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The long-term persistence of fragmented plant populations is predicted to be threatened by a loss of genetic variability and increasing inbreeding, wh...
Read moreHybridization between crops and their wild relatives may enhance invasiveness and change their niche dynamics. This is regarded as a major biosafety p...
Read moreEffective population size should be positively related to census size and density, and it is expected to influence the strength of genetic drift, inbr...
Read moreThe restoration of diverse self-sustaining ecosystems requires re-establishment of functional interactions among species. For plant communities, polli...
Read moreHybridization between crops and wild relatives seems possible for many crop taxa. Subsequent introgression of crop-specific traits into wild relatives...
Read moreA growing number of restoration projects require large amounts of seeds. As harvesting natural populations cannot cover the demand, wild plants are of...
Read moreGene flow from transgenic crops to feral populations and naturalized compatible relatives has been raised as one of the main issues for the deregulati...
Read moreLegumes may facilitate the diversification on the agroecosystem both directly, e.g. via growing legumes in association with cereals, and indirectly by...
Read moreGlobal habitat fragmentation and loss of undisturbed grasslands has led to the use of non-local seed and cultivars in restoration. There is concern th...
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