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Evaluating the Feasibility of Five Candidate DNA Barcoding Loci for Philippine
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Abstract
introductionThe pantropical genus MATERIALS AND
methodsIn this study, 12 samples representing six Philippine
resultsThe results revealed that ITS has the recommended primer universality, greatest interspecific divergences, and average resolution of species. Among the cpDNA markers,
conclusionConsequently, ITS is the potential ideal DNA barcode for SUMMARY: ITS,
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