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Extensive pollen-mediated gene flow across intensively managed landscapes in an insect-pollinated shrub native to semiarid habitats.

Molecular ecology - 1 Jul 2021

González-Robles Ana, García Cristina, Salido Teresa, Manzaneda Antonio J, Rey Pedro J

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Our knowledge of the impact of landscape fragmentation on gene flow patterns is mainly drawn from tropical and temperate ecosystems, where landscape features, such as the distance of a tree to the forest edge, drive connectivity and mating patterns. Yet, the structure of arid and semiarid plant communities - with open canopies and a scattered distribution of trees - differs greatly from those that are...

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PMID: 33966307
DOI: 10.1111/mec.15950

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