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The effects of population size on agathosma collina (rutaceae) and its conservation implications
Agathosma collina is a relatively typical widespread, outcrossing shrub species, endemic to the coastal vegetation between the Agulhas Plain and Heidelberg in the Southern Cape. Although not a rare species, its endemism makes it a suitable candidate for a study of population size effects and the con...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2016
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