ArticleEvolutionary applications2017
Benefits of gene flow are mediated by individual variability in self-compatibility in small isolated populations of an endemic plant species.
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- Population size affected by environmental variability impacts genetics, traits, and plant performance inEcology and evolution · 2023Article
- Habitat characteristics and climatic factors influence microhabitat selection and arthropod community structure in a globally rare central Appalachian shale barren.Ecology and evolution · 2021Article
- Benefits of gene flow are mediated by individual variability in self-compatibility in small isolated populations of an endemic plant species.Evolutionary applications · 2017Article
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Abstract
Many rare and endemic species experience increased rates of self-fertilization and mating among close relatives as a consequence of existing in small populations within isolated habitat patches. Variability in self-compatibility among individuals within populations may reflect adaptation to local demography and genetic architecture, inbreeding, or drift. We use experimental hand-pollinations under natural field conditions to assess the effects of gene flow in 21 populations of the central Appalachian endemic
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