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Population size and land use affect the genetic variation and performance of the endangered plant species Dianthus seguieri ssp. glaber

2016-04-01

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Human activity and land use changes in the past decades have led to landscape homogenization and small-scale fragmentation of grassland habitats in most regions of central Europe. As a result, populations of many grassland species are small and strongly fragmented, facing extinction due to genetic depauperation and local maladaptation in remnant habitats. In this study, remaining populations of the strongly endang...

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10.1007/s10592-015-0794-1
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