Surviving in southern refugia: the case of Veronica aragonensis, a rare endemic from the Iberian Peninsula
Abstract Understanding in what way cold-adapted mountain species have responded to historical climatic fluctuations in southern European refugia and investigating the genetic variation of endemic species is fundamental to predict their survival under contemporary global climate change. Veronica arag...
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