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ds that contained endosperm with the regular number of chromosomes and hence escaped the triploid block.These new results show that polyspermy provides plants with a means to essentially sneak extra copies of DNA ‘behind the back’ of the DNA-sensitive endosperm and into the next generation. They also give new insight in how polyploidization may have shaped the evolution of flowering plants and have important implications for agriculture where the breeding of new “hybrid” crops has often been limited by incompatibilities in the endosperm
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