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Reduced reproductive fitness of an endemic insular juniper population: An eco-genetic mediation hypothesis

2016-06-01

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The mutual reinforcement of multiple drivers of global change erodes ecosystem services and accelerates plant population decline worldwide. This is particularly the case for island ecosystems where anthropogenic activity has imperilled insular floras for centuries. Different hypotheses have put forward the combined effects of environmental shifts and genetic factors in driving fecundity decline in threatened popul...

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10.1016/j.biocon.2016.03.023
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