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Population genetics informs new insights into the phytogeographic history of Juglans regia L.

2024-12-01

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Juglans regia is an important perennial crop cultivated for its high-quality nuts and wood. It is generally believed that J. regia survived and expanded in almost completely isolated stands in Asia after the last glaciation. Humans subsequently dispersed J. regia through cultural expansion and trade. We evaluated the spatial genetic structure and genetic diversity of 2,929 J. regia samples from 150 populations usi...

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b77df2a2-a5ea-5ff2-8554-78ab1b20b1d7
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10.1007/s10722-023-01597-6
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