Habitat fragmentation reduces the size and increases the spatial isolation of plant populations. Initial predictions have been that such changes will be accompanied by an erosion of genetic variation and increased interpopulation genetic divergence due to increased random genetic drift, elevated ...
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Young, A.G.
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Boyle, T.J.B.
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Brown, A.H.D.
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[The population genetic consequences of habitat fragmentation for plants]
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The population genetic consequences of habitat fragmentation for plants
