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Biodiversitätsmessung bei Pflanzen anhand molekularer Daten: Ein Beitrag zur wissenschaftlichen Definition von Biodiversität

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Ziel unserer Arbeit ist es, einen Beitrag zur wissenschaftlichen Definition des Begriffs „Biodiversität“ zu leisten. Dazu vergleichen wir Verfahren zur Biodiversitätsmessung anhand molekulargenetischer Daten aus Pflanzen auf ihre Eignung, Biodiversität quantitativ zu charakterisieren. Wir beschränken uns dabei auf solche Verfahren, die auf allen Ebenen biologischer Organisation anwendbar sind, auf denen Biodiversität beschrieben wird (Ehrlich u. Wilson 1991; Soule 1991; Wilson 1993).

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Kim, J.T., Schwöbbermeyer, H., Theißen, G., Saedler, H. (2001). Biodiversitätsmessung bei Pflanzen anhand molekularer Daten: Ein Beitrag zur wissenschaftlichen Definition von Biodiversität. In: Janich, R., Gutmann, M., Prieß, K. (eds) Biodiversität. Ethics of Science and Technology Assessment, vol 10. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56739-1_6

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