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-        Half plant chimera of slow growing mutant tissue causing distortion of plant organs.  Such a mutant would not have been recognized as such because of natural variations among individual plants in a population.+        Half plant chimera of slow growing mutant tissue causing distortion of plant organs.
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                 Small Plant Chimera                 Small Plant Chimera
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-            Leaf section of Smp*-N2478 M1 origin plant, showing half-leaf chimera of slower growing mutant tissue on right, and subsequent distortion in leaf form (photo courtesy R. Bird)+            Leaf axil of Smp*-N2478/+heterozygous chimeral M1 origin plant, showing half-plant chimera expressed as slower-growing tissue (right) by asymmetrical placement of paired auricles, resulting from EMS-induced mutation in one DNA strand in the sperm nucleus of a single treated pollen grain.  Such a mutant would not have been recognized as such because of natural variations among individual plants in a population. (photo courtesy R. Bird)
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                 Small Plant Chimera                 Small Plant Chimera
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-            Leaf axil of Smp*-N2478/+heterozygous chimeral M1 origin plant, showing half-plant chimera expressed as slower-growing tissue (right) by asymmetrical placement of paired auricles, resulting from EMS-induced mutation in one DNA strand in the sperm nucleus of a single treated pollen grain.  Such a mutant would not have been recognized as such because of natural variations among individual plants in a population. (photo courtesy R. Bird)+            Leaf section of Smp*-N2478 M1 origin plant, showing half-leaf chimera of slower growing mutant tissue on right, and subsequent distortion in leaf form (photo courtesy R. Bird). Such a mutant would not have been recognized as such because of natural variations among individual plants in a population.
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