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Eelgrass meadows in the California Channel Islands and adjacent coast reveal a mosaic of two species, evidence for introgression and variable clonality.
Annals of botany - 1 Jan 2008
Coyer J A, Miller K A, Engle J M, Veldsink J, Cabello-Pasini A, Stam W T, Olsen J L
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Seagrasses are important facilitator species in shallow, soft-bottom marine environments worldwide and, in many places, are threatened by coastal development and eutrophication. One narrow-leaved species (Zostera marina) and one wide-leaved species, variously designated as Z. marina, Z. pacifica or Z. asiatica, are found off the California Channel Islands and adjacent California-Mexico coast....
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