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Revisiting Aloe dichotoma’s suitability as an indictor of climate change in southern Africa
Apparent recent population contractions at Aloe dichotoma’s equatorward range limit have led this iconic arborescent succulent to be cited as one of the first biological indicators of the impact of anthropogenic climate change in southern Africa. However, prior evidence from historical photography...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2019
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