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Using gradient Forest to predict climate response and adaptation in Cork oak.

Journal of evolutionary biology - 1 Jun 2021

Vanhove Mathieu, Pina-Martins Francisco, Coelho Ana Cristina, Branquinho Cristina, Costa Augusta, Batista Dora, Príncipe Adriana, Sousa Paulo, Henriques André, Marques Isabel, Belkadi Bouchra, Knowles L Lacey, Paulo Octávio S

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Climate change is impacting locally adapted species such as the keystone tree species cork oak (Quercus suber L.). Quantifying the importance of environmental variables in explaining the species distribution can help build resilient populations in restoration projects and design forest management strategies. Using landscape genomics, we investigated the population structure and ecological adaptation of this tree...

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PMID: 33484040
DOI: 10.1111/jeb.13765

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