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Molecular and morphological evidence of natural interspecific hybridization between the uncommon Eucalyptus aggregata and the widespread E. rubida and E. viminalis

2009-08-01

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Human activities can promote increased hybridization in the genus Eucalyptus with potentially detrimental consequences for the persistence of rare species. However, many hybrid combinations have not been investigated with combined use of genetic markers and morphology. We assessed the efficiency of the STRUCTURE program and morphological intermediacy for identifying hybrids between the uncommon tree, Eucalyptus ag...

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961927e9-b520-5931-b1e4-57cd1ecbdff0
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10.1007/s10592-008-9649-3
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