2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1526-100x.2012.00899.x
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How Many Seed Transfer Zones Are Necessary for the Preservation of the Genetic Identity of Austrocedrus chilensis Natural Populations in Argentina?

Abstract: Two different studies based on isozymes that include genetic structure analysis have arrived at contrasting conclusions regarding the minimum number of seed transfer zones for Patagonian cypress (Austrocedrus chilensis) in Argentina that are required in order to avoid genetic contamination in restoration programs. Unfortunately, the more recent article lacks discussion on these controversial results, which is, therefore, the purpose of this article. The reliability of the markers used and the sampling performe… Show more

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“…Seed zones have been widely applied in forestry over time, but their use for herbaceous species is recent (Erickson et al 2004, St. Clair et al 2013, Bower et al 2014, Durka et al 2017, Erickson and Halford 2020). In Argentina, STZ approaches have also been mainly developed for tree species (Pastorino 2012, Azpilicueta et al 2013, Atkinson et al 2018). The use of wild forage species for rangeland rehabilitation is essential for the restoration of ecosystems modified by climate change.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Seed zones have been widely applied in forestry over time, but their use for herbaceous species is recent (Erickson et al 2004, St. Clair et al 2013, Bower et al 2014, Durka et al 2017, Erickson and Halford 2020). In Argentina, STZ approaches have also been mainly developed for tree species (Pastorino 2012, Azpilicueta et al 2013, Atkinson et al 2018). The use of wild forage species for rangeland rehabilitation is essential for the restoration of ecosystems modified by climate change.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%