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Comparative genetic structure between Sedum ussuriense and S. kamtschaticum (Crassulaceae), two stonecrops co-occurring on rocky cliffs.

American journal of botany - 1 Jun 2014

Chung Mi Yoon, López-Pujol Jordi, Chung Myong Gi

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• Premise of the study: Geographic isolation due to discontinuities of suitable habitat may have significant effects on the genetic structure of plant populations. Even within a few kilometers, physical barriers to gene flow may lead to considerable genetic differentiation among populations.• Met...

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PMID: 24907251
DOI: 10.3732/ajb.1400108

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