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Identifying gaps in the ex situ conservation of native plant diversity in China

2023-06-01

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Due to intensified human pressure and climate change, ex situ conservation measures have become essential for conserving Earth's remaining biodiversity, but the development of targeted ex situ conservation strategies based on conservation gaps analysis is often a major challenge. Here, we used a dated phylogeny including 95.70 % of the Chinese vascular genera and 1,540,695 species distribution records to identify...

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03ff1584-bc81-5a2d-87ba-dcdecf7b74f4
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10.1016/j.biocon.2023.110044
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