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Polygenic genomic differentiation underlies trait syndromes in sympatric morphotypes of Terminalia alata without clear population structure

2026-06-11

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In plants, intraspecific morphological and phenological polymorphisms are widespread, but distinguishing their underlying genetic and ecological origins requires genome-wide analyses. In <i>Terminalia alata</i>, two sympatric morphotypes differing in leaf pubescence, phenology, and microhabitat distribution coexist within a single population in a tropical seasonal forest, suggesting contrasting drought-response st...

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10.22541/authorea.15004648/v1
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