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Figure 1. Number of primer notes published in Molecular Ecology Notes between March 7
Table 1. Fungal species for which the authors built microsatellite-enriched libraries, with their characteristics
Table 2. Results of the GENMOD analysis testing for an effect of repeat number, imperfection and motif of the loci, species and sample size on the  allele number of microsatellites (R²=0.49)
Figure 3A Dutech et al.
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