… Nevertheless, dispersed introgression could have effects throughout the range of a plant
species. However, there are few unequivocal cases of dispersed introgression in plants (Heiser…

… Gene lntrogression in Brassica … These results support our finding of persistent populations
of introgressed plants occurring spontaneously in the agroecosystem (Hansen et al., 2001,…

… its Appendix VII, there will be mandatory monitoring of genetically modified organisms (GMOs)
placed on the market to: (i) trace and identify eventual effects … plants (GMPs), and to their …

… Of these five factors, reticulation is perhaps the most likely to lead to faulty phylogenetic
conclusions in plants due to their high potential for interspecific gene now. This problem is …

… any single plant might vary between zero and eight. If zero, it would be considered a typical
plant of … However, it was noted here that 4 of the 25 measured plants of V. nephroph:vlla had …

… This plant was backcrossed to barley and two plants involving double and triple monosomic
substitutions of H. vulgare chromosomes by their H. bulbosum homoeologues were obtained…

… modified plants, invasive plant species are new elements of our flora interacting with native
species. The spread of species beyond their natural … lntrogression and its consequences …

… lntrogression and its consequences of cytoplasmic gene flow in plants. In R. Harrison ed.,
Hybrid Zones and the Evolutionary Process, Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp. …

… maize (12 plants each and 37 collections of Mexican annual teoslnte (9 to 25 plants each) …
allele could be either retrogression or convergence If lntrogress~on is the causal agent, then …