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De novo genetic variation revealed in somatic sectors of single Arabidopsis plants

2013-07-30

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Concern over the tremendous loss of genetic diversity among many of our most important crops has prompted major efforts to preserve seed stocks derived from cultivated species and their wild relatives.  Arabidopsis thaliana  propagates mainly by self-fertilizing, and therefore, like many crop plants, theoretically has a limited potential for producing genetically diverse offspring. Despite this, inbreeding has pe...

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10.12688/f1000research.2-5.v2
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