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Exploring the potential of gametic reconstruction of parental genotypes by F1 hybrids as a bridge for rapid introgression.

Genome - 1 Sept 2017

Cannon Charles H, Scher C Lane

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Interspecific hybridization and genetic introgression are commonly observed in natural populations of many species, especially trees. Among oaks, gene flow between closely related species has been well documented. And yet, hybridization does not lead to a "melting pot", i.e., the homogenization of phenotypic traits. Here, we explore how the combination of several common reproductive and genomic traits could...

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PMID: 28732173
DOI: 10.1139/gen-2016-0181

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