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The genetic ghost of an invasion past: colonization and extinction revealed by historical hybridization in SenecioNARA Subscribed
Hybridization is an important evolutionary factor in the diversification of many plant and animal species. Of particular interest is that historical hybridization resulting in the origin of new species or introgressants has occurred between species now geographically separated by great distances. Here, we report that Senecio massaicus , a tetraploid species native to Morocco and the Canary Islands, contains genetic material of...
Mycorrhizal specificity in the fully mycoheterotrophic Hexalectris Raf. (Orchidaceae: Epidendroideae)NARA Subscribed
Mycoheterotrophic species have abandoned an autotrophic lifestyle and obtain carbon exclusively from mycorrhizal fungi. Although these species have evolved independently in many plant families, such events have occurred most often in the Orchidaceae, resulting in the highest concentration of these species in the tracheophytes. Studies of mycoheterotrophic species’ mycobionts have generally revealed extreme levels of mycorrhiza...
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