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What do tropical cryptogams reveal? Strong genetic structure in Amazonian bryophytes.

The New phytologist - 1 Oct 2020

Ledent Alice, Gauthier Jérémy, Pereira Martinha, Overson Rick, Laenen Benjamin, Mardulyn Patrick, Gradstein S Robbert, de Haan Myriam, Ballings Petra, Van der Beeten Iris, Zartman Charles E, Vanderpoorten Alain

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Lowland tropical bryophytes have been perceived as excellent dispersers. In such groups, the inverse isolation hypothesis proposes that spatial genetic structure is erased beyond the limits of short-distance dispersal. Here, we determine the influence of environmental variation and geographic barriers on the spatial genetic structure of a widely dispersed and phylogenetically independent sample of Amazonian...

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PMID: 32488881
DOI: 10.1111/nph.16720

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