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Using population heterogeneity to define phenotypic diversity in the Dwarf palmetto (Sabal minor)
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I aim to define genetic diversity of Sabal minor to understand evolutionary patterns associated with geographically restricted trunk variability (caulescent vs acaulescent). This work seeks to re-evaluate the circumscription of caulescent S. minor as the same species as acaulescent S. minor, a question that confounded L.H. Bailey and his contemporaries.
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Ayress Grinage
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MSc
Year obtained:
2020
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Current student
USA
Flowering plants
Relevant publications (minimum 1, maximum 4):
Grinage A. 2020. A Survey of Sabal Understanding Its Evolutionary History with a Special Focus on the Sabal minor Complex. Master’s Thesis, University of Florida. UFRGP.
Griffith MP, Meyer A, Grinage A. 2021. Global ex situ conservation of palms: Living treasures for research and education. Frontiers in Forests and Global Change 4: 136-149.
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Cornell University
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