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Breeding behaviour of Kunzea pomifera (Myrtaceae): self-incompatibility, intraspecific and interspecific cross-compatibility.

Sexual plant reproduction - 1 Sept 2010

Page T, Moore G M, Will J, Halloran G M

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To examine breeding system characteristics of the endemic Australian prostrate shrub Kunzea pomifera, artificial hybridisations were undertaken using thirteen different genotypes of K. pomifera, to elucidate: (1) self-incompatibility, (2) intraspecific cross-compatibility in the species and (3) i...

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PMID: 20148269
DOI: 10.1007/s00497-010-0133-0

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