Carlsbad / Valencia / Washington / DC / Hamilton / L. A. / Besansky / Andersen / London / San Diego / Chicago / St. Louis / /
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Bayer / GenBank / Qiagen / M. A. S. / Amersham Pharmacia Biosciences / /
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United States / Scotland / Costa Rica / / /
Facility
National Museum of Natural History / PLANT BIOLOGY DNA Analysis / Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History / plant DNA / For plant / Plant Sci / PLANT BIOLOGY Contributed / Plant Conservation / University of Pennsylvania / Plant Mol. / /
IndustryTerm
animal systems / appropriate informatics tools / search algorithms / species-level identification tool / directed search / appropriate test site / /
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Potomac River / Plummers Island / /
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National Science Foundation / Department of Biology / National Academy of Sciences / National Park Service / Department of Botany / Smithsonian Institution / University of Pennsylvania / Philadelphia / Smithsonian / /
Person
Murphy / Palmer / Daniel H. Janzen / Elizabeth A. Zimmer / Salazar / Crawford / Lee A. Weigt / Kenneth J. Wurdack / W. John Kress / Lester / Pandy / /
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D. J. / Farmer / R. N. / Director for Research and Collections / Porter / /
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Atropa / Nicotiana / /
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DC / /
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Texas / New Jersey / Missouri / New Mexico / Pennsylvania / M. B. / /
Use of DNA barcodes to identify flowering plants W. John Kress*†, Kenneth J. Wurdack*‡, Elizabeth A. Zimmer*, Lee A. Weigt‡, and Daniel H. Janzen§ *Department of Botany and ‡Laboratories of Analytical Biology, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, P.O. Box 37012, Washington,