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Degradation of sexual reproduction in Veronica filiformis after introduction to Europe.

BMC evolutionary biology - 3 Dec 2012

Scalone Romain, Albach Dirk C

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BACKGROUND: Baker's law predicts that self-incompatible plant species are generally poor colonizers because their mating system requires a high diversity of genetically differentiated individuals and thus self-compatibility should develop after long-distance dispersal. However, cases like the introduction of the self-incompatible Veronica filiformis (Plantaginaceae) to Europe constitute an often overlooked...

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PMID: 23198765
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2148-12-233
PMCID: PMC3539859

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