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Integration of genetic and seed fitness data to the conservation of isolated subpopulations of the Mediterranean plant Malcolmia littorea.
Plant biology (Stuttgart, Germany) - 1 Jan 2018
De Vitis M, Mattioni C, Mattana E, Pritchard H W, Seal C E, Ulian T, Cherubini M, Magrini S
Abstract excerpt
Plant autoecology and population genetics provide a perspective on the likelihood of natural regeneration, which is critical when designing conservation strategies for endangered species. The threatened coastal plant Malcolmia littorea (Brassicaceae) was sampled across its European distribution and studied for genetic diversity and seed fitness, with the aim of providing information for the conservation of...
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