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Panmixia and dispersal from the Mediterranean Basin to Macaronesian Islands of a macrolichen species.

Scientific reports - 19 Jan 2017

Alors David, Grande Francesco Dal, Cubas Paloma, Crespo Ana, Schmitt Imke, Molina M Carmen, Divakar Pradeep K

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The Mediterranean region, comprising the Mediterranean Basin and the Macaronesian Islands, represents a center of diversification for many organisms. The genetic structure and connectivity of mainland and island microbial populations has been poorly explored, in particular in the case of symbiotic fungi. Here we investigated genetic diversity and spatial structure of the obligate outcrossing lichen-forming fungus...

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PMID: 28102303
DOI: 10.1038/srep40879
PMCID: PMC5244402

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