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Interfertility between Hawaiian ecotypes of Sida fallax (Malvaceae) and evidence of a hybrid disadvantage.

2006-03-01

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The flora of the Hawaiian Islands is widely recognized for its spectacular adaptive radiations, yet factors maintaining or reinforcing the evolutionary divergence associated with radiation have been little studied. In the Hawaiian Islands, Sida fallax occurs as two genetically distinct forms, a beach ecotype, which grows as a prostrate shrub with small, pubescent leaves, and a mountain ecotype, which grows as an e...

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c28d6611-9523-5c35-af37-9842adecec96
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10.1086/499615
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