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Natural population re-sequencing detects the genetic basis of local adaptation to low temperature in a woody plant.

Plant molecular biology - 1 Apr 2021

Hu Yanmin, Peng Xianjun, Wang Fenfen, Chen Peilin, Zhao Meiling, Shen Shihua

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KEY MESSAGE: Total of 14 SNPs associated with overwintering-related traits and 75 selective regions were detected. Important candidate genes were identified and a possible network of cold-stress responses in woody plants was proposed. Local adaptation to low temperature is essential for woody plants to against changeable climate and safely survive the winter. To uncover the specific molecular mechanism of low...

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PMID: 33651261
DOI: 10.1007/s11103-020-01111-x

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