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The role of abiotic mechanisms of long‐distance dispersal in the American origin of the Galápagos flora
Abstract
Aim Long‐distance dispersal research in plants has long been dominated by the assumption that an association between plant diaspore adaptations and related transport vectors (standard dispersal) determines the success of colonization. However, the role of diaspore adaptations in a biogeographic context is being increasingly questioned, as evidence reveals that unspecialized plants have been successful colonizers by recurrent non‐standard...
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Title
The role of abiotic mechanisms of long‐distance dispersal in the American origin of the Galápagos flora
Published Date
Jul 22, 2019
Volume
28
Issue
11
Pages
1610 - 1620
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