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Phenotypic plasticity and evolutionary potential in somatic cells of Armillaria gallica.

Mycological research - 1 Apr 2003

Peabody Diane Cope, Peabody Robert B, Tyrrell Maura Geens, Towle Matthew J, Johnson Elizabeth M

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Somatic cells of Armillaria gallica fruit bodies have been shown to possess different genotypes for molecular-marker and mating-type loci. Here we report experiments on six quantitative traits and demonstrate that somatic cells of fruit bodies possess almost as much genetic variation for growth r...

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PMID: 12825512
DOI: 10.1017/s0953756203007433

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