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Traditional home-garden conserving genetic diversity: a case study of Acacia pennata in southwest China

2012-08-01

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Conserving biodiversity in human-dominated systems requires research into mechanisms that can maintain biodiversity in fragmented landscapes. Home-garden as traditional agroforestry system in many regions has shown great value in maintaining a wide range of species. Here we show that home-garden populations are also capable of maintaining high level of genetic variation. Using six polymorphic microsatellite DNA ma...

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cbe06708-2af6-5127-8bff-b726813d1717
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10.1007/s10592-012-0338-x
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