Integrating intraspecific trait variation and spatiotemporal variability of selection as levers of action in forest management.

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Adaptation is a polysemous word referring both to the state of being adapted and to the selection processes leading to this state. However, considering population adaptation only as an ultimate achievement in a static rather than dynamic perspective may lead to a double misperception: (i) that all adapted populations have depleted variation of adaptive traits and, therefore, low evolvability, and (ii) that...

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