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Landscape Connectivity and Gene Flow in Fragmented Agroforestry Networks

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Landscape Connectivity and Gene Flow in Fragmented Agroforestry Networks

This research evaluates how agroforestry patches function as corridors for dispersal and gene flow of native flora and fauna across fragmented agricultural landscapes. Studies assess whether agroforestry systems enhance regional biodiversity persistence and genetic diversity maintenance.

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📚 Academic: Thesis & PPT assistance included🧪 Tech: Master the protocols hands-on📝 Research > 3 months: Publication co-authorship in a Scopus-indexed journal

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