Claim · model-written summary
The authors expect northward range expansion under global warming.
- Taxon
- Salvinia natans L.
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Salvinia natanse0 - Outcome
- rangee0
- Direction
- expand northwarde0
- Qualifier
- given global warminge0
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Verbatim
e0“The obtained experimental data show that, given global warming, the range of Salvinia natans L. will continue to expand northward.”
Title
Genetic structure of populations of the native species Salvinia natans L. progressing in Belarus
N. U. Hudnaya; A. M. Mialik; T. G. Kulahina; et al. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus Biological Series 2025. doi:10.29235/1029-8940-2025-70-3-207-215
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Pinsk and Mukhavets populations had the highest genetic diversity.
- Observation The Kamenets population showed genetic impoverishment.
- Observation Krivoshin, Shchara, and Rogachev populations had low genetic diversity.
- Observation Interpopulation variability was 22%, below intrapopulation variability of 78%.
- Observation PhiPT was 0.22, indicating significant population differentiation.
- Observation Gene flow was 0.80 and characterized as average.
- Observation The lowest Nei distance, 0.11, was between Pinsk and Shchara.
- Observation The highest Nei distance, 0.21, was between Strelsk and Krivoshin.
- Observation The populations formed two clusters corresponding to two river basins.
- Observation The authors judge expansive potential in newly developed territories to be low.