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April 28, 2016Annals of Botany105 citationsOpen Access

Variable presence of the inverted repeat and plastome stability inErodium

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JBJohn C. BlazierRJRobert K. JansenJMJeffrey P. Mower

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The presence or absence of the IR does not affect plastome stability in Erodium. Rather, the overall repeat content shows a negative correlation with genome stability, a pattern in agreement with other angiosperm groups and recent findings on genome stability in bacterial endosymbionts.

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