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Genetic diversity of the declining arable plant Centaurea cyanus: population fragmentation within an agricultural landscape is not associated with enhanced spatial genetic structure

2014-10-01

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Agricultural intensification has recently resulted in the decrease in frequency and abundance of arable weed species. This includes the previously widespread Centaurea cyanus, whose populations are now fragmented and infrequent in western Europe. The consequences of habitat modification and fragmentation in terms of genetic diversity of the remaining populations have not yet been addressed. We used ten microsatell...

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DOI: 10.1111/wre.12087

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