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DBG Tissue and DNA Bank

Name: DBG Tissue and DNA Bank
Creator: Levy, Rick
Keywords: Occurrence, Tissue, DBG, GGBN, Kathryn Kalmbach, KHD, Global Genome Initiative, 15. Life on land, Specimen, Denver Botanic Gardens

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 01 Jan 2024 English Publisher:VertNet

Authors: Levy, Rick;

doi: 10.15468/caz5u8

DBG Tissue and DNA Bank

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Abstract

The Denver Botanic Gardens' Tissue and DNA Bank is primarily comprised of silica-gel dried plant tissue samples. Plants represented are typically from the Southern Rocky Mountain Region. Tissue samples are collected as part of floristic survey or population genetics study.

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Occurrence, Tissue, DBG, GGBN, Kathryn Kalmbach, KHD, Global Genome Initiative, Specimen, Denver Botanic Gardens, GGI Gardens

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