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The scent of home
We decided to divide and conquere the west coast of North America in search of more populations of Gracilaria vermiculophylla, as if we didn’t already have enough by Midsummer’s Eve! I headed to my home state – California. I was able to sneak … Continue reading →
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Posted in adaptation, DNA barcoding, evolution, haploid-diploid, natural history, phylogenetics
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Tagged barcoding, corallines, Gracilaria, herbaria, Martone lab, sampling
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