2020
DOI: 10.1101/2020.03.06.981480
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Beyond endemism, expanding conservation efforts: a relictual Pleistocene distribution and first report of the prickly pear cactus, Opuntia bonaerensis, in Brazil and Uruguay

Abstract: 21Geographical range is one of the critical features for species conservation assessment. 22 Nevertheless, species distribution is frequently unknown, undervalued or overlooked. During a 23 broad taxonomic and floristic study of the southern South American prickly pear species 24 (Opuntia spp.), new records of a previously endemic Argentinian taxon have been found in 25 Uruguay and Brazil. Molecular phylogenetic inference was carried out to further evaluate the 26 identity of the new records, and ecological… Show more

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