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7 papers
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W. J. Baker, P. Bailey, V. Barber…·F. Forest
This paper introduces a phylogenomic platform for angiosperms, providing a large dataset and open tool for exploring the flowering plant tree of life.
B. J. Cooper, M. J. Moore, N. A. Douglas…·N. J. Wickett
This study uses target enrichment and dense sampling to clarify the phylogeny and evolutionary history of Oenothera sect. Calylophus, revealing multiple origins of key traits.
L. L. Bechen, M. G. Johnson, G. T. Broadhead…·N. J. Wickett
The paper identifies differentially expressed genes associated with a floral scent polymorphism in Oenothera harringtonii using RNA-Seq across multiple tissues.
S. B. Carey, J. Jenkins, J. T. Lovell…·S. McDaniel
The paper compares genomes of male and female mosses to study sex chromosome evolution, finding gene-rich, non-degenerated UV sex chromosomes.
E. M. Gardner, M. G. Johnson, J. T. Pereira…·N. J. C. Zerega
This study improves phylogenetic resolution in the breadfruit genus by incorporating paralogs and off-target sequences, using a large dataset of 517 genes from both fresh and museum specimens.
D. J. Bruzzese, D. L. Wagner, T. Harrison…·K. A. Skogen
This study investigates how hostplant resource shifts, not just hostplant taxonomy, drive diversification in the moth genus Mompha by analyzing phylogenetic and hostplant data.
M. Parks, T. Nakov, E. C. Ruck…·A. J. Alverson
This study identifies whole genome duplication events in diatoms using phylogenomic analysis, suggesting polyploidy is common and driven by allopolyploidy.