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A rare case of natural regeneration in butternut, a threatened forest tree, is parent and space limited

2012-12-01

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The genetic consequences of natural in situ recovery for rare or threatened species are not as well understood as the impact of population bottlenecks, fragmentation and admixture, particularly the mechanisms by which genetic diversity is lost or preserved as populations recover. Here we examine how mating patterns, dispersal and ecologically constrained regeneration influences genetic diversity and kinship in a n...

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Literature Corpus work: 85191df2-9ea3-5048-a6dc-828ede851712
DOI: 10.1007/s10592-012-0386-2

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