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Hybridization boosts dispersal of two contrasted ecotypes in a grass species.

Proceedings. Biological sciences - 26 Jan 2022

Curran Emma V, Scott Matilda S, Olofsson Jill K, Nyirenda Florence, Sotelo Graciela, Bianconi Matheus E, Manzi Sophie, Besnard Guillaume, Pereira Lara, Christin Pascal-Antoine

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Genetic exchanges between closely related groups of organisms with different adaptations have well-documented beneficial and detrimental consequences. In plants, pollen-mediated exchanges affect the sorting of alleles across physical landscapes and influence rates of hybridization. How these dynamics affect the emergence and spread of novel phenotypes remains only partially understood. Here, we use phylogenomics...

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PMID: 35078363
DOI: 10.1098/rspb.2021.2491
PMCID: PMC8790336

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