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Persistence in a fragmented habitat: genetic diversity and pollination patterns in Asclepias viridiflora.

Annals of botany - 28 Jul 2026

Maton Dathan, Beck Jared J, Wagenius Stuart, Maddox J Dylan, Ashley Mary V

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Habitat loss and fragmentation are expected to erode genetic variation and contribute to genetic differentiation by limiting gene flow among isolated habitat patches. Yet, isolated plant populations often retain genetic diversity and exhibit limited population genetic structure. Using an assessment of genetic diversity and pollination patterns in Asclepias viridiflora across 6400 ha of...

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Pollination
Genetic Variation
Microsatellite Repeats
Ecosystem
Gene Flow
Asclepias
Minnesota
Genotype
Pollen

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PMID: 41277222
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcaf287
PMCID: PMC13409151

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