Most of the world's land surface is currently under human use and natural habitats remain as
fragmented samples of the original landscapes. Measuring the quality of plant progeny sired …

Gene flow within and among populations is an important factor to maintain genetic
cohesiveness and diversity across landscapes. Nowadays, human land use has led to a …

The ability to infer paleo-distributions with limited knowledge of absence makes species
distribution modeling (SDM) a useful tool for exploring paleobiogeographic questions …

Stem water content (θ) is an important state variable in the soil-plant-atmosphere continuum
(SPAC), and varies temporally and spatially in response to environmental factors and plant …

Seed dispersal plays a crucial role in natural forest regeneration. Changes in the seed rain
due to anthropogenic habitat alteration can influence seedling recruitment patterns and …

Habitat conversion is one of the major threats for biodiversity conservation and viability of
natural populations. Thus, habitat disturbance alters distinct ecological processes, such as …

Allocasuarina verticillata (Lam.) LAS Johnson is a widespread species in south-eastern
Australia providing vegetation cover, protecting fragile soils and providing food for birds …

Gene flow is a key evolutionary driver of spatial genetic structure, reflecting demographic
processes and dispersal mechanisms. Understanding how genetic structure is maintained …

Myrica esculenta is an important dioecious medicinal tree species of the Himalayan region.
The role of floral morphology and pollen flow between the sexes in M. esculenta is unknown …

Abstract Changes in land‐use patterns are a major driver of global environmental change.
Cessation of traditional land‐use practices has led to forest expansion and shifts in forest …