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Life history traits of South African Encephalartos spp. (Zamiaceae) and their implications for understanding population structure, responses to threats and effective conservation action
Understanding life history traits and how they influence population-level processes under different conditions have been important areas of study in evolution and ecology. One application in ecology has been to determine whether there are general responses that apply to species with similar life his...
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Plant Conservation Unit (PCU)
2016
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