2024
DOI: 10.1177/19400829241301920
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Continuous Degradation of Forest Structure and Composition Causes a Shift in Phorophytes and Population Genetics in Aphyllous Vanilla Species

Alemao Botomanga,
Cathucia F. Andriamihaja,
Pascale Besse
et al.

Abstract: Background and Research Aims The natural habitats of aphyllous vanillas in Madagascar have been extensively degraded by human activities. The implications of this degradation are complex given their intricate interactions with other organisms. This study highlights possible approaches to the conservation of aphyllous vanillas after examining the impact of forest degradation on phorophyte diversity, reproductive modes, and genetic diversity. Methods We conducted comparative studies of conserved and degraded for… Show more

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