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Genetic structure and seed-mediated dispersal rates of an endangered shrub in a fragmented landscape: a case study for Juniperus communis in northwestern Europe.

BMC genetics - 22 Aug 2011

Vanden-Broeck An, Gruwez Robert, Cox Karen, Adriaenssens Sandy, Michalczyk Inga M, Verheyen Kris

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BACKGROUND: Population extinction risk in a fragmented landscape is related to the differential ability of the species to spread its genes across the landscape. The impact of landscape fragmentation on plant population dynamics will therefore vary across different spatial scales. We quantified successful seed-mediated dispersal of the dioecious shrub Juniperus communis in a fragmented landscape across...

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PMID: 21859457
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2156-12-73
PMCID: PMC3176195

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