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Historical biogeography and local adaptation explain population genetic structure in a widespread terrestrial orchid.

Annals of botany - 28 Apr 2023

Evans Alexandra, de Kort Hanne, Brys Rein, Duffy Karl J, Jersáková Jana, Kull Tiiu, Selosse Marc-André, Tsiftsis Spyros, Minasiewicz Julita, Jacquemyn Hans

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Historical changes in environmental conditions and colonization-extinction dynamics have a direct impact on the genetic structure of plant populations. However, understanding how past environmental conditions influenced the evolution of species with high gene flow is challenging when signals for genetic isolation and adaptation are swamped by gene flow. We investigated the spatial...

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PMID: 36680796
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcad010
PMCID: PMC10147325

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