Experiments in Plant Hybridisation

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The book explores the results of hybridization experiments conducted on ornamental plants, revealing that hybrids often do not exhibit intermediate traits between their parent species. While some characteristics, such as leaf size and texture, may show a blend, others can be dominated by one parent's traits, making the other nearly undetectable. This study highlights the complexities of hybrid characteristics and the variability in genetic inheritance among plant species.