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Francisco Encinas-Viso1, Peter H Thrall2, Andrew G Young1

  • 1Centre of Australian National Biodiversity Research CSIRO Canberra Australian Capital Territory Australia.

Evolutionary applications
|November 11, 2024
PubMed
概括

基因救援,引入新的S等位基因,是拯救自我不相容的植物种群的最有效策略. 结合遗传和息地救援,可显著提高孤立群体的持久性和交配可用性.

关键词:
合体效应是一种效应.在S等位基因中,S等位基因是S等位基因.人口救援的人口救援基因救援 基因救援 基因救援自我不相容性的自我不相容性.

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