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Adaptive divergence and genetic vulnerability of relict species under climate change: a case study of Pterocarya macroptera.

Annals of botany - 18 Oct 2023

Wang Tian-Rui, Meng Hong-Hu, Wang Nian, Zheng Si-Si, Jiang Yun, Lin Duo-Qing, Song Yi-Gang, Kozlowski Gregor

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Understanding adaptive genetic variation and whether it can keep pace with predicted future climate change is critical in assessing the genetic vulnerability of species and developing conservation management strategies. The lack of information on adaptive genetic variation in relict species carrying abundant genetic resources hinders the assessment of genetic vulnerability. Using a landscape...

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PMID: 37409981
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcad083
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