Keywords
flow cytometry
Selaginella
S. borealis
S. sanguinolenta
How to Cite
Abstract
The analysis of the relative DNA content of samples of Selaginella borealis and Selaginella sanguinolenta from various regions was carried out. A high polymorphism in the relative DNA content was revealed, which is apparently related to differences in the main chromosome number between different populations. Also revealed one polyploid plant.
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