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Short-distance gene flow in Populus nigra L. accounts for small-scale spatial genetic structures: implications for in situ conservation measures

2010-06-01

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The European black poplar (Populus nigra L.) is a major species of riparian softwood forests. Due to human influences, it is one of the most threatened tree species in Europe. For restoration purposes, remaining stands may act as source populations. We analysed a natural population of P. nigra for genetic diversity and spatial genetic structure using seven microsatellite markers. For the first time, paternity anal...

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58dd2e1c-7560-57b8-92d5-673b5b528bb5
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10.1007/s10592-009-9961-6
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