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Maize domestication and gene interaction

2018-06-12

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Domestication is a tractable system for following evolutionary change. Under domestication, wild populations respond to shifting selective pressures, resulting in adaptation to the new ecological niche of cultivation. Due to the important role of domesticated crops in human nutrition and agriculture, the ancestry and selection pressures transforming a wild plant into a domesticate have been extensively studied. In...

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b322d31e-3691-5f04-9e4b-be8e1117fbcd
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.26502v2
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