Claim · model-written summary
Schima in both regions had a high level of genetic variation within a given site.
- Outcome
- genetic variation within a given sitee1
Verbatim
e1“Schima in both regions had high level of genetic variation within a given site”
Title
Genetic differentiation in Schima (Theaceae) in West Java, Indonesia, and Amami Islands, Japan
Aimi Kamei; Junko Miyamoto; Herwint Simbolon; et al. Tropics 2015. doi:10.3759/tropics.24.47
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Observation Genetic differentiation among sites in a region was low.
- Observation Some sites had a significantly different mean PCA score from other sites.
- Recommendation Introducing seedlings from other sites in the same region may carry a low risk of genetic pollution.
- Recommendation Many mother trees should be prepared to maintain the variation within a site.
- Observation The first PCA scores separated Schima trees of Java from those of Amami without overlap.
- Observation Schima in West Java and Amami are probably different subspecies or species.
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