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The species richness-environment relationship for cherries ( Prunus subgenus Cerasus ) across the Northern Hemisphere

2022-11-15

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Understanding large-scale patterns of biodiversity and their drivers remains significant in biogeography. Cherries species ( Prunus subgenus Cerasus , Rosaceae) are economically and ecologically important in ecosystems and human agricultural activities. However, the mechanisms underlying patterns of species richness-environment relationship in Cerasus remain poorly understood. We collected and filtered worldwid...

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DOI: 10.22541/au.166853060.09451693/v1

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