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Reproductive strategies and genotypic diversity for island populations of the large-sized seagrass species Enhalus acoroides : evidence of extreme clonality at the range edge

2024-09-02

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Seagrasses are globally declining due to direct human impacts and climate change. Effective measures of seagrass conservation, management, and restoration require an understanding of the variation in reproductive strategies. Here, we examine how reproductive strategies differ between core and range-edge populations for the widely distributed but regionally threatened seagrass species Enhalus acoroides , spanning...

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45cc9d77-ebf0-56cd-ae3d-2ec3454d29a5
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10.22541/au.172530709.93566138/v1
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