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Table 1 - Voucher numbers and GenBank accession numbers for the studied species.
Figure 1 - Electrophoresis in 1% agarose  gel of the amplifications of spacer ITS1 (A)  and ITS2  (B) of the nuclear ribosomal DNA of Drosera species
Figure 2 - Partial alignment of 5.8S sequences of nrDNA demonstrating the studied Drosera and  other  various  angiosperms  (Plantae)
Figure  3  -  Partial  alignment  of  the  fungi  sequences  obtained  from  Drosera  leaves  with  other  homologous  sequences  of  Basidiomycota
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