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Phylogeographic pattern of a cryptoviviparous mangrove, Aegiceras corniculatum, in the Indo-West Pacific, provides insights for conservation actions.
Planta - 29 Nov 2021
Banerjee Achyut Kumar, Feng Hui, Lin Yuting, Hou Zhuangwei, Li Weixi, Shao Huiyu, Luo Zida, Guo Wuxia, Huang Yelin
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MAIN CONCLUSION: This study identified the historical geoclimatic factors which caused low genetic diversity and strong phylogeographic structure in a cryptoviviparous mangrove. The phylogeographic pattern was used to suggest conservation actions. Phylogeographic studies are used to understand the spatial distribution and evolution of genetic diversity, and have major conservation implications, especially for...
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