ArticleApplications in plant sciences2018
Evaluation of six regions for their potential as DNA barcodes in epiphyllous liverworts from Thailand.
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Abstract
premise of the studyStudies on the diversity of epiphyllous bryophytes have been limited because of minute and incomplete specimens and a lack of taxonomic expertise. The recent development of the DNA barcoding approach has allowed taxon identification and species discovery of many obscure groups of organisms.
methodsWith DNA extractions from 99 samples of 16 species, we compared the efficiencies of six DNA markers (
resultsThe amplification success was relatively high (70-90%) with all of the markers, except for DISCUSSION:
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