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Seminar: Iris Reinula
The response of genetic diversity of grassland plants to landscape change
Due to the change in land use over the last hundred years, large areas of semi-natural grasslands have been abandoned and have become overgrown as a result, or have been turned into intensively managed farmland. These changes affect the plant species growing in grasslands, including their genetic structure. Genetic diversity is necessary for the survival and well-being of these grassland species. I will present the results of studying the influence of landscape change on genetic diversity and differentiation of two grassland plants (Primula veris and Trifolium montanum) on Estonian semi-natural grasslands – alvars.
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Seminar: Madli Jõks
Seminar: Madli Jõks
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Seminar: Lauri Laanisto
Seminar: Lauri Laanisto