Aquatic Dicotyledons of North America: Ecology, Life History, and Systematics brings
together a wealth of information on the natural history, ecology, and systematics of North …

In the alpine landscape most plant populations are spatially isolated due to extreme
patchiness and strong natural fragmentation. We used RAPD‐PCR (randomly amplified …

In contrast to many declining plant species Saxifraga tridactylites extended its distribution
range in the man-made landscape of central Europe. The species naturally colonizes rocks …

The loss of habitat of naturally fragmented species may result in isolated metapopulations:
small groups of populations that are still connected by gene flow but have become isolated …

The practice of plant translocations to mitigate the deleterious human effects on biodiversity
has been increasing over the last decades. In France, although translocations are planned …

Chyng-Shyan Tzeng, Yeong-Shin Lin, Si-Min Lin, Tzi-Yuan Wang, and Feng-Yung Wang
(2006) The phylogeography and population demographics of selected freshwater fishes in …

Patterns of variation at nine enzyme loci were examined in 528 plants representing diploid
and tetraploid populations of Parnassia palustris sl in Europe to assess genetic variation …

The effective conservation of species requires data on the levels and distribution of genetic
diversity within and among populations. In this study, we estimated the genetic variation in …

Following the publication of the seventh edition of the Nouvelle Flore, in 2023, this
contribution provides an overview of nomenclatural and taxonomic changes compared to …

Knowledge of the genetic and demographic consequences of rarity is crucial when
evaluating the effects of habitat loss and fragmentation on population viability, and for …