Genetic Diversity of Introduced Accessions of Four Species of Banksia (Proteaceae) as Revealed by RAPDs and TBP Markers
A population of several Banksia species, mainly B. ashbyi, B. integrifolia, B. praemorsa and B. prionotes propagated by seed was characterized at the Estacion Experimental Agraria de Elche (IVIA), Spain. Considerable levels of morphological variability were observed, especially in relation to their...
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2017
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11939/4786 |
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