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Population genomics of Quercus gilva provides insights into the conservation of fengshui forests.

Communications biology - 13 Mar 2026

Jiang Xiao-Long, Wu Meng-Xiao, Saito Yoko, Luo Shi-Shi, Liu Xiong-Sheng, Ouyang Ze-Yi, Li Jia-Xiang, Deng Min, Li He

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Human-driven environmental changes threaten the region's dominant trees. China's fengshui forests harbor ancient trees with cultural and ecological significance, yet their climate resilience remains uncertain. By integrating genome and resequencing data, we investigate the structural variants, demographic dynamics, and local adaptation of Q. gilva, a threatened East Asian oak vital to fengshui traditions. The...

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Quercus
Genetics, Population
Forests
Conservation of Natural Resources
Genome, Plant
Genetic Variation
Climate Change
Genomics
China

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PMID: 41826656
DOI: 10.1038/s42003-026-09846-x
PMCID: PMC13172006

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