Article
Population genetics of threatened wild plants in Japan.
Journal of plant research - 1 Apr 2003
Maki Masayuki
Abstract excerpt
Approximately one-fourth of Japan's native plant species are threatened with extinction. To conserve these species, it is critical to evaluate genetic diversity at species-level and population-level. Some factors, including population size and geographic distribution, are known to influence the population genetic diversity of wild plant species. This article briefly reviews the population genetic studies that...
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