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Genomic analysis revealed a long-lived clonal population of  Typha latifolia  and its somatic mutation pattern

2025-01-22

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A sexual reproduction is an important mode of plant reproduction, and plants can form large clonal populations through continuous asexual reproduction. Determining the duration of asexual reproduction and the size of clonal populations is essential for our deeper understanding of plant survival and adaptation strategies. Advances in sequencing technology and improved methods for analyzing genomic data have made it...

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10.22541/au.173753350.05091020/v1
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