Genetic structure of forest trees in biodiversity hotspots at different spatial scales
Katharina B. Budde
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Katharina B. Budde
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Luckily, I could combine these interests during my PhD.The present thesis comprises five chapters which have partly already been published in international journals listed in the Science Citation Index (SCI) or are expected to be published in the near future.The studies can be grouped in three sections encompassing issues related to I.) Phylogeography (Chapter 1), II.) Spatial genetic structure (Chapters 2-4) and III.)Molecular basis of adaptation in nature (Chapter 5).In these publications or manuscripts I have the leading role as first author.Furthermore, during my PhD, I contributed as co-author to two additional publications related to the thesis and that will be cited throughout it.
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Luckily, I could combine these interests during my PhD.The present thesis comprises five chapters which have partly already been published in international journals listed in the Science Citation Index (SCI) or are expected to be published in the near future.The studies can be grouped in three sections encompassing issues related to I.) Phylogeography (Chapter 1), II.) Spatial genetic structure (Chapters 2-4) and III.)Molecular basis of adaptation in nature (Chapter 5).In these publications or manuscripts I have the leading role as first author.Furthermore, during my PhD, I contributed as co-author to two additional publications related to the thesis and that will be cited throughout it.
Key concepts: Geography, Forestry, Biodiversity, Biology, Humanities, Ecology, Art