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Genomic signatures of selection highlight the erosion of resilience alleles in Iranian wheat.

BMC plant biology - 22 Jun 2026

Sadaat Sayed Mujtaba, Bihamta Mohammadreza, Mohammadi Valiollah, Mahlooji Mehrdad

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BACKGROUND: Modern wheat breeding has significantly improved yield and agronomic uniformity, but its collateral impact on adaptive plasticity is not fully understood. Iranian wheat landraces, as a primary center of diversity, provide a unique reservoir for studying ancestral variation. This study investigates the genomic architecture of diversity loss and identifies selective footprints associated with the...

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PMID: 42332559
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-026-09246-7
PMCID: PMC13445666

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