Life history mediates mate limitation and population viability in self-incompatible plant species

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Benefits of gene flow are mediated by individual variability in self-compatibility in small isolated populations of an endemic plant species.Rarity and persistence.Genetic rescue in a plant polyploid complex: Case study on the importance of genetic and trait data for conservation management.

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Life history mediates mate limitation and population viability in self-incompatible plant species

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Francisco Encinas-Viso

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Susan E Hoebee

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