Patterns of genomic variation and population structure suggest the strong influence of allopatry between peninsular and island distributions of seashore spatulate aster on the Korean east coast region.

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The long and varied coastline of the Korean Peninsula is home to plants that thrive in the transition zone between terrestrial and marine ecosystems. The Korean east coast, and the volcanic island of Ulleungdo facing it, is a region where species populations and lineages are allopatrically distributed, including those of the seashore spatulate aster (Aster spathulifolius Maxim.). In this study, we examined the...

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