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Quantitative genetic analysis of plant growth: biases arising from vegetative propagation.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 Jun 2005

Schwaegerle Kent E

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Propagation through vegetative cuttings is a widely used technique that may bias estimates of genetic and environmental effects on plant growth. Leafy stem cuttings from 210 genotypes from eight populations of Salix pulchra were rooted and raised at three levels of nitrogen availability. Cuttings showed a complex suite of responses to vegetative propagation. Population and/or genotypic variation in response to...

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