Brassica juncea has been evolved after hybridization between

Brassica juncea has been evolved after hybridization between Correct Answer B. nigra and B. campestris

Brassica Juncea is a variety of mustard seeds, commonly known as Brown mustard, Chinese mustard, Indian Mustard, etc.
It is an amphidiploid with a chromosome number of 18. It evolved after hybridization between B. nigra (n = 8) and B. compestris (n = 10). The type of hybridization is natural interspecific hybridization.
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