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Outgroup / GenBank / Russell / Rafflesiaceae / /
Country
United States / / /
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J. Hall / Southern Illinois University / University of Michigan / Plant Biology / University of California / University of Wisconsin / Plant Mol. / /
IndustryTerm
Online Material / stem / crown / diverse / /
MarketIndex
set 40 / /
Movie
Tree of Life / /
NaturalFeature
mt DNA / /
OperatingSystem
Genera / /
Organization
Columbia Univ. / University of Michigan / Ann Arbor / Harvard University / National Science Foundation / Malpighiales / Southern Illinois University / University of California / Davis / Smithsonian Institution / Tree of Life / University of Wisconsin / Michigan Society of Fellows / Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology / /
Person
Nat / F. W. Potter / Jr. / T. Garland / Jr. / L. R. Goertzen / Kenneth J. Wurdack / Sabah Parks / Daniel L. Nickrent / O. Malek / V / G. J. Young / Flora Malesiana / David A. Baum / /
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cob / General / representative / flowers representative / /
ProgrammingLanguage
ML / /
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Wisconsin / Illinois / New York / Michigan / Pennsylvania / California / Massachusetts / /
Region
Southern Illinois / /
Technology
Bioinformatics / cloning / html / PDF / DNA Sequencing / molecular evolution / /
BREVIA Floral Gigantism in Rafflesiaceae Charles C. Davis,1* Maribeth Latvis,1 Daniel L. Nickrent,2 Kenneth J. Wurdack,3 David A. Baum4 he Rafflesiaceae are leafless, stemless, and rootless nonphotosynthetic parasites