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Range-wide conservation of Pinus aristata: a genetic collection with ecological context for proactive management today and resources for tomorrow

2017-03-01

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Tree species are highly vulnerable to anthropogenic environmental change, and are increasingly being challenged by non-native pests and climate change. Rocky Mountain bristlecone pines are long-lived, exhibit delayed maturation, have low genetic diversity, and inhabit cold, high-elevation environments. They are threatened by the non-native disease white pine blister rust, warming temperatures, changing precipitati...

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317148eb-06c6-552e-9522-e1d4982bda9a
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10.1007/s11056-017-9570-z
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