Phylogenetic analysis of green plant rbcL sequences.
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Summary
The results indicate that rbcL sequences may be too divergent to test phylogenetic relationships among major groups of green plants and may be beneficial to include more taxa in subsequent analyses, but there are indications that historical extinctions will prevent adequate sampling of some groups, such as the bryophytes and fern allies.
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- 1994-06-01
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Biology, Phylogenetic tree, Cladogram, Fern, Pseudogene
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