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American Beachgrass (Ammophila breviligulata Fern.) along the New Jersey Coast
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Figure 2. Spatial distribution of clones in native New Jersey A.
breviligulata populations. A1, SHNB-N southern transects; A2,
SHNB-N northern transect; B, IBSP-N; C, FORS-N; D, CMRFN. The upper southern transect (A1, top transect) and the northern transect (A2) of SHNB-N were separated end-to-end by a
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4-m-wide public walk-out, but they are shown stacked to fit page constraints.
Each symbol represents an individual ramet: o, ramets of the dominant genotype
in IBSP-N; w, ramets of one genotype found in southern and northern transects
of SHNB-N; ∙, all other ramets. Except for o in IBSP-N, and two clusters of win
SHNB-N, multilocus genotypes within populations are denoted by shaded areas, and ramets outside of shaded areas represent genotypes found once in the
population. Missing ramets in sample quadrants were not genotyped. Shoreline
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Figure 3. Spatial distribution of clones in restored New Jersey A. breviligulata
populations containing non-‘‘Cape’’ genotypes. A, BRIG-R; B, SHNB-R. Each
symbol represents an individual ramet: c, ramets of ‘‘Cape’’ cultivar;∙ , all other
ramets. Except for c, multilocus genotypes are denoted by shaded areas, and ramets outside of shaded areas represent genotypes found once in a population.
‘‘Cape’’ monocultures, SHSC-R and CMSP-R, are not shown. Shoreline is eastward for populations shown.
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To access this full JCR Research Article,
please visit:
http://www.jcronline.org/doi/abs/10.2112/JCOASTRES-D-13-00157.1
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