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Ecologically relevant genetic variation from a non-Arabidopsis perspective.
Current opinion in plant biology - 1 Apr 2008
Karrenberg Sophie, Widmer Alex
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Ecologically relevant genetic variation occurs in genes harbouring alleles that are adaptive in some environments but not in others. Analysis of this type of genetic variation in model organisms has made substantial progress, and is now being expanded to other species in order to better cover the diversity of plant life. Recent advances in connecting ecological and molecular studies in non-model species have been...
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