Out in the cold – how big and how old? Genetic fingerprinting reveals long‐lived individuals withstand climatic oscillations in the arctic‐alpine
In long‐lived, clonally reproducing species, assessing organism size is a nontrivial endeavour because each genetically distinct entity (genet) may comprise multiple modular units (ramets). Attributes of clonally reproducing populations, such as genet size, longevity and clonal diversity (the number...
Published in: | Molecular Ecology |
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Wiley
2012
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