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A numerical taxonomic study on the genus Alisma in China and the interspecific phenetic relationships of the genus in the world

Mingli Zhang, Jiakuan Chen

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11 populations belong to four species of the genus Alisma from provinces of china were observed, collected and anlyzed by means of cluster aanalysi and ordination methods, which based on 46 morphological characters. The interspecific phenetic relationships of the genus Alisma in theworld were also analyzed on the basis of 38 charactes which representsw the aspectds of morphology, aatomy and pollen morphology.

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11 populations belong to four species of the genus Alisma from provinces of china were observed, collected and anlyzed by means of cluster aanalysi and ordination methods, which based on 46 morphological characters. The interspecific phenetic relationships of the genus Alisma in theworld were also analyzed on the basis of 38 charactes which representsw the aspectds of morphology, aatomy and pollen morphology.

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11 populations belong to four species of the genus Alisma from provinces of china were observed, collected and anlyzed by means of cluster aanalysi and ordination methods, which based on 46 morphological characters. The interspecific phenetic relationships of the genus Alisma in theworld were also analyzed on the basis of 38 charactes which representsw the aspectds of morphology, aatomy and pollen morphology.

Key concepts: Genus, Ordination, Interspecific competition, Biology, Botany, Interspecific hybrids, Morphology (biology), Zoology

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