Outcrossing Rates of Experimental Populations of Cuphea lanceolate
Outcrossing rates of Cuphea lanceolata Ait., a new Dilseed crop, have not been estimated; however, this species is known to be insect-pollinated, self-compatible, and autosterile. We used five allozyme loci and the mixed mating model to estimate the outcrossing rates of experimental populations of C...
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