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Conservation measures for Rosa arvensis Huds. in Flanders (Belgium) based on congruent genetic and phenotypic population differentiation

2010-12-01

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Rosa arvensis is a naturally rare and scattered indigenous wild rose species in Flanders, the northern part of Belgium. As is the case for many light demanding woody species in this area, it is currently threatened by habitat fragmentation and destruction due to high human pressure. Recent inventories revealed a restricted distribution pattern for this rose, concentrated mainly in two regions of the south western...

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96d09f16-8960-5298-a4ec-d173d622488c
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10.1007/s10592-010-0109-5
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