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Ex situ genetic conservation potential of seeds of two high elevation white pines

2017-03-01

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Genetic variation in a plant species is a key to its ability to survive and evolve in the face of changing environmental pressures. Due to insect and disease impacts, changes in fire regimes, and a changing climate, many populations of high elevation white pine species continue to experience high mortality levels and potentially worrisome decreases in genetic variation. In recent years, some trees rated highly for...

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90f15027-b8a8-5330-85d6-f41bf5b94186
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10.1007/s11056-017-9579-3
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