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Climate-driven niche tracking and genomic resilience shape future distribution of a widespread agricultural weed

2026-08-12

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Understanding how agriculturally important species respond to environmental change is critical for maintaining productivity, mitigating agroecosystem threats, and sustaining resilience. While crops have traditionally been the focus in agroecosystems, agricultural weeds are integral components that often face even stronger selective pressures, making them powerful models for investigating ecological and evolutionar...

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71e0e78c-b123-54af-a613-c6550cd2671c
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10.64898/2026.08.07.743277
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