what's the difference between intra generic and
interspecific hybridisation?
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Answer Posted / ramya
intra generic hybridisation is the hybridasation between
two species belonging to same genera.
interpecific hybridisation is the hybridisation between
two different species.
both intrageneric and interspecific hybridisations are same
in all respects.
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