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  1. The reproductive ecology of Minuartia patula Michx. Mattf. (Caryophyllaceae)

    Minuartia patula, slender sandwort (Caryophyllaceae), is a winter annual found in barrens, glades, rocky outcrops, and dolomite prairies of the eastern and central United States. This species is rare in Illinois, Indiana and Ohio; and vulnerable in Kentucky, Missouri, and Virginia. Though research …

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  2. Taxonomic and ecological studies in the Arenaria ciliata and Minuartia verna complexes

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  3. The comparative ecology of Minuartia verna (L.) Hiern and Thlaspi alpestre L. in the southern pennines, with special reference to heavy metal tolerance.

    Minuartia verna (L.) Hiern and Thiaspi alpestre L. are recognized as relict elements of a preglacial montane flora in the British Isles and, as such, display a markedly disjunct distribution pattern. Their present-day distribution shows a close association with metalliferous mine workings, …

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  4. Application of High Resolution Melting analysis for haplotype detection in phylogeographic research and case studies of Arenaria ciliata, A. norvegica and Minuartia recurva (Caryophyllaceae)

    … species, Arenaria ciliata, A. norvegica and Minuartia recurva. Non-coding chloroplast DNA loci, rps16 intron (c.750bp for Arenaria and c.690bp for Minuartia) and trnT-trnL (c.640bp for Arenaria and c.540bp for Minuartia) are used in HRM analysis, where they are split into smaller (<400bp) …

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