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ahs-13616	Gutiérrez, Agustina; Monzón, Paula; Micheletto, Sandra; Marinangeli, Pablo	Reproductive biology of Sphaeralcea species with ornamental interest	2024	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4823	269	54	The highest values were recorded at 2:00 PM for S. aus‐ tralis (99%), S. bonariensis (99%) and S. crispa (98%), with no statistically significant differences between Table 2 ­ Combinations of interspecific reciprocal and intraspe­ cific crosses that originated the hybrid and sibling off­ spring, respectively Female parent (♀) x Male parent (♂) Interspecific reciprocal crosses S. australis S. crispa S. australis S. mendocina S. australis S. bonariensis S. bonariensis S. crispa S. bonariensis S. australis S. bonariensis S. mendocina S. crispa S. australis S. crispa S. mendocina S. crispa S. bonariensis S. mendocina S. crispa S. mendocina S. australis S. mendocina S. bonariensis Intraspecific crosses S. australis S. australis S. bonariensis S. bonariensis S. crispa S. crispa S. mendocina S. mendocina Gutiérrez et al. ‐ Reproductive biology of Sphaeralcea species 349 them, and at 4:00 PM for S. mendocina (99%). The objective of this work was to know the viability of pollen, stigma receptivity, type of pollination and combining ability of four Sphaeralcea species (S. australis, S. bonariensis, S. crispa and S. mendocina), with the aim to develop new ornamental varieties.	cache/ahs-13616.pdf	txt/ahs-13616.txt