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Palynology can provide identification, and plant DNA typing can provide individualization. Like in all forensic DNA analysis, great care is taken to prevent contamination. These types of forensic analysis are still in their early years and can be very expensive. They provide a strong, viable, and underutilized option that should not be overlooked as a potential resource in solving crimes.
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- DNA – A Prosecutor’s Practice Notebook
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