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Plant kleptomaniacs: geographical genetic patterns in the amphi-apomictic Rubus ser. Glandulosi (Rosaceae) reveal complex reticulate evolution of Eurasian brambles.

Annals of botany - 7 Jun 2024

Sochor Michal, Šarhanová Petra, Duchoslav Martin, Konečná Michaela, Hroneš Michal, Trávníček Bohumil

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Rubus ser. Glandulosi provides a unique model of geographical parthenogenesis on a homoploid (2n = 4x) level. We aim to characterize evolutionary and phylogeographical patterns in this taxon and shed light on the geographical differentiation of apomicts and sexuals. Ultimately, we aim to evaluate the importance of phylogeography in the formation of geographical parthenogenesis. METHODS: Rubus...

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PMID: 38549558
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcae050
PMCID: PMC11161565

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