Genetic variation in agamospermous microspecies of Taraxacum sect. Erythrosperma and sect. Obliqua

作者: H Van Oostrum , A A Sterk , H J W Wijsman

DOI: 10.1038/HDY.1985.94

关键词: Population geneticsBotanyGenetic variationEcological amplitudeSectBiologyFacultativeZoologyTaxonGenetics(clinical)Genetics

摘要: Agamospermous microspecies of Taraxacum have been studied at the isozyme level. T. tortilobum and rubicundum (sect. Erythrosperma), both a fairly broad ecological amplitude, consisted several clones. In Holland only few clones occur compared with situation in Central Europe. By contrast, obliquum Obliqua), restricted to outer dune habitat, no genetic variation could be demonstrated Dutch sites sampled. As an explanation for polymorphism agamospermous taxa either inheritance from sexual ancestors or possible facultative agamospermy is discussed.

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