The contact zone between two migration routes of silver fir, Abies alba (Pinaceae), revealed by allozyme studies

Enzyme data from 35 populations or regional samples of Abies alba were obtained from different regions of Austria and Bavaria. The genetic analysis revealed a clear differentiation between the western and the north/eastern populations. A rather narrow transition zone (the river valleys of Salzach an...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Plant systematics and evolution 1997-01, Vol.206 (1/4), p.259-272
Hauptverfasser:	Breitenbach-Dorfer, Margarethe, Konnert, Monika, Pinsker, Wilhelm, Starlinger, Franz, Geburek, Thomas
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