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Extensive hybridization and introgression between Melastoma candidum and M. sanguineum.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2014

Liu Ting, Chen Yunyun, Chao Lifang, Wang Shuqiong, Wu Wei, Dai Seping, Wang Feng, Fan Qiang, Zhou Renchao

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Natural hybridization can lead to various evolutionary outcomes in plants, including hybrid speciation and interspecific gene transfer. It can also cause taxonomic problems, especially in plant genera containing multiple species. In this study, the hybrid status of Melastoma affine, the most widespread taxon in this genus, and introgression between its putative parental species, M. candidum and M. sanguineum,...

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PMID: 24797959
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0096680
PMCID: PMC4010499

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