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Genomic footprints of local adaptation along elevation gradients associate with present phenotypic variation in teosintes

2019-02-28

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Local adaptation across species range is widespread. Yet, much has to be discovered on its environmental drivers, the underlying functional traits and their molecular determinants. Because elevation gradients display continuous environmental changes at a short geographical scale, they provide an exceptional opportunity to investigate these questions. Here, we used two common gardens to phenotype 1664 plants from 1...

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Literature Corpus work: ae8600be-c227-5121-b5a0-9d1055875a4e
DOI: 10.1101/563585

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