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Pronounced genetic differentiation and recent secondary contact in the mangrove tree Lumnitzera racemosa revealed by population genomic analyses.

Scientific reports - 6 Jul 2016

Li Jianfang, Yang Yuchen, Chen Qipian, Fang Lu, He Ziwen, Guo Wuxia, Qiao Sitan, Wang Zhengzhen, Guo Miaomiao, Zhong Cairong, Zhou Renchao, Shi Suhua

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Systematically investigating the impacts of Pleistocene sea-level fluctuations on mangrove plants may provide a better understanding of their demographic history and useful information for their conservation. Therefore, we conducted population genomic analyses of 88 nuclear genes to explore the population dynamics of a mangrove tree Lumnitzera racemosa across the Indo-West Pacific region. Our results revealed...

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PMID: 27380895
DOI: 10.1038/srep29486
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