Jin et al. use molecular analyses and morphological examination to understand the evolutionary divergence and establishment patterns of a Korean endemic shrub.
Tag - Last Glacial Maximum
William Salter
Understanding glacial biogeographical patterns using environmental niche modelling and geostatistics
Identifying Quaternary glacial refugia has been a major focus of biogeographical research efforts over the last century. The concept of refugia presumes a contraction in species range to a particular geographic area...
Climate change and the decline of a foundation tree species
A worldwide increase in tree decline and mortality has been linked to climate change, and where these represent foundation species this can have important implications for ecosystem functions. Dalmaris et al. undertake...
botanyone
Cryptic refugia of Cryptomeria japonica in last glacial maximum
A combination of phylogeography and species distribution modelling methods identify the responses of Cryptomeria japonica, to past climatic changes.
Understanding and forecasting the response of plants to climate change
Response of the fern Asplenium fontanum to environmental change since the last ice-age.
AJ Cann
Phylogeography of a coastal tree species
Phylogeographic analysis of Eucalyptus gomphocephala (tuart), a tree species restricted to a 400 × 10-km band of coastal sand-plain in south-west Australia.
