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Genetic implications of silvicultural regimes.

2004-08-01

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Human impacts on genetic structures of forest tree populations are manifold. Changes of environmental conditions and forest stand structures brought along by silvicultural practices concerning artificial and natural regeneration, regulation of species mixtures, thinning, and harvesting operations have a strong influence on evolutionary forces like drift, mating systems, gene flow and selection. The observation of...

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Literature Corpus work: ecaf50e0-6bc2-528e-b401-55b0fdfaf582
DOI: 10.1016/j.foreco.2004.05.036

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