Abstract
Characterization of mitochondrial DNA from leaves of four species of the genus Citrus by electron microscopy shows the presence of circular molecules with a great size dispersion and absence of discrete size classes. Restriction endonuclease patterns confirm the heterogeneity of the molecules.
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