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December 1, 2025Evolutionary ApplicationsOpen Access

Adaptive Potential and Genomic Vulnerability of Keystone Forest Tree Species to Climate Change: A Case Study in Scots Pine

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BŁBartosz ŁabiszakWWWitold Wachowiak

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Overview

Analysis reveals local adaptation and survival strategies of Scots pine, suggesting forest management strategies for resilience.

Key Points

  • High genomic vulnerability to climate change affects growth and survival of Scots pine populations, indicating urgent management needs.
  • Key insights show significant local adaptation in Scots pine populations across varying environmental gradients.
  • Landscape genomics was employed to assess SNP patterns, revealing vital genetic structures under climate change pressure.
  • Promoting forest assisted migration may help ensure resilience of keystone species like Scots pine in changing environments.

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Łabiszak et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69402a652d562116f2901b2chttps://doi.org/10.1111/eva.70180
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