[Retracted] Leaf Rolling and Stem Fasciation in Grass Pea (Lathyrus sativus L.) Mutant Are Mediated through Glutathione-Dependent Cellular and Metabolic Changes and Associated with a Metabolic Diversion through Cysteine during Phenotypic Reversal
Figure 4
(a) Normal seven bivalents in meiotic metaphase I in pollen mother cells of mother variety BioL-212, (b) six bivalents and two univalents () at metaphase I, (c) unoriented 14 chromosomes at anaphase I, (d) long retention of double nucleoli () at anaphase I, (e) double nucleoli at diakinesis (), (f) “Y”-shaped trivalents () in trisomic diakinesis, (g) one pentavalent (thick arrow) and one univalent (thin arrow) in trisomic diakinesis, (h) two trivalents () and three bivalents in diploid diakinesis, (i) one quadrivalent (thin arrow) and one trivalent (thick arrow), two univalents and three bivalents in a trisomic metaphase I, (j) seven bivalents and one univalent in trisomic metaphase I, (k) one trivalent (), one univalent, and five bivalents in diploid metaphase I, (l) one rod-shaped trivalent (thin arrow), two univalents (thick arrow), and five bivalents in a trisomic metaphase I, (m) unequal 8-7 chromosome separation at anaphase I, (n) anaphase bridge with lagging chromosome (), (o) broken anaphase bridge (), (p) micronuclei () at telophase II in pollen mother cells of fasciated buds of rlfL-1 mutant. Bar represents 1 SD = 10 μm.
