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Isozyme Specificity to Temperature

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TEMPERATURE treatment of styles leads to self-compatibility in otherwise self-incompatible species of Oenothera2,3, Lilium4 and Trifolium5,6. I have studied the temperature treatment of esterase in styles of several species and hybrids of Lilium by using gel electrophoresis.

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PANDEY, K. Isozyme Specificity to Temperature. Nature New Biology 239, 27–29 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1038/newbio239027a0

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