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Imprints of selection in peripheral and ecologically marginal central-eastern European Scots pine populations.

Gene - 5 May 2021

Gy Tóth Endre, Bagnoli Francesca, Vendramin Giovanni G, György Zsuzsanna, Spanu Ilaria, Höhn Mária

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Knowledge of the molecular mechanisms underlying the stress response in plants is essential to understand evolutionary processes that result in long-term persistence of populations. Populations inhabiting marginal ecological conditions at the distribution range periphery may have preserved imprints of natural selection that have shaped functional genetic variation of the species. Our aim was to evaluate the...

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PMID: 33600955
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2021.145509

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