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Regeneration of native forest on Hinewai Reserve, Banks Peninsula
Abstract One thousand hectares in the south-east sector of Banks Peninsula are being managed for the protection and restoration of native vegetation and wildlife under a policy of minimum…
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Synthesis of the North American Flora, version 1.0
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Phylogeny of the Caryophyllales - gene sequence data
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The Phytolaccaceae are not monophyletic, and the Caryophyllaceae and Mollugo are the only taxa examined that do not produce betalains but they are neither closely allied nor basal to other elements of the order.
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Quinua biosystematics I: Domesticated populations
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The overall pattern of variation supports the ecotypic approach toward landrace classification of quinua, although congruence between ecological and morphogenetic variation is not complete.
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Chloroplast DNA diversity among wild and cultivated members of Cucurbita (Cucurbitaceae)
SummaryCladistic analysis of 86 chloroplast DNA restriction-site mutations among 30 samples representing 15 species of Cucurbita indicates that annual species of the genus are derived from…
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Quinua biosystematics II: Free-living populations
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The overall pattern of morphogenetic variation among South American populations suggests a co-evolutionary relationship between domesticated and free-living populations of the high Andes, with a center of diversity at the southern extreme of the Andean range.
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Quinua and Relatives (Chenopodium sect.Chenopodium subsect.Celluloid)
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Comparative analysis of leaf morphology and allozyme frequencies have demonstrated that Andean populations, both domesticated and free-living, represent an exceptionally homogeneous unit that is well differentiated from allied domesticates of coastal Chile(quingua) and freeliving populations of the Argentine lowlands (ajara).
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INTERSPECIFIC GENE FLOW IN CUCURBITA: C. TEXANA VS. C. PEPO
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THE ORIGIN AND EVOLUTIONARY RELATIONSHIPS OF ‘HUAUZONTLE’ (CHENOPODIUM NUTTALLIAE SAFFORD), DOMESTICATED CHENOPOD OF MEXICO
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A New World assemblage of tetraploid Chenopodium species includes two domesticates, C. quinoa of Andean South America and C. nuttalliae of Mexico, and results indicate that the domesticated forms are more closely related to their sympatric weeds than to each other.
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Gene Flow in Squash Species
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Domesticated plants show remarkable structural adaptations to human selective pressures, and domesticated and nondomesticated elements of a given crop/weed population system would seem to be clearly defined.
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