ABSTRACT Aim The evolutionary history of European alpine plant species with medium to large geographical ranges is relatively well explored. Here, we investigate the genetic structure and diversity of an extremely narrow endemic and one of the world's rarest plants. Location Eastern Carpathians, Romania.
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Using integrated wildlife monitoring to prevent future pandemics through one health approach. [PDF]
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Efficiency of large-scale aided phytostabilization in a mining pond. [PDF]
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The Canadian Cordillera as a modern analogue of Proterozoic crustal growth
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