Abstract The genus Swertia (Family: Gentianaceae) has cosmopolitan distribution which is
present in almost all the continents except South America and Australia. Swertia genus has …

The climatic changes that took place in Europe during the Quaternary period influenced
plant habitats as well as their species and vegetation composition. In this article …

A little more than 10% of the vascular plant flora native to the European Alps is endemic to
this area. It has long been noticed that the distribution of endemics across the Alps is very …

Tall-herb communities play an important role in the vegetation of the European mountains.
They are developed in humid habitats with nutrient-rich soil, from submontane to subalpine …

Great genetic variation in bermudagrass [Cynodon dactylon (L.) Pers.] make it adapt to
various environment of widely distributed regions and present valuable wild germplasm for …

Salixlapponum is a cold-tolerant relict species in Europe that occurs in several sites,
probably reflecting previous migration routes of S. lapponum during the Pleistocene …

Glacial relicts represent isolated populations of cold-adapted species, remnants of their past
extensive distribution at southern latitudes that have survived in situ far from their current …

The genus Swertia (Gentianaceae), comprising of over 170 species, is a diverse group
predominantly found in temperate, subtropical and highland tropical regions. Swertia …

South African forests have become fragmented due to both historical events and current
human activities. Fragmentation may have increased population differentiation by reducing …