Isolated coastal populations of Tilia americana var. caroliniana persist long-term through vegetative growth.

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PREMISE OF THE STUDY: Sprouting in woody plant species allows for the long-term persistence of small, isolated populations experiencing changing environments and can preserve genetic diversity in these populations despite the infrequent recruitment of sexually produced individuals. We examined demographic data collected over a 10-yr period for Tilia americana var. caroliniana populations in the context of genetic...

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