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Population genetics of a rare wetland species, the Tennessee yellow-eyed grass (Xyris tennesseensis, Xyridaceae) by Downey, Kala M., Baskauf, Carol J.

“…Federally endangered Xyris tennesseensis is a perennial monocot found in imperiled wetlands such as calcareous seeps and riparian habitats within its disjunct…”
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Population genetics of Braun's Rockcress (Boechera perstellata, Brassicaceae), an endangered plant with a disjunct distribution by Baskauf, Carol J, Jinks, Nacole C, Mandel, Jennifer R, McCauley, David E

“…Boechera perstellata is an endangered plant found only in middle Tennessee and north central Kentucky. After sampling 4 Tennessee and 3 Kentucky populations,…”
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Population Genetics of Astragalus bibullatus (Fabaceae) Using AFLPs by Baskauf, Carol J, Burke, John M

“…Astragalus bibullatus (Fabaceae) is an endangered plant species endemic to limestone cedar glades in Tennessee. Data from 134 amplified fragment length…”
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Comparative ecophysiology of a rare and a widespread species of Echinacea (Asteraceae) by Baskauf, C.J, Eickmeier, W.G

“…Among various potential causes of rarity, one explanation could be that a rare species has more narrow physiological tolerances to important environmental…”
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Genetic analysis of a rare and a widespread species of Echinacea (Asteraceae) by Baskauf, C.J, McCauley, D.E, Eickmeier, W.G

“…An evaluation of population genetic structure is presented. The association of geographic range with genetic variability is studied by comparing a well-matched…”
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Population Genetics of the Cedar-Glade Endemic Astragalus bibullatus (Fabaceae) Using Isozymes by Baskauf, Carol J., Snapp, Sharon

“…The rare cedar-glade endemic Astragalus bibullatus (Fabaceae) has low levels of genetic variability both within and among populations. Within-population means…”
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Examining Rarity through Comparisons with Widespread Congeners: A Genetic and Ecophysiological Example from Limestone Glade Endemics by Baskauf, Carol J.

“…Studies comparing rare and widespread congeners are particularly valuable when examining hypotheses regarding the condition of rarity. Comparison of close…”
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Comparative ecophysiology of a rare and a widespread species of Echinacea (Asteraceae) by Baskauf, Carol J., Eickmeier, William G.

“…Among various potential causes of rarity, one explanation could be that a rare species has more narrow physiological tolerances to important environmental…”
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Comparative ecophysiology of a rare and a widespread species of E chinacea (Asteraceae) by Baskauf, Carol J., Eickmeier, William G.

“…Among various potential causes of rarity, one explanation could be that a rare species has more narrow physiological tolerances to important environmental…”
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Genetic Analysis of a Rare and a Widespread Species of Echinacea (asteraceae) by Baskauf, Carol J., McCauley, David E., Eickmeier, William G.

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