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When exotic poplars and native Populus balsamifera L. meet on the Canadian Prairies: Spontaneous hybridization and establishment of interspecific hybrids

2012-12-01

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As the interest in plantations of fast-growing tree species increases, concerns regarding the possibility of gene flow between plantations of exotic trees and their wild relatives are being raised. In Canada, the Prairie ecozone provides a unique opportunity to examine spontaneous hybridization and the spread of exotic genetic material because of the historical introduction of large numbers of exotic poplar specie...

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10.1016/j.foreco.2012.07.036
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