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Mating system patterns of natural populations of Pinus koraiensis along its post-glacial colonization route in northeastern China.

Genetics and molecular research : GMR - 27 Apr 2015

Sui X, Feng F J, Zhao D, Xing M, Sun X Y, Han S J, Li M H

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To understand the genetic mechanisms underlying the endangerment of Pinus koraiensis, we studied the mating system of 49 families of this species in 3 natural populations along its post-glacial colonization route across ~1500 km in northeastern China using the chloroplast simple sequence repeat technique. We analyzed 11 polymorphic loci with clear and repeating bands, and we calculated the multi-locus outcrossing...

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PMID: 25966183
DOI: 10.4238/2015.April.27.26

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