Phenetic relationships in the Festuca spp. from Patagonia
Forty-two anatomical and exomorphological characters from 16 species and 2 varieties of Festuca native from Patagonia were numerically analyzed. Principal components analysis together with cluster analysis arranged 14 taxa into 5 groups. Cluster analyses performed on either vegetative or reproductiv...
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todo:paper_00084026_v66_n3_p468_Dubcovsky2023-10-03T14:05:53Z Phenetic relationships in the Festuca spp. from Patagonia Dubcovsky, J. Martinez, A. fescue phenetic relationships Argentina Patagonia Festuca Festuca Forty-two anatomical and exomorphological characters from 16 species and 2 varieties of Festuca native from Patagonia were numerically analyzed. Principal components analysis together with cluster analysis arranged 14 taxa into 5 groups. Cluster analyses performed on either vegetative or reproductive characters showed that they alone are not enough to summarize variation among these taxa. -from Authors JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00084026_v66_n3_p468_Dubcovsky |
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Forty-two anatomical and exomorphological characters from 16 species and 2 varieties of Festuca native from Patagonia were numerically analyzed. Principal components analysis together with cluster analysis arranged 14 taxa into 5 groups. Cluster analyses performed on either vegetative or reproductive characters showed that they alone are not enough to summarize variation among these taxa. -from Authors |
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Phenetic relationships in the Festuca spp. from Patagonia |
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Phenetic relationships in the Festuca spp. from Patagonia |
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Phenetic relationships in the Festuca spp. from Patagonia |
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Phenetic relationships in the Festuca spp. from Patagonia |
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Phenetic relationships in the Festuca spp. from Patagonia |
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phenetic relationships in the festuca spp. from patagonia |
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