
doi: 10.1007/bf00273721
pmid: 24240750
Within complements the chiasma frequency per chromosome, which directly reflects the amount of recombination, is generally closely correlated with chromosome length, i.e. the chromosomal DNA content. The correlation does not apply when comparisons are made between the complements of different species. Analyses of results from three Angiosperm genera show a progressive decrease in the chiasma frequency per picogram of DNA with increase in nuclear DNA amount.
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