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Mating system and environmental variation drive patterns of adaptation in Boechera spatifolia (Brassicaceae).

Molecular ecology - 1 Sept 2014

Lovell John T, Grogan Kelsi, Sharbel Timothy F, McKay John K

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Determining the relative contribution of population genetic processes to the distribution of natural variation is a major goal of evolutionary biology. Here, we take advantage of variation in mating system to test the hypothesis that local adaptation is constrained by asexual reproduction. We explored patterns of variation in ecological traits and genome-wide molecular markers in Boechera spatifolia...

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PMID: 25112786
DOI: 10.1111/mec.12879

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