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Área temáticas: "Mammalia"

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Biological Conservation(1)

Journal of Hebkp_redity(1)

Journal of Plant Research(1)

Systematic Botany(1)

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Agricultura y tecnologías afines(1)

Monocotiledóneas, clorantotiledóneas, magnoliadas(1)

Plantas conocidas por sus características y flores(1)

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Biodiversidad(3)

Biogeografía(1)

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island biology(2)

Bayesian inferences(1)

Botanic garden(1)

How well does a botanical garden collection of a rare palm capture the genetic variation in a wild population?

Abstract: Conservation is increasingly central to the botanic garden mission. Living plant collections are imp

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ARECACEAE, Botanic garden, Ex situ conservation, Leucothrinax, Living collection, Thrinax

Griffith M.P., Husby C.E., Javier Francisco-Ortega, Lewis C.E., Namoff S., Noblick L.R.

Phylogenetic analyses of nucleotide sequences confirm a unique plant intercontinental disjunction between tropical Africa, the Caribbean, and the Hawaiian Islands

Abstract: Phylogenetic analyses of nucleotide sequences of the internal transcribed spacers and 5. 8 regions o

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Bayesian inferences, cladistics, Conservation, Intercontinental disjunctions, island biology, Polynesia

Javier Francisco-Ortega, Jiménez F., Lewis C.E., Luke W.R.Q., Maunder M., Namoff S., Sosa V., Veloz A.

Phylogeny and systematic position of Feddea (Asteraceae: Feddeeae): A taxonomically enigmatic and critically endangered genus endemic to Cuba

Abstract: The systematic position of Feddea (Asteraceae) has been enigmatic ever since its publication in 1925

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Antilles, island biology, molecular phylogenetics, Pollen, Sem, TEM

Anderberg A.A., Cariaga K.A., Javier Francisco-Ortega, Lewis C.E., Oviedo R., Pruski J.F.

Sweet drinks are made of this: Conservation genetics of an endemic palm species from the Dominican Republic

Abstract: Pseudophoenix ekmanii is a threatened palm species endemic to the Dominican Republic. Sap from trees

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ARECACEAE, biodiversity hotspots, Caribbean, ethnobotany, Hispaniola, in situ conservation, protected areas, SSRs, sugar palms, Tropical Islands

Abdo M., Griffith M.P., Javier Francisco-Ortega, Jiménez F., Lewis C.E., Maunder M., Meerow A.W., Moynihan J., Namoff S., Peguero B., Rodríguez-Peña R.A., Veloz A., Wettberg E.V.