ReviewEcology and evolution2026
Separated Sexes, Shared Consequences: Disentangling Predictors of Genetic Diversity in Dioecious Angiosperms.
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Abstract
Sexual systems such as dioecy, although rare in angiosperms, seem to enhance intrapopulation genetic diversity due to obligate outcrossing. Empirical studies had strengthened theoretical predictions that genetic diversity in dioecious angiosperms is strongly linked to population demographic structure, phenological patterns, and species life-history traits such as pollination mode and seed dispersal syndrome. As anthropogenic pressures and climate change have disrupted and altered plant reproduction, understanding how ecological and environmental factors modulate genetic diversity in threatened dioecious angiosperms is paramount to inform and to establish effective conservation and management plans. Here, we compiled genetic and ecological data of 66 dioecious angiosperms from articles published until August 2025. To test the effects of pollination mode, seed dispersal syndrome, reproductive mode, growth form, conservation status, endemism, and species distribution range on intrapopulation genetic diversity (i.e.,
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