Using Phylogeny Reconstruction to Test Hypotheses of Hybrid Origin in Delphinium Section Diedropetala (Ranunculaceae)

Author： Koontz Jason A. Soltis Pamela S. Soltis Douglas E.

Publisher： American Society of Plant Taxonomists

ISSN： 0363-6445

Source： Systematic Botany, Vol.29, Iss.2, 2004-04, pp. : 345-357

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