LIU et al., 2013 - Google Patents
Molecular bases for parallel evolution of translucent bracts in an alpine “glasshouse” plant Rheum alexandrae (Polygonaceae)LIU et al., 2013
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- 2018549851102964810
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- LIU B
- Opgenoorth L
- Miehe G
- ZHANG D
- WAN D
- ZHAO C
- JIA D
- LIU J
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- Publication venue
- Journal of Systematics and Evolution
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Parallel evolution provides an excellent framework to infer the genetic bases of adaptive traits and understand the importance of natural selection in shaping current biodiversity. The upper leaves of the “glasshouse plants” transform into translucent bracts that show …
- 241000797936 Rheum alexandrae 0 title abstract description 35
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