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Population structure of an endangered species living in contrasted habitats: Parnassia palustris (Saxifragaceae).
Molecular ecology - 1 Jun 2002
Bonnin Isabelle, Colas Bruno, Bacles Cécile, Holl Anne-Catherine, Hendoux Frédéric, Destiné Benoit, Viard Frédérique
Abstract excerpt
In endangered species, it is critical to analyse the level at which populations interact (i.e. dispersal) as well as the levels of inbreeding and local adaptation to set up conservation policies. These parameters were investigated in the endangered species Parnassia palustris living in contrasted habitats. We analysed population structure in 14 populations of northern France for isozymes, cpDNA markers and...
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