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Molecular phylogeography of the moss Tortula muralis Hedw (Pottiaceae) based on chloroplast rps4 gene sequence data.

Plant biology (Stuttgart, Germany) - 1 Jan 2000

Werner O, Guerra J

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Tortula muralis is a moss species of cosmopolitan distribution, for which we present chloroplast rps4 sequence data. The sequences provided a sufficiently high degree of divergence ( h = 0.878, theta = 0.00989 +/- 0.0000106, a total of 18 haplotypes for 49 accessions) for the degree of differenti...

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PMID: 15045665
DOI: 10.1055/s-2004-817801

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