Six primary monosomes of the amphidiploid species Gossypium hirsutum have been identified as separate chromosomes of the complement. On the basis of cytogenetic tests involving translocations, a diploid species of the D genome group, and genetic markers, 4 of the 6 monosomes were designated chromosomes 1, 2, 4 and 6 of the A subgenome and 2 were designated chromosomes 17 and 18 of the D subgenome. Fourteen other monosomes were identified as duplicates of 3 of the above 6 primaries.
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