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Landscape genetics of a tropical rescue pollinator

2016-04-01

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Pollination services are increasingly threatened by the loss and modification of natural habitats, posing a risk to the maintenance of both native plant biodiversity and agricultural production. In order to safeguard pollination services, it is essential to examine the impacts of habitat degradation on the population dynamics of key pollinators and identify potential “rescue pollinators” capable of persisting in t...

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06ea4a53-2666-59d1-881f-372c642f4139
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10.1007/s10592-015-0779-0
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