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Human fragmentation effects are genetically detectable after 6 years in the island-endemic Primulina heterotricha (Gesneriaceae)

2023-11-01

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Anthropogenic disturbances have long been acknowledged to be one of the primary threats to biodiversity worldwide, while little is still understood about how human-built infrastructure affects the gene flows and phylogeographic structure of plants. Such information is helpful for the conservation and restoration of human-disturbed ecosystems. Here we studied effects of a big river with a huge reservoir and two exp...

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89acd6bc-6364-560e-99ff-545a430608ef
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10.22541/au.169886240.06160757/v1
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