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Gene Flow and Genetic Structure Reveal Reduced Diversity between Generations of a Tropical Tree, Manilkara multifida Penn., in Atlantic Forest Fragments.

Genes - 20 Dec 2021

Waqar Zubaria, Moraes Ramiris César Souza, Benchimol Maíra, Morante-Filho José Carlos, Mariano-Neto Eduardo, Gaiotto Fernanda Amato

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The Atlantic Forest remnants in southern Bahia, Brazil, contain large tree species that have suffered disturbances in recent decades. Anthropogenic activities have led to a decrease in the population of many tree species and a loss of alleles that can maintain the evolutionary fitness of their populations. This study assessed patterns of genetic diversity, spatial genetic structure, and genetic structure among...

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PMID: 34946973
DOI: 10.3390/genes12122025
PMCID: PMC8701937

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