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Comparative genomics analyses reveal genomic variation and evolutionary adaptation in Dendrobium orchids.
Nature communications - 6 Dec 2025
Chen Bing-Jie, Wang Jie-Yu, Niu Shan-Ce, Chen Qi-Hang, Chen Xiao-Fang, Zheng Pei-Ji, Liang Yu-Min, Li Kang-Li, Zheng Zhang-Zhen, Liang Ying-Yi, Zhang Cui-Li, Zhao Xue-Wei, Li Jun, He Xin, Wang Lin-Ying, Huang Ye, Zheng Qin-Yao, Zhang Meng-Meng, Chen De-Qiang, Zhou Cheng-Yuan, Zeng Meng-Yao, Zhou Zhuang, Huang Ming-Zhong, Zhao Zhuang, Peng Dong-Hui, He Zi-Hao, Zou Long-Hai, Han Bao-Cai, Tsai Wen-Chieh, Lan Si-Ren, Zhang Guo-Qiang, Liu Zhong-Jian, Xu Qing
Abstract excerpt
The mechanisms of species formation and diversity within the Orchidaceae have always been a topic of great research interest, and molecular biology-based explanations for these phenomena are lacking. Here, we present a comparative genomic analysis comprising 24 chromosome-level genome assemblies and genome skimming data for 204 species from Dendrobium. We identify that the genetic conservation in Dendrobium is...
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