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Gene flow and mating patterns in individuals of wych elm (Ulmus glabra) in forest and open land after the influence of Dutch elm disease

2010-02-01

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Dutch elm disease has severely reduced the number of large trees of U. glabra in Denmark. Consequently, the distance between large trees has increased and the overall density of the species has decreased. Patches of small trees with stem diameters up to 10 cm are, however, relatively frequent. With four microsatellites we studied potential differences in genetic diversity, mating patterns and pollen flow in trees...

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134754db-0b23-53d4-a90d-5028595b862a
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10.1007/s10592-009-0028-5
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