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The Journal of Heredity 1996:87(3):245-247
© 1996 The American Genetic Association 87:245-247

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Yellow-Tip: A Cytoplasmically Inherited Trait in Melon (Cucumis melo L.)

D. T. Ray, and J. D. McCreight

Department of Plant Sciences, University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721
The U.S. Department of Agriculture Salinas, California

Corresponding Editor: William F. Tracy

Abstract

A new chlorophyll-deficient mutant is the first cytoplasmically inherited trait described in melon. This mutant is characterized by yellow apices, with the leaves and stems progressively turning green in color as the branches mature. A protocol is proposed for naming and symbolizing cytoplasmic traits in melon. This mutation is named yellow-tip and is symbolized cyt-Yt. As a chlorophyll-deficient mutation, it is potentially useful in genetic, physiological, and biochemical studies.


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