1998 Annual Meeting of the
Botanical Society of America
2-6 August, 1998   Baltimore, MD

Symposium: Population Genetics & Gene Flow in Tropical Plants
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  1. ALDRICH, PRESTON R. - Gene flow and dispersal of pollen and seed with respect to population and forest structure.
  2. APSIT, VICTORIA J.*, JAMES L. HAMRICK, AND JOHN D. NASON. - Genetic consequences of fragmentation in a Costa Rican dry forest tree species.
  3. DICK, CHRISTOPHER W. - The effect of Africanized honeybees on gene flow and fecundity of trees (Dinizia excelsa: Leguminosae) in Amazonian rain forest fragments.
  4. HAMILTON, MATTHEW B. - Successful seed dispersal measured with chloroplast DNA polymorphism is highly localized in a Brazilian canopy tree, Corythophora alta (Lecythidaceae).
  5. HAMILTON, MATTHEW B.*, PRESTON ALDRICH, W. JOHN KRESS, AND CHRIS DICK. - Population genetics and gene flow in tropical plants. [Symposium Abstract]
  6. HAMRICK, J. L.* AND PRESTON R. ALDRICH. - Temporal variation in the breeding structure of fragmented Enterolobium cyclocarpum populations.
  7. HUSBAND, BRIAN C.* AND SPENCER C. H. BARRETT. - Population genetic structure in the tropical plant Eichhornia paniculata:implications for gene flow in ephemeral habitats.
  8. KRESS, W. JOHN. - Phylogeny, pollinator diversification, and patterns of gene flow in tropical plants: tales from the understory.
  9. MOLLER, CAMERON G.*, M. R. CHASE, R. V. KESSELI, K. S. BAWA, J. DOLE, AND S. DAYANANDAN. - Dissection of geneflow and population structure using microsatellites in fragmented populations of tropical trees.
  10. NASON, JOHN D. - Parentage analysis and the study of dispersal in tropical trees.
  11. STACY, ELIZABETH. - Cross-compatibility in tropical trees: Associations with outcrossing distance, inbreeding, and seed dispersal.
  12. WHITE1, GEMMA M*, WAYNE POWELL1, AND DAVID BOSHIER2. - The dynamics of pollen flow detected in a fragmented population of Swietenia humilis (Zucc.) using SSRs as a marker system.
  13. YAMAZAKI, TSUNEYUKI . - Molecular polymorphism and population structure of several tropical tree species in southeast Asia.