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Phylogeography of cultivated and wild ophiopogon japonicus based on chloroplast DNA: exploration of the origin and sustainable cultivation.

BMC plant biology - 8 May 2023

Zhao Lu-Ying, Liu Yu-Ling, Shen Yi, Zhang Qiao-Yan, Liu Sha, Ren Qiu-Ru, Qin Lu-Ping, Sun Yi-Qi

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BACKGROUND: Ophiopogon japonicus, mainly planted in Sichuan (CMD) and Zhejiang (ZMD) province in China, has a lengthy cultivation history. During the long period of domestication, the genetic diversity of cultivated O. japonicus has substantially declined, which will affect the population continuity and evolutionary potential of this species. Therefore, it is necessary to clarify the phylogeography of cultivated...

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PMID: 37150815
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-023-04247-2
PMCID: PMC10165772

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