We explore the genetic structure and variability in autochorous Metrodorea nigra (Rutaceae)
and anemochorous Astronium graveolens (Anacardiaceae), two species affected by …

In tropical forests, sustainable management of natural populations is an attractive strategy
because it reconciles conservation with social ends or economic interests. However …

This article takes an ecological approach to the genetic diversity of Rosewood (Aniba
rosaeodora Ducke) in a central Amazonian terra firme forest north of Manaus. Planted …

Distance and discrete geographic barriers play a role in isolating populations, as seed and
pollen dispersal become limited. Nearby populations without any geographic barrier …

We present a case study of the relationship between spatial genetic structure (SGS) and age
structure in Protium spruceanum (Burseraceae), an insect-pollinated, mass-fruiting, and …

We studied patterns of genetic differentiation in a connected landscape with an interesting
history of human habitat conversion that began two centuries ago, during the Brazilian …

Fragmented populations are usually exposed to the negative effects of reduced gene flow,
genetic drift and population differentiation. These effects result in the collective loss of …

Elevation gradients are drivers of species diversity, and, recently, studies have considered
the evolutionary process in shaping community assembly patterns. Patterns of plant species …

The detection of distribution patterns of genetic diversity of plant and animal species has
contributed to the understanding of biodiversity and evolutionary history of the Atlantic …

In this study, genetic diversity, inbreeding, spatial genetic structure (SGS), and pollen
dispersal are analyzed using ten microsatellite loci from two populations of the dioecious …