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Cyclamen libanoticum, a species that knows its identity!
Culham, A.; Könyves, K. (2014). Cyclamen libanoticum, a species that knows its identity! Cyclamen 38(2): 61-63
In: Cyclamen. The Cyclamen Society. ISSN 1757-2045, more

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    Terrestrial

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  • Culham, A.
  • Könyves, K.

Abstract
    The species limits and infraspecific DNA sequence diversity of Cyclamen libanoticum was examined. Analysis of the chloroplast DNA from six regions shows that, in C. libanoticum, only one base-pair difference is found among samples within the analysed 7066 base-pairs. This one base-pair difference (9 ‘A’s vs 10 ‘A’s) was found in the samples collected from a single site and could represent a very minor change in DNA sequence or even show the limits or accuracy of the sequencing system used. C. libanoticum is highly distinct from other congeners in DNA sequence.

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