THE USE OF A FLOWERING STABILITY INDEX FOR BIOCUMATIC RESEARCH

THE USE OF A FLOWERING STABILITY INDEX FOR BIOCUMATIC RESEARCH

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Finlay and Wilkinson analysis was used to study the stability, over 21 years. of the beginning of flowering of 53 species. This approach allows to study the behaviour of a siegle species in respect to the average behaviour of all species. Twenty-one out of 25 docile species are sensitive, while the...

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Main Authors: G. BASSI, A.M. OLIVIERI, C.A. CENCI
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University La Sapienza of Rome 1996-01-01
Series:Annali di Botanica
Online Access:http://annalidibotanica.uniroma1.it/index.php/Annalidibotanica/article/view/9017
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spelling doaj-369be31c1cf843beba1c99d878f12fc42020-11-25T01:02:16ZengUniversity La Sapienza of RomeAnnali di Botanica0365-08122239-31291996-01-01541THE USE OF A FLOWERING STABILITY INDEX FOR BIOCUMATIC RESEARCHG. BASSIA.M. OLIVIERIC.A. CENCIFinlay and Wilkinson analysis was used to study the stability, over 21 years. of the beginning of flowering of 53 species. This approach allows to study the behaviour of a siegle species in respect to the average behaviour of all species. Twenty-one out of 25 docile species are sensitive, while the remaining 4 are docile (their beginning of flowering time was relatively constant). The 28 recalcitrant species are characterized by unpredictability in Lbe beginning of flowering time.http://annalidibotanica.uniroma1.it/index.php/Annalidibotanica/article/view/9017
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author G. BASSI
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THE USE OF A FLOWERING STABILITY INDEX FOR BIOCUMATIC RESEARCH
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title THE USE OF A FLOWERING STABILITY INDEX FOR BIOCUMATIC RESEARCH
title_short THE USE OF A FLOWERING STABILITY INDEX FOR BIOCUMATIC RESEARCH
title_full THE USE OF A FLOWERING STABILITY INDEX FOR BIOCUMATIC RESEARCH
title_fullStr THE USE OF A FLOWERING STABILITY INDEX FOR BIOCUMATIC RESEARCH
title_full_unstemmed THE USE OF A FLOWERING STABILITY INDEX FOR BIOCUMATIC RESEARCH
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publisher University La Sapienza of Rome
series Annali di Botanica
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publishDate 1996-01-01
description Finlay and Wilkinson analysis was used to study the stability, over 21 years. of the beginning of flowering of 53 species. This approach allows to study the behaviour of a siegle species in respect to the average behaviour of all species. Twenty-one out of 25 docile species are sensitive, while the remaining 4 are docile (their beginning of flowering time was relatively constant). The 28 recalcitrant species are characterized by unpredictability in Lbe beginning of flowering time.
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