Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4528125 Aquatic Botany 2011 4 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Batrachospermum arcuatum specimens were analysed from seven stream segments in North China. ► Cluster analysis showed that the monoecious specimens were not separated from the dioecious specimens, based on morphology, but rather the specimens were grouped by geographical closeness and habitat similar. ► The rbcL and the cox2-3 spacer data from our research provided more evidence that breeding system (monoecy vs. dioecy) is not a good morphological character to distinguish species.
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