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Contrasting genomic routes to domestication in Occidental and Oriental pears

2025-11-17

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The domestication of perennial fruit trees remains poorly understood compared with annual crops, which were shaped by strong bottlenecks and elevated genetic load. Pears ( Pyrus spp.) provide an ideal model for exploring how long-lived, outcrossing crops evolved under human selection. Here, we combined high-coverage whole-genome resequencing of 396 wild and cultivated accessions from Occidental and Oriental pears...

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10.1101/2025.11.17.687327
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