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Genetic diversity loss and homogenization in urban trees: the case of Tilia × europaea in Belgium and the Netherlands

2018-12-01

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Urban trees form a vital component of sustainable cities but the use of a restricted range of species and genotypes may pose a risk to global biodiversity. Despite several studies investigating tree species diversity, intraspecific genetic diversity of urban trees remains largely unexplored. Here, we characterized the genetic diversity of Tilia × europaea, one of the most widely planted urban tree species in North...

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10.1007/s10531-018-1628-5
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