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Merging applied gene conservation activities with advanced generation breeding initiatives: a case study of Pinus radiata D. Don

2014-05-01

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Major challenges exist for applied gene conservation of forest genetic resources in native habitats of the Mexican and Central American Pines, Pinus radiata and the Southern US pines. They include population decline and population structure changes, due to forest removal, conversion of forest land to other uses, fires, climate change, diseases and pests. However, tree breeders continue to struggle with methods tha...

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10.1007/s11056-013-9398-0
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