Evolution and speciation in Pellia, with special reference to the Pellia megaspora-endiviifolia complex (Metzgeriales), IV. Isozyme investigations: Journal of Bryology: Vol 11, No 3

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There are two groups of Pellia peroxidase isozyme phenotypes, one composed of P. epiphylla, P. neesiana and P. borealis, the other of P. endiviifolia from Europe, P. endiviifolia from Japan and P. megaspora. The phenotypes within the second group differ supporting the suggestion that there are three taxa present.

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