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Geographic Isolation and Climatic Variability Contribute to Genetic Differentiation in Fragmented Populations of the Long-Lived Subalpine Conifer Pinus Cembra L. In the Western Alps

BMC Evolutionary Biology

English

In Situ Comparison of Tree-Ring Responses to Climate and Population Genetics: The Need to Control for Local Climate and Site Variables

Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution

English

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No Reduction in Genetic Diversity of Swiss Stone Pine (Pinus Cembra L.) in Tatra Mountains Despite High Fragmentation and Small Population Size

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Both Retention and Recirculation Contribute to Long-Lived Regulatory T-Cell Accumulation in the Thymus

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Publications by Francine Tremblay

Geographic Isolation and Climatic Variability Contribute to Genetic Differentiation in Fragmented Populations of the Long-Lived Subalpine Conifer Pinus Cembra L. In the Western Alps

In Situ Comparison of Tree-Ring Responses to Climate and Population Genetics: The Need to Control for Local Climate and Site Variables

Related publications

The Climatic Significance of Δ13C in Subalpine Spruces (Lötschental, Swiss Alps)

Geographic Distribution of Quantitative Traits Variation and Genetic Variability in Natural Populations of Pinus Mugo in Central Europe

The Complete Chloroplast Genome Sequence of Pinus Cembra L. (Pinaceae)

Ecological and Genetic Differentiation of Two Subspecies of Saussurea Alpina in the Western Alps

Bayesian Approach Reveals Confounding Effects of Population Size and Seasonality on Outcrossing Rates in a Fragmented Subalpine Conifer

Ecological History of a Long-Lived Conifer in a Disjunct Population

No Reduction in Genetic Diversity of Swiss Stone Pine (Pinus Cembra L.) in Tatra Mountains Despite High Fragmentation and Small Population Size

Distribution and Habitat Conditions of Pinus Cembra Forests in the Tatra Mountains

Both Retention and Recirculation Contribute to Long-Lived Regulatory T-Cell Accumulation in the Thymus