Does this mean that this mutation would be a tricotyledon? It wasn't just shell features: the interior nutmeat followed the three-lobed plan.
So how common is this mutation?
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Walnuts - Juglans regia - are dicotyledons. They have two seed-leaves, and the nut reflects this in its shape, being bilaterally symmetrical. So I was surprised when eating my way through a bag of walnuts to find one that was trilaterally symmetrical.
Does this mean that this mutation would be a tricotyledon? It wasn't just shell features: the interior nutmeat followed the three-lobed plan.
So how common is this mutation?
Does this mean that this mutation would be a tricotyledon? It wasn't just shell features: the interior nutmeat followed the three-lobed plan.
So how common is this mutation?
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