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Several anatomical and physiological parameters were measured in 32 genotypes of  fragaia , including the cultivated strawberry  (frapria × ananassa)  and its progenitor speck  F. chiloensis  and  F. virginiana  Measurements were made using potted. runner-propagated, &amp;month-old greenhouse-grown plants growing under long day (14/10) conditions. Significant differences in CO 2  assimilation rates (leaf area and dry weight bases). leaf chlorophyll content, leaf soluble protein content, and leaf anatomy were found between subspecies of  F. virginana  as well as among species. Recessed stomata and greater water use efficiency were observed in  F. virginana  ssp  glauca  as well as in  F. chiloensis  genotypes. In addition, it appears that leaf anatomy characteristics, as studied using light microscopy, may he useful in corroborating taxonomic decisions based upon gross morphology in  Fragaria .

743 PB 073 ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES AMONG THREE SPECIES OF Fragaria