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Rhamphicarpa fistulosa, a widespread facultative hemi‐parasitic weed, threatening rice production in Africa by Rodenburg, J, Morawetz, J J, Bastiaans, L, Vurro, Maurizio

“…Rhamphicarpa fistulosa is a facultative hemi‐parasitic plant of the Orobanchaceae family, adapted to wet soils. Apart from tropical Australia, it is only found…”
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Phylogeny, taxonomic affinities, and biogeography of Penstemon (Plantaginaceae) based on ITS and cpDNA sequence data by Wolfe, Andrea D, Randle, Christopher P, Datwyler, Shannon L, Morawetz, Jeffery J, Arguedas, Nidia, Diaz, Jose

“…The large and diverse genus Penstemon (ca. 271 species) is endemic to North America and has been divided into six subgenera primarily based on anther…”
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A worldwide molecular phylogeny and classification of the leafy spurges, Euphorbia subgenus Esula (Euphorbiaceae) by Riina, Ricarda, Peirson, Jess A., Geltman, Dmitry V., Molero, Julián, Frajman, Božo, Pahlevani, Amirhossein, Barres, Laia, Morawetz, Jeffery J., Salmaki, Yasaman, Zarre, Shahin, Kryukov, Aleksey, Bruyns, Peter V., Berry, Paul E.

“…The leafy spurges, Euphorbia subg. Esula, make up one of four main lineages in Euphorbia. The subgenus comprises about 480 species, most of which are annual or…”
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A Clearing Protocol for Whole Tissues: An Example Using Haustoria of Orobanchaceae by Morawetz, Jeffery J

“…Premise of the study: Due to lack of success in clearing whole tissues using only classical clearing techniques (e.g., Heir's 4 ½ solution, KOH, NaOH, lactic…”
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Phylogenetics and the evolution of major structural characters in the giant genus Euphorbia L. (Euphorbiaceae) by Horn, James W., van Ee, Benjamin W., Morawetz, Jeffery J., Riina, Ricarda, Steinmann, Victor W., Berry, Paul E., Wurdack, Kenneth J.

“…[Display omitted] ► Four major clades of Euphorbia were robustly resolved as successive sister groups. ► Modified growth forms, especially xerophytes, have…”
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Molecular phylogenetics and classification of Euphorbia subgenus Chamaesyce (Euphorbiaceae) by Yang, Ya, Riina, Ricarda, Morawetz, Jeffery J., Haevermans, Thomas, Aubriot, Xavier, Berry, Paul E.

“…Euphorbia subg. Chamaesyce contains around 600 species and includes the largest New World radiation within the Old World-centered genus Euphorbia. It is one of…”
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Phylogenetics, morphological evolution, and classification of Euphorbia subgenus Euphorbia by Dorsey, Brian L., Haevermans, Thomas, Aubriot, Xavier, Morawetz, Jeffery J., Riina, Ricarda, Steinmann, Victor W., Berry, Paul E.

“…Euphorbia subg. Euphorbia is the largest and most diverse of four recently recognized subgenera within Euphorbia and is distributed across the tropics and…”
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Prioritization of NTP reproductive toxicants for field studies by Moorman, William J, Ahlers, Heinz W, Chapin, Robert E, Daston, George P, Foster, Paul M.D, Kavlock, Robert J, Morawetz, John S, Schnorr, Teresa M, Schrader, Steven M

“…Population studies that evaluate human reproductive impairment are time consuming, expensive, logistically difficult, and with limited resources must be…”
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Taxonomic Revision of the Alectra sessiliflora Complex (Orobanchaceae) by Morawetz, Jeffery J, Wolfe, Andrea D

“…Alectra sessiliflora (Orobanchaceae) is the most widespread species within the genus, occurring throughout sub-Saharan Africa, and into India, China and the…”
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Assessing the Monophyly of Alectra and Its Relationship to Melasma (Orobanchaceae) by Morawetz, Jeffery J, Wolfe, Andrea D

“…Alectra (Orobanchaceae) consists of primarily hemiparasitic herbaceous species distributed mainly in sub-Saharan Africa, with two species native to tropical…”
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The status of Harveya alba (Orobanchaceae) by Morawetz, Jeffery J., Morawetz, Jeffrey J., Randle, Christopher P.

“…Originally described within Harveya, H. alba Hepper was transferred to Alectra, and nearly accommodated in its own monotypic genus. Recently published…”
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Hazardous waste worker education. Long-term effects by McQuiston, T H, Coleman, P, Wallerstein, N B, Marcus, A C, Morawetz, J S, Ortlieb, D W

“…This study illustrates how a union education center successfully integrated adult empowerment education principles into the teaching methods and curriculum of…”
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Impacts of health and safety education: Comparison of worker activities before and after training by Becker, Paul, Morawetz, John

“…Background The International Chemical Workers Union Council (ICWUC) Center for Worker Health and Safety Education in Cincinnati, Ohio, trains workers to…”
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Urticalean rosids: circumscription, rosid ancestry, and phylogenetics based on rbcL, trnL-F, and ndhF sequences by Sytsma, Kenneth J, Morawetz, Jeffery, Pires, J. Chris, Nepokroeff, Molly, Conti, Elena, Zjhra, Michelle, Hall, Jocelyn C, Chase, Mark W

“…To address the composition of the urticalean rosids, the relationships of the component families (maximally Cannabaceae, Cecropiaceae, Celtidaceae, Moraceae,…”
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A molecular phylogeny and classification of the largely succulent and mainly African Euphorbia subg. Athymalus (Euphorbiaceae) by Peirson, Jess A., Bruyns, Peter V., Riina, Ricarda, Morawetz, Jeffery J., Berry, Paul E.

“…Euphorbia subg. Athymalus consists of approximately 150 species and is one of the four main lineages that comprise the species–rich genus Euphorbia. Most…”
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A clearing protocol for whole tissues: An example using haustoria of Orobanchaceae1 by Morawetz, Jeffery J.

“…• Premise of the study: Due to lack of success in clearing whole tissues using only classical clearing techniques (e.g., Herr’s 4½ solution, KOH, NaOH, lactic…”
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Phylogenetic relationships within the tropical clade of Orobanchaceae by Morawetz, Jeffery J., Randle, Christopher P., Wolfe, Andrea D.

“…The tropical clade of Orobanchaceae contains approximately forty genera, typically with fewer than ten species each, and contributes significantly to the…”
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A molecular phylogeny and classification of the largely succulent and mainly AfricanEuphorbiasubg.Athymalus(Euphorbiaceae) by Peirson, Jess A., Bruyns, Peter V., Riina, Ricarda, Morawetz, Jeffery J., Berry, Paul E.

“…Euphorbiasubg.Athymalusconsists of approximately 150 species and is one of the four main lineages that comprise the species-rich genusEuphorbia.Most species in…”
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Assessing the Monophyly of Alectra and Its Relationship to Melama (Orobanchaceae) by Morawetz, Jeffery J., Wolfe, Andrea D.

“…Alectra (Orobanchaceae) consists of primarily hemiparasitic herbaceous species distributed mainly in sub-Saharan Africa, with two species native to tropical…”
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Phylogenetics, morphological evolution, and classification ofEuphorbiasubgenusEuphorbia by Dorsey, Brian L., Haevermans, Thomas, Aubriot, Xavier, Morawetz, Jeffery J., Riina, Ricarda, Steinmann, Victor W., Berry, Paul E.

“…Euphorbiasubg.Euphorbiais the largest and most diverse of four recently recognized subgenera withinEuphorbiaand is distributed across the tropics and…”
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