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Large clones on cliff faces: expanding by rhizomes through crevices.

Annals of botany - 1 Jul 2007

Liu Feng-Hong, Yu Fei-Hai, Liu Wen-Sheng, Krüsi Bertil O, Cai Xiao-Hu, Schneller Jakob J, Dong Ming

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Large clones of rhizomatous plants are found in many habitats, but little is known about whether such clones also occur on cliff faces where environmental conditions are extremely harsh and heterogeneous. METHODS: Using molecular (intersimple sequence repeat, ISSR) markers, t...

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PMID: 17525100
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcm086
PMCID: PMC2735296

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