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2007•Australasian Plant Conservation journal of the Australian Network for Plant ConservationOpen access

Local Adaptation and Outbreeding Depression: Are We Being Overly Conservative?

Melinda Pickup

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three was attributable to an increase 1n the number of regenerating ramets rather than to an increase 1n erowth (Figs 2 & 3).Local adaptation and outbreeding depression: are we being overly conservative?

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three was attributable to an increase 1n the number of regenerating ramets rather than to an increase 1n erowth (Figs 2 & 3).Local adaptation and outbreeding depression: are we being overly conservative?

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three was attributable to an increase 1n the number of regenerating ramets rather than to an increase 1n erowth (Figs 2 & 3).Local adaptation and outbreeding depression: are we being overly conservative?

Key concepts: Outbreeding depression, Threatened species, Inbreeding depression, Population fragmentation, Habitat fragmentation, Small population size, Ecology, Biology

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