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Plant Ecology & Diversity, Volume 1 Issue 2 2008

History, evolution and future of arctic and alpine flora

Journal of the Botanical Society of Scotland
Accepted for inclusion in the 2011 JCR!!
Increasing to four issues in 2011
ISSN: 1755-1668 (electronic) 1755-0874 (paper)
Publication Frequency: 3 issues per year
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Also incorporating: Botanical Journal of Scotland
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Original Articles
History, evolution and future of arctic and alpine flora: overview
Richard J. Abbott
Pages 129 – 133
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The Late-Quaternary history of arctic and alpine plants
Hilary H. Birks
Pages 135 – 146
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Alpines, trees, and refugia in Europe
H. John B. Birks; Katherine J. Willis
Pages 147 – 160
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Temporal patterns of evolution in the Arctic explored in Artemisia L. (Asteraceae) lineages of different age
Natalia V. Tkach;  Matthias H. Hoffmann;  Martin Röser; K. Bernhard von Hagen
Pages 161 – 169
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Asian relationships of the flora of the European Alps
Joachim W. Kadereit;  Wolfgang Licht; Christian H. Uhink
Pages 171 – 179
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The Arctic – an evolutionary freezer?
Christian Brochmann; Anne K. Brysting
Pages 181 – 195
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A bridge or a barrier? Beringia's influence on the distribution and diversity of tundra plants
Eric G. DeChaine
Pages 197 – 207
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Past demography in forest trees: what can we learn from nuclear DNA sequences that we do not already know?
Martin Lascoux;  Tanja Pyhäjärvi;  Thomas Källman; Outi Savolainen
Pages 209 – 215
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Causes of the genetic architecture of south-west European high mountain disjuncts
Matthias Kropf;  Hans P. Comes; Joachim W. Kadereit
Pages 217 – 228
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Glacial survival, phylogeography, and a comparison of microsatellite evolution models for resolving population structure in two species of dwarf yams (Borderea, Dioscoreaceae) endemic to the central Pyrenees
José G. Segarra-Moragues; Pilar Catalán
Pages 229 – 243
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Phylogeographic implications for the North American boreal-arctic Arabidopsis lyrata complex
Roswitha Schmickl;  Marte H. Jørgensen;  Anne K. Brysting; Marcus A. Koch
Pages 245 – 254
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Species richness and polyploid patterns in the genus Draba (Brassicaceae): a first global perspective
Ingrid Jordon-Thaden; Marcus Koch
Pages 255 – 263
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Uncharted terrain: the phylogeography of arctic and boreal lichens
Christian Printzen
Pages 265 – 271
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Land ahead: using genome scans to identify molecular markers of adaptive relevance
Rolf Holderegger;  Doris Herrmann;  Bénédicte Poncet;  Felix Gugerli;  Wilfried Thuiller;  Pierre Taberlet;  Ludovic Gielly;  Delphine Rioux;  Sabine Brodbeck;  Serge Aubert; Stéphanie Manel
Pages 273 – 283
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Cold climate plants in a warmer world
Robert M. M. Crawford
Pages 285 – 297
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Experimental approaches to predicting the future of tundra plant communities
Philip A. Wookey
Pages 299 – 307
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Understanding the geographic distributions of apomictic plants: a case for a pluralistic approach
Elvira Hörandl;  Anne-Caroline Cosendai; Eva Maria Temsch
Pages 309 – 320
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Scottish Section
The arctic mouse-ear in Scotland – and why it is not arctic
Anne K. Brysting
Pages 321 – 327
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Original Articles
Genetic diversity and distinctiveness in Scottish alpine plants
Kristine B. Westergaard;  Inger G. Alsos;  Dorothee Ehrich;  Pernille B. Eidesen;  Peter M. Hollingsworth; Christian Brochmann
Pages 329 – 338
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Can we protect threatened Scottish arctic-alpine higher plants?
Chris Sydes
Pages 339 – 349
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New to Plant Ecology & Diversity – Scholar One's Manuscript Central
Page 351
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