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Experimental and field data support habitat expansion of the allopolyploid <i>Arabidopsis kamchatica</i> owing to parental legacy of heavy metal hyperaccumulation

2019-10-21

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Little empirical evidence is available whether allopolyploid species combine or merge adaptations of parental species. The allopolyploid species Arabidopsis kamchatica is a natural hybrid of the diploid parents A. halleri , a heavy metal hyperaccumulator, and A. lyrata , a non-hyperaccumulating species. Zinc and cadmium were measured in native soils and leaf tissues in natural populations, and in hydroponic cul...

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31b850cf-6587-5b99-9155-58ef1b04218a
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10.1101/810853
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