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Cryptic interspecific introgression and genetic differentiation within Gossypium aridum (Malvaceae) and its relatives.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 Mar 2006

Alvarez Inés, Wendel Jonathan F

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Interspecific gene flow is increasingly recognized as an important evolutionary phenomenon in plants. A surprising observation is that historical introgression is often inferred between species that presently have geographic and reproductive barriers that would appear to prohibit the inferred sexual exchange. A striking example concerns Gossypium aridum (subsection Erioxylum); previous analyses have shown that...

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