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Geographic variation in reproductive mode and genetic diversity reveals extreme clonality at the range edge of the large-sized seagrass Enhalus acoroides.

2025-11-05

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Range-edge populations of partially clonal species often exhibit increased clonality and reduced genetic diversity compared with core populations. Seagrasses, a group of partially clonal marine angiosperms that provide important ecosystem services, are declining globally due to human activities and climate-related stressors. Effective conservation and management require understanding how reproductive mode and gene...

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10.22541/au.176234787.79500080/v1
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