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Landscape genetics of a threatened maple, Acer miyabei: Implications for restoring riparian forest connectivity

2018-04-01

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Because forest fragmentation affects ecological connectivity, establishing corridors is increasingly important in conserving biodiversity. Conserving the connectivity of riparian forests should be a priority because they often support rich and unique biota but are greatly modified by humans. Acer miyabei is a threatened maple which grows in floodplain ecosystems in northern Japan. We examined the effects of forest...

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139a0962-18d9-552e-bb5b-3806f3afe4ba
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10.1016/j.biocon.2018.01.018
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