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Conclusion  Although they most probably contain original genetic combinations, rear-edge, xeric limit populations are poorly known and have received limited interest from scientists and forest managers alike. Much effort is needed to better understand and manage these populations which will prove critical for the benefits of economically and ecologically important forest species under climate change.

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Forests at the limit: evolutionary — genetic consequences of environmental changes at the receding (xeric) edge of distribution. Report from a research workshop