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  • any of the rod-shaped or threadlike DNA-containing structures of cellular organisms that are located in the nucleus of eukaryotes, are usually ring-shaped in prokaryotes (such as bacteria), and contain all or most of the genes of the organism

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        33 Archival description results for chromosome

        31 results directly related Exclude narrower terms
        Chromosome Counts (tables)
        GB 235 GBY/7/1/7 · Item · n.d.
        Part of Professor Mary Gibby Collection

        5 pages, typed.

        Appears to be from a larger document, page numbers 27-31. Printed and annotated in red and blue ink. Consists of 2 documents:

        • "Table 1. Chromosome numbers of the plants investigated" [4 pages]
        • "Table 2. Analysis of meiosis in hybrids involving P. alchemilloides (III = Trivalents, II = bivalents, I = univalents." [1 page]

        Table 1 lists species, collection number, & chromosome count
        Table 2 lists: species (hybrid), collection number, Diakinesis, and number of cells. There are only 2 specimens listed: STEU 2718 & CPG 5602a

        GB 235 GBY/7/1/8 · Item · n.d.
        Part of Professor Mary Gibby Collection

        15 pages. Typed & Handwritten. Chromosome Count comparison tables from various sections.

        Titles of the tables:

        • Section Eumorpha (1 page)
        • Section Hybrids (1 page)
        • Section Otidia
        • Section Cortusina
        • Section Dibrachya
        • Section Glaucophyllum
        • Section Jenkinsonia
        • Section Myrrhidium
        • Section Ligularia (2 pages)
        • Section Pelargonium (3 pages)
        • Section Ciconium

        Comparing chromosome counts between:

        • Coetzee (1981)
        • Albers (1983)
        • Gibby (1983)
        • Gauger (1937)
        • Daker (1959)
        • Knicely (1964)
        • Demarne (1980)
        • Motohashi (1982)

        Each table lists: species, STEU Project number (collection number), and each botanist named above

        Gibby, Mary
        GB 235 GBY/3/2/15 · Item · n.d.
        Part of Professor Mary Gibby Collection

        Loose leaf pages in a plastic sleeve
        [COVER] Selaginella

        Contains data, chromosome counts,

        Also in the plastic sleeve is a folded photocopy entitled 'SELAGINELLACEAE Willk.' from an unknown publication (pages 10-21) document contains counts of different species of Selaginella.

        Gibby, Mary