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

Endre Gy Tóth; Francine Tremblay; Johann Housset; Yves Bergeron; Christopher Carcaillet

doi:10.1186/s12862-019-1510-4

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

Endre Gy Tóth ^{1, 2} Francine Tremblay ¹ Johann Housset ^{1, 3, 4} Yves Bergeron ¹ Christopher Carcaillet ^{3, 5}

1 UQAT - Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue

2 NARIC - National Agricultural Research and Innovation Center

3 CEF - Centre for Forest Research

4 EPHE-PSL, Research University Paris CNRS LETG

5 LEHNA - Laboratoire d'Ecologie des Hydrosystèmes Naturels et Anthropisés

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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

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