This research reveals climate resilience in liquidambar orientalis, suggesting conservation of genetically diverse populations and stable refugia.
This is the first study to combine multi temporal ensemble SDMs and fossil records for L. orientalis, revealing its ecological flexibility over millennia. The findings underscore the necessity of prioritizing genetically diverse populations and climatically stable refugia in conservation strategies. Our integrative approach provides a valuable framework for assessing the climate resilience of other Mediterranean relict species.
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