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Genetic variation of inbreeding depression among floral and fitness traits in Silene nutans.

Heredity - 1 Jan 2010

Thiele J, Hansen T, Siegismund H R, Hauser T P

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The magnitude and variation of inbreeding depression (ID) within populations is important for the evolution and maintenance of mixed mating systems. We studied ID and its genetic variation in a range of floral and fitness traits in a small and large population of the perennial herb Silene nutans, using controlled pollinations in a fully factorial North Carolina II design. Floral traits and early fitness traits,...

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PMID: 19690582
DOI: 10.1038/hdy.2009.103

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