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Genetic Variation and Spatial Genetic Structure of Eleocharis ussuriensis Zinserl. in South Korea: Implications for Ecological Monitoring and Resource Management.

Genes - 26 Apr 2026

Kim Eun-Hye, Kim Kang-Rae, Lee Mi-Hwa, Goh Jaeduk, Yu Jeong-Nam

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Background/Objectives: Eleocharis ussuriensis Zinserl. is a perennial riparian sedge widely distributed in Northeast Asia and a dominant component of freshwater vegetation in South Korea. However, the intraspecific genetic structure of this species across contrasting hydrological habitats remains insufficiently understood. This study aimed to develop novel SSR markers from whole-genome data and investigate...

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PMID: 42194970
DOI: 10.3390/genes17050513
PMCID: PMC13205643

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