Isozyme variation in tropical trees: patterns of genetic organization
作者： M. D. Loveless
DOI: 10.1007/BF00120640
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摘要: Tropical forests have long been of interest to biologists because their high species diversity and complicated patterns community organization. The traditional notion the rain forest as an ancient, unvarying archive has challenged by a host recent ecological studies which demonstrated that tropical trees are diverse in reproductive biology dynamic population structure.
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