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Pangenome reveals large‐scale gene loss as a key strategy for adaptive evolution in Agaricus bisporus

2025-06-29

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Abstract Gene loss is a widespread phenomenon in species evolution, yet the evolutionary significance of large‐scale gene loss—whether arising through neutral processes or adaptive evolution—remains a subject of ongoing debate. Agaricus bisporus, a globally distributed macrofungus, serves as an ideal model to investigate this phenomenon. Utilizing the “map‐to‐pan” method, we constructed a high‐resolution pangenome...

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Literature Corpus work: 806c308c-0060-5dc3-9f0c-5086f71ead1f
DOI: 10.1111/jse.13188

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