Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6301154 Biological Conservation 2012 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
► We studied clonal and genetic diversity of a shrubby riparian softwood species. ► Large numbers of clones were only detected in the floodplain in front of the dykes. ► Genetic patterns showed a continuous population despite highly fragmented stands. ► Management advice is given for selecting suitable planting material for restoration.
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Floodplain willows in fragmented river landscapes: Understanding spatio-temporal genetic patterns as a basis for restoration plantings
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