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Genetic diversity analysis and core collection construction of tea plant from the Yunnan Province of China using ddRAD sequencing.

BMC plant biology - 4 Dec 2024

Sun Weihua, Chen Chunlin, Xu Linlin, Tao Lingling, Tong Xiaoyan, Tian Yiping, Jiang Huibing, Chen Linbo, Wen Huilin, Liu Shengrui, Wei Chaoling, Zhu Junyan

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Tea plants are economically important woody plants that originated in southwestern China. The Yunnan Province in China is regarded as the central origin of tea plants owing to the abundance and diversity of the tea germplasm present in this region. However, there is a lack of knowledge regarding the genetic diversity and evolutionary relationships among tea plants in this region. Here, a total of 266,397...

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PMID: 39627747
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-024-05821-y
PMCID: PMC11616295

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