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Candidate Genes for the High-Altitude Adaptations of Two Mountain Pine Taxa.

International journal of molecular sciences - 27 Mar 2021

Zaborowska Julia, Łabiszak Bartosz, Perry Annika, Cavers Stephen, Wachowiak Witold

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Mountain plants, challenged by vegetation time contractions and dynamic changes in environmental conditions, developed adaptations that help them to balance their growth, reproduction, survival, and regeneration. However, knowledge regarding the genetic basis of species adaptation to higher altitudes remain scarce for most plant species. Here, we attempted to identify such corresponding genomic regions of high...

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PMID: 33801727
DOI: 10.3390/ijms22073477
PMCID: PMC8036860

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