Widespread horizontal transfer of mitochondrial genes in flowering plants
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Jeffrey D. Palmer | J. Palmer | K. Adams | U. Bergthorsson | B. Thomason | Brendan Thomason | Ulfar Bergthorsson | Keith L. Adams | J. Palmer
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