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Sources of variation in self-incompatibility in the Australian forest tree, Eucalyptus globulus.

Annals of botany - 1 May 2010

McGowen Marian H, Vaillancourt René E, Pilbeam David J, Potts Brad M

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: One of the major factors affecting the outcrossing rate in Eucalyptus globulus is thought to be the inherent self-incompatibility (SI) level of the female tree. SI in this species is mainly due to late-acting pre- and post-zygotic mechanisms operating in the ovary, and not S...

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PMID: 20228085
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcq036
PMCID: PMC2859912

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