Pollen Grains and DNA Barcodes (IMAGE)

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Pollen Grains and DNA Barcodes

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Combining the new <i>rbcL</i> database with the ITS2 sequence library enabled researchers to identify eight of nine species of pollen grains (left) by looking for unique differences in their DNA barcodes (right).

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Dr. Karen L. Bell

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Please cite the article: Bell, K. L., V. M. Loeffler, and B. J. Brosi. 2017. An <i>rbcL</i> reference library to aid in the identification of plant species mixtures by DNA metabarcoding. <i>Applications in Plant Sciences</i> 5(3): 1600110. doi:10.3732/apps.1600110. Articles and materials published in <i>Applications in Plant Sciences</i> are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (CC-BY-NC-SA).

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