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Genetic and phenotypic differences between thistle populations in response to habitat and weed management practices

2010-04-01

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Rapid evolutionary change is increasingly being recognized as commonplace, but the evolutionary consequences for species and ecosystems under human-induced selection regimes have not been explored in detail, although many species occur in such environments. In a common garden experiment and with amplified fragment length polymorphism markers, we examined whether genetic differentiation has taken place between spat...

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37e61f89-07ca-5bd1-8255-c170d802878b
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10.1111/j.1095-8312.2010.01399.x
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