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Genetic consequences of Last Glacial-Holocene changes in snowfall regime in Arnica mallotopus populations: A plant confined to heavy-snow areas of Japan.

American journal of botany - 1 Feb 2024

Masuda Kazutoshi, Setoguchi Hiroaki, Nagasawa Koki, Hirota Shun K, Suyama Yoshihisa, Sawa Kazuhiro, Fukumoto Shigeru, Ishihara Masae I, Abe Harue, Tsuboi Hayato, Tango Tsuguoki, Mori Sayoko, Sakaguchi Shota

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PREMISE: Snow is an important environmental factor affecting plant distribution. Past changes in snowfall regimes may have controlled the demographies of snow-dependent plants. However, our knowledge of changes in the distribution and demographies of such plants is limited because of the lack of fossil records. METHODS: Population genetic and landscape genetic analyses were used to investigate the response of...

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PMID: 38303667
DOI: 10.1002/ajb2.16275

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