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Evidence that divergent selection shapes a developmental cline in a forest tree species complex.

Annals of botany - 28 Jun 2018

Costa E Silva João, Harrison Peter A, Wiltshire Robert, Potts Brad M

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Background and Aims: Evolutionary change in developmental trajectories (heterochrony) is a major mechanism of adaptation in plants and animals. However, there are few detailed studies of the variation in the timing of developmental events among wild populations. We here aimed to identify the climatic drivers and measure selection shaping a genetic-based developmental cline among populations of an endemic tree...

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PMID: 29788049
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcy064
PMCID: PMC6025196

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