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Genetic variation of cork oak a tool for improving regeneration of cork oak woodlands

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The European Academies' Science Advisory Council (2017) reports that the Mediterranean forest is already being affected by climate change (IPCC, 2014) and cork oak woodlands are particularly vulnerable to high-end climate scenarios that go above the Paris Agreement 2° C increase in temperature. Since longer, more frequent, and more intense drought periods are expected, stress caused by the expansion of arid and semi-arid climate will affect the species distribution. Consequently, not only established stands may be prone to tree mortality, but also the current reforestation effort may be jeopardized by low survival rates attributed to the use of unsuitable genetic material. It is expected that, through genetic adaptation and/or phenotypic plasticity, cork oak populations may have developed significant differences in fitness and the traits related to it. In this context, provenance and progeny trials are the best resource of material to assess the variability between and within populations from seed sources sampled in a wide range of locations (stands) covering the geographical distribution of the species. Profiting from the multi-locality provenance and progeny trials belonging to a Network, established in 1998, in the initiative frame of FAIR I CT 0202 for the evaluation of genetic resources of cork oak for appropriate use in breeding and gene conservation strategies”, where 35 cork oak populations covering all the natural distribution area are represented. The provenance trials that where set up in different countries are entering now the age of first debarking and this should allow to have first data about the influence of genetics on production by different site qualities. INCREDIBLE project should document this knowledge

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Cork oak Genetic variability Adaptability Phenotypic plasticity

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Almeida, Maria Helena; Aranda, Ismael; Chambel, Maria Regina; Silva, F. Costa e; Dettori, Sandro; Faria, Carla; Filigheddu, M.R.; Fernández, Elena; Khaldi, A.; Patrício, Maria Sameiro; Perez, Felipe; Ramírez-Valiente, José Alberto; Rodrigues, Ana; Sampaio, Teresa; Varela, Carolina (2019). Genetic variation of cork oak a tool for improving regeneration of cork oak woodlands. In Book of Abstracts of Forum Cork in Science and Applications (CSA’19). Palafrugell

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