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Clonality and spatial genetic structure in Populus x canescens and its sympatric backcross parent P. alba in a Central European hybrid zone.

The New phytologist - 1 Jan 2008

Van Loo Marcela, Joseph Jeffrey A, Heinze Berthold, Fay Mike F, Lexer Christian

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Spatial genetic structure (SGS) holds the key to understanding the role of clonality in hybrid persistence, but multilocus SGS in hybrid zones has rarely been quantified. Here, the aim was to fill this gap for natural hybrids between two diploid, ecologically divergent European tree species with mixed sexual/asexual reproduction, Populus alba and P. tremula. Nuclear microsatellites were used to quantify...

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PMID: 18005320
DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-8137.2007.02266.x

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