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Morphometric variation in a hybrid zone between the weed, Silene vulgaris, and the endemic, Silene uniflora ssp petraea (Caryophyllaceae), on the Baltic island of Oland
TLDR
The results of the study are consistent with the earlier observation that the species have remained morphologically distinct on Oland, despite evidence of sparse introgression of allozymes from weed to endemic.
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Changes in allozyme frequencies in populations of Festuca ovina after a ten-year fertilization experiment.
Changes in allozyme frequencies in populations of Festuca ovina after a ten-year fertilization experiment.
Silene vulgaris and S. uniflora ssp. petraea: paternal effects on seed germination represent a barrier to the genetic assimilation of an endemic plant.
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