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RESTORATION ECOLOGY
卷 28, 期 5, 页码 1047-1052出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/rec.13189
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cultivar; genetic diversity; Hilaria; native plant materials (NPM); Poaceae; population differentiation
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- Bureau of Land Management's Colorado Plateau Native Plant Program
Native plant materials (NPMs) are increasingly utilized during the restoration of disturbed plant communities. Here, we analyze next-generation genetic sequencing data forHilaria jamesii, a dominant graminoid across drylands of the southwestern United States, and document that the species' only commercially-available NPM, Viva, is a hybrid betweenH. jamesiiand its sister species,Hilaria mutica. In fact, hybrids between these species are common where they geographically overlap. Furthermore, we show that the Viva hybrid has successfully been moved beyond the hybrid zone and into the core range ofH. jamesii. The potential ramifications of introducing novel genetic material intoH. jamesiiare discussed, as well as the utility of genetic analyses to protect species' natural patterns of genetic diversity and help managers make informed decisions regarding the development and deployment of NPMs.
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