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Genetic Analysis of an Invasive Grass, False-Brome (Brachypodium sylvaticum)

Purpose

Genetic studies of invasive plant species can provide valuable information about the historical and biological factors that have contributed to a successful invasion. We used allozyme markers to investigate the genetic structure of false-brome in the Wi

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2003-12-12

Related Publications

“Genetic Analysis of an Invasive Grass, False-Brome (Brachypodium sylcvaticum).” Northwest Science “Genetic Analysis of an Invasive Grass, False-Brome (Brachypodium sylcvaticum).” Northwest Science “Genetic Analysis of an Invasive Grass, False-Brome (Brachypodium sylcvaticum).” Northwest Science

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Environmental Factors
Invasive Vegetation

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genetic
genetics
gene
genes
geneology
invasive
exotic
grass
grasses
false brome
false-brome
brachyopodium sylvaticum
history
historical
invasion
invade
allozyme
marker
markers
Keith Karoly
Michelle Poyourow

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Yes

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Reed College

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Research

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Karoly, Keith

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PI

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Poyourow, Michelle

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393

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393