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Everchanging range: how the changing environment has influenced the genetic diversity and differentiation of an iconic North American palm species.

Annals of botany - 14 Jul 2025

Klimova Anastasia, Landis Jacob

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Understanding spatial patterns of neutral and adaptive genetic variation and linking them to future climate change have become crucial in assessing the genetic vulnerability of species and developing conservation strategies. Using a combination of genomic approaches, this study aimed to explain the demographic history of Washingtonia palms, predict the adaptive potential in Washingtonia palm...

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PMID: 39921648
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcaf022
PMCID: PMC12259542

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