Hypotheses:
H1: Gynodioecism is a reproductive system occurring species described in O.
H2: Dimorphic species described in the O. complex are result of gynodioecism
H3: Gynodioecious species belonging to the O. complex are related among them. Chapter 2. This chapter is focused in determining the association of morphological characters with gynodioecism in Lauraceae and the possible roll on …show more content…
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