Island plants with newly discovered reproductive traits have higher capacity for uniparental reproduction, supporting Baker's law
Uniparental reproduction is advantageous when lack of mates limits outcrossing
opportunities in plants. Baker's law predicts an enrichment of uniparental reproduction in …
opportunities in plants. Baker's law predicts an enrichment of uniparental reproduction in …
Unveiling the Genome-Wide Consequences of Range Expansion and Mating System Transitions in Primula vulgaris
Genetic diversity is heterogeneously distributed among populations of the same species,
due to the joint effects of multiple demographic processes, including range contractions and …
due to the joint effects of multiple demographic processes, including range contractions and …
The Primula edelbergii S‐locus is an example of a jum** supergene
Research on supergenes, non‐recombining genomic regions housing tightly linked genes
that control complex phenotypes, has recently gained prominence in genomics. Heterostyly …
that control complex phenotypes, has recently gained prominence in genomics. Heterostyly …
Fate of a supergene in the shift from diploidy to polyploidy
Despite the evolutionary importance of supergenes, their properties in polyploids remain
unexplored. Polyploid genomes are expected to undergo chromosomal rearrangements and …
unexplored. Polyploid genomes are expected to undergo chromosomal rearrangements and …