FLAVONOID CHEMISTRY OF BAPTISIA : A CURRENT EVALUATION OF CHEMICAL METHODS IN THE ANALYSIS OF INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION

@article{Alston1965FLAVONOIDCO,
  title={FLAVONOID CHEMISTRY OF BAPTISIA : A CURRENT EVALUATION OF CHEMICAL METHODS IN THE ANALYSIS OF INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION},
  author={R. E. Alston},
  journal={Taxon},
  year={1965},
  volume={14},
  pages={268-274}
}
  • R. E. Alston
  • Published 1965
  • Biology
  • Taxon
    • In the last several years a rather large number of reports have been published in which chemical data have been applied to an analysis of interspecific hybrids. Some investigations were concerned with the composition of the hybrid as a means of establishing principles governing the inheritance of a number of species-specific phenolics (Williams, 1955). Other workers were primarily concerned with the techniques as means of documenting hybridization (Mirov, 1956; Pryor & Bryant, 1958; Turner and… CONTINUE READING
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