C–K) P. autumnale complex: (C) cytotype AA (H551, inset: chromosomes carrying PaB6 signals), (D, E) B⁷B⁷ with duplicated (D: H424, left inset, duplicated 5S rDNA signals; right inset, chromosomes carrying PaB6 signals) and single (E: H440) 5S rDNA locus in chromosome 1, (F, G) B⁶B⁶ with weak (F: H195) and strong (G: H427) signal of PaB6 in chromosome 2 (arrows), (H) B⁵B⁵ (H581), (I) AB⁵ (H567), (J) B⁵B⁷ (H633), (K) B⁶B⁷ (H518) diploid hybrid. Each individual has a unique ID (in parentheses, e.g. H563; see Supplementary Data Table S1). Scale bar = 5 μm.