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Long-distance pollen dispersal ensures genetic connectivity of the low-density tree species, Eurycorymbus cavaleriei, in a fragmented karst forest landscape

2014-10-01

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Karst forest in southwest China represents one of the world’s most spectacular examples of tropical-subtropical karst landscapes and harbours high floristic richness and endemism. Many plant species tend to occur in naturally isolated patches due to the edaphic and topographic heterogeneity and are suffering an increasing stress of habitat deterioration due to both extensive human activities and global climate cha...

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10.1007/s10592-014-0608-x
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