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Pleistocene climate changes explain large-scale genetic variation in a dominant grassland species, <i>Lolium perenne</i> L

2018-09-11

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<h4>Aim</h4> Grasslands have been pivotal in the development of herbivore breeding since the Neolithic and are still nowadays the most widespread agricultural land-use across Europe. However, it remains unclear whether the current large-scale genetic variation of plant species found in natural grasslands of Europe is the result of human activities or natural processes. <h4>Location</h4> Europe. <h4>Taxon</h4> L...

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10.1101/414227
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