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Phylogeographic analysis reveals significant spatial genetic structure of Incarvillea sinensis as a product of mountain building.

BMC plant biology - 30 Apr 2012

Chen Shaotian, Xing Yaowu, Su Tao, Zhou Zhekun, Dilcher Emeritus David L, Soltis Douglas E

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BACKGROUND: Incarvillea sinensis is widely distributed from Southwest China to Northeast China and in the Russian Far East. The distribution of this species was thought to be influenced by the uplift of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and Quaternary glaciation. To reveal the imprints of geological even...

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PMID: 22546007
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2229-12-58
PMCID: PMC3447706

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