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Combined analyses of phenotype, genotype and climate implicate local adaptation as a driver of diversity in eucalyptus microcarpa (grey box)
Trees are a keystone species in many ecosystems and a critical component of ecological restoration. Understanding their capacity to respond to climate change is essential for conserving biodiversity and determining appropriate restoration seed sources. Patterns of local adaptation to climate between
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