The breeding system and gene flow in Eucalyptus urnigera

Savva, M and Potts, BM and Reid, JB (1986) The breeding system and gene flow in Eucalyptus urnigera. In: Pollination '88. Plant Cell Biology Research Centre: University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Aus., pp. 176-182.

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Introduction The stepped cline from green to glaucous morphs of E. urnigera with increasing altitude on Mt. Wellington, Tasmania, is one of the classic examples of clines in forest trees (Barber and Jackson 1957; Endler 1977). A study of the breeding system of E. urnigera was undertaken to provide a basis for investigations of gene flow and the dynamics of this cline.

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