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Imprint of post-glacial history in a narrowly distributed endemic spruce, Picea alcoquiana, in central Japan observed in nuclear microsatellites and organelle DNA markers

2008-07-01

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We aim to infer the post-glacial history of the narrowly distributed endemic spruce Picea alcoquiana in Japan, and to assess the hypothesis that the existing narrow natural range of the species has resulted from the diminution of the past natural range since the last glacial period. Mountainous forests in central Honshu Island in Japan. We assessed the geographical patterns of genetic variation across nine populat...

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392369db-666b-5932-a673-c4b57fdc8561
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10.1111/j.1365-2699.2008.01880.x
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