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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"GBSSI"”.

  1. Clarification of basal relationships in Rubus (Rosaceae) and the origin of Rubus chamaemorus

    … nuclear gene Granule-Bound Starch Synthase (GBSSI-1). Parsimony analyses of trnS-trnG sequences indicate a basal trichotomy, while R.chamaemorus is strongly supported as sister to R. pedatus. A combined cpDNA (trnS-trnG and three other regions) parsimony analysis indicates that subg. …

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  2. Cloning and characterisation of the waxy genes of wheat and investigation of their potential applications

    … endosperm, the granule-bound starch synthase (GBSSI). A great number of efforts are being made worldwide to produce the waxy wheat with amylose-free starch by breeding programs or biotechnological approaches. Molecular genetic information for the different waxy genes of wheat will be of great …

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  3. Phylogenetic Relationships within Coleeae (Bignoniaceae Juss.)

    On Madagascar, Bignoniaceae is represented by tribes Coleeae (4 genera/58 species) and Tecomeae (4 genera/15 species). Species of Coleeae occur in assemblages of sympatric, locally endemic species. The purpose of this study was to explore the phylogenetic relationships within Coleeae. In order to …

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  4. Phylogenetics of the Malacothamnus alliance (Malvaceae): Assessing the role of hybridization and molecular and morphological variation in species delineation

    The Malacothamnus alliance consists of three genera, Iliamna, Malacothamnus, and Phymosia. The genera are considered taxonomically complex since hybridization freely occurs, polyploidy levels vary, and there is a lack of distinct morphological characters to delineate taxa. Several taxonomic …

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