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通过多面授粉和分子分析检测密切相关的Salvia物种之间的繁殖干扰,以小规模的分离分布,通过多面授粉和分子分析

Sachiko Nishida1, Atsuko Takano2, Yoshihisa Suyama3

  • 1Nagoya University Museum, Furo-Cho, Chikusa-Ku, Nagoya, 464-8601, Japan. sach.nishida@gmail.com.

Journal of plant research
|August 30, 2024
PubMed
概括

在Salvia japonica和S. lutescens之间的繁殖干扰减少了种子和混合生育能力,这表明这种相互作用推动了它们的小规模独家分布. 这项研究强调了土著植物物种的繁殖干扰.

关键词:
萨尔维亚日本植物 (Salvia japonica) 是一个这种植物是Salvia lutescensens.分布关系的分布关系.杂交方式的混合化.生殖干扰的产生干扰.

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