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Ernest B. Babcock
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Ernest B. Babcock

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  • George Ledyard Stebbins, Jr.

    …plants, Stebbins and his coworker, Ernest B. Babcock, studied polyploid plants, which are new species of plants that have originated from a spontaneous doubling of the chromosomes of an existing species. When a technique was developed for doubling a plant’s chromosomal number artificially, Stebbins used it to produce polyploids from…

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    …plants, Stebbins and his coworker, Ernest B. Babcock, studied polyploid plants, which are new species of plants that have originated from a spontaneous doubling of the chromosomes of an existing species. When a technique was developed for doubling a plant’s chromosomal number artificially, Stebbins used it to produce polyploids from…

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