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. 2013 May 17;58(4):379–386. doi: 10.1007/s13364-013-0146-9

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Fig. 1 — Examples of multipeak profiles obtained after capillary electrophoresis of the PCR products of P6 loop amplified using fluorescence-labeled primers. a Amplified DNA of several plant species mixed and run in a single capillary. b, c Examples of plant species present in moose winter diet based on DNA analysis from feces. d An example of multiplex PCR products using g (FAM) and h and SaF_trnL (VIC) and SaR_trnL primers. Filled peak represents willow (Salix spp.). 1 Juniperus communis; 2 Pinus sylvestris/Calluna vulgaris; 3 Quercus spp.; 4 Picea abies/Salix spp.; 5 Alnus glutinosa, Betula spp., Carpinus betulus, Corylus avellana, and Ribes spp.; 6 Populus spp.; 7 Vaccinium myrtillus; 8 Frangula alnus; 9 Euonymus europaea, Prunus spp., and Vaccinium vitis-idaea; 10 Sorbus aucuparia and Padus spp.; 11 Solanum tuberosum; 12 Urtica dioica; 13 Sambucus racemosa; 14 Poa pratense; 15 Salix spp.