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High inbreeding, limited recombination and divergent evolutionary patterns between two sympatric morel species in China.

Scientific reports - 1 Mar 2016

Du Xi-Hui, Zhao Qi, Xu Jianping, Yang Zhu L

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As highly prized, popular mushrooms, morels are widely distributed in the northern hemisphere, with China as a modern centre of speciation and diversity. Overharvesting of morels has caused concern over how to effectively preserve their biological and genetic diversity. However, little is known about their population biology and life cycle. In this study, we selected two sympatric phylogenetic species, Mel-13...

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PMID: 26928176
DOI: 10.1038/srep22434
PMCID: PMC4772476

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