DNA barcoding plants in biodiversity hot spots: Progress and outstanding questions
Using matK alone, or in combination with trnH-psbA, Lahaye et al reported that over 90% of species could be discriminated (multiple individuals of species resolved as monophyletic). Although both the final choice of a barcoding region and the percentage of plant species that will be distinguishable...
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| description | Using matK alone, or in combination with trnH-psbA, Lahaye et al reported that over 90% of species could be discriminated (multiple individuals of species resolved as monophyletic). Although both the final choice of a barcoding region and the percentage of plant species that will be distinguishable by organelle barcoding remain to be determined, this study provides useful data toward these topics. |
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