Millennial clonal persistence and transposable element-biased somatic mutations in an herbaceous plant (Typha latifolia).

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Clonal reproduction represents a fundamental strategy in plant propagation, enabling the formation of extensive genetically identical populations through persistent asexual growth. Understanding the spatial-temporal dynamics of these clonal systems, particularly with regard to their age, size, and somatic mutation patterns, is crucial for unravelling the evolutionary ecology of long-lived plant species. While...

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