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Genomic and Molecular Bases of Pollination Syndrome Evolution.

Annual review of plant biology - 1 May 2026

Cui Tianyu, Yuan Yao-Wu

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The transition from one pollination syndrome to another should be difficult as it requires coordinated changes of multiple component traits, with each involving multiple genes, yet these transitions occur frequently in nature. Here, we explore the genetic and genomic properties that facilitate such rapid pollination syndrome switches. We begin this review by recognizing the important role of relaxed pollinator...

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PMID: 41604327
DOI: 10.1146/annurev-arplant-072125-082325

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