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Population structure and natural selection across a flower color polymorphism in the desert plant Encelia farinosa.

American journal of botany - 1 Oct 2024

Singhal Sonal, DiVittorio Christopher, Jones Chandra, Ixta Itzel, Widmann Alexis, Giffard-Mena Ivone, Zapata Felipe, Roddy Adam

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PREMISE: Clines-or the geographic sorting of phenotypes across continual space-provide an opportunity to understand the interaction of dispersal, selection, and history in structuring polymorphisms. METHODS: In this study, we combine field-sampling, genetics, climatic analyses, and machine learning to understand a flower color polymorphism in the wide-ranging desert annual Encelia farinosa. RESULTS: We find...

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PMID: 39352124
DOI: 10.1002/ajb2.16413

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