Limited dispersal and geographic barriers cause population differentiation and structuring in Begonia maxwelliana at both large and small scales
Background: Genetic divergence is one of the key processes in speciation. In the Begoniaceae, genetic divergence caused by limited gene flow may explain its high species diversity and endemicity. This hypothesis has been supported by past genetic work but there is a lack of empirical studies on the...
Main Authors: | Chan, Yoke Mui, Tnah, Lee Hong, Lee, Soon Leong, Bhassu, Subha, Lee, Chai Ting, Chua, Lillian Swee Lian |
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Format: | Article |
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Taylor & Francis
2018
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