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Genetic diversity, genetic structure and demographic history of Cycas simplicipinna (Cycadaceae) assessed by DNA sequences and SSR markers.

BMC plant biology - 12 Jul 2014

Feng Xiuyan, Wang Yuehua, Gong Xun

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BACKGROUND: Cycas simplicipinna (T. Smitinand) K. Hill. (Cycadaceae) is an endangered species in China. There were seven populations and 118 individuals that we could collect were genotyped in this study. Here, we assessed the genetic diversity, genetic structure and demographic history of this species. RESULTS: Analyses of data of DNA sequences (two maternally inherited intergenic spacers of chloroplast, cpDNA...

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PMID: 25016306
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2229-14-187
PMCID: PMC4114127

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