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6 papers
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A. R. Johnson, Y. Yue, S. B. Carey…·M. Frank
This paper presents a chromosome-level genome assembly of Euphorbia peplus, identifies a gene cluster for ingenol mebutate biosynthesis, and explains its small genome size through restricted Ty3 transposon expansion.
S. B. Carey, J. H. Peniston, A. C. Payton…·S. F. McDaniel
This study examines how anisogamy influences genetic variation in moss using UV sex chromosomes, finding sex-biased mutation and selection but no model explaining observed diversity ratios.
E. E. Shortlidge, A. C. Payton, S. B. Carey…·S. M. Eppley
The paper tests the effect of microarthropods on moss reproduction and finds increased reproductive rates and altered genotype fitness rankings.
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.
J. W. Breinholt, S. B. Carey, G. P. Tiley…·J. G. Burleigh
The paper introduces a target enrichment probe set for generating nuclear sequence data to resolve phylogenetic relationships among flagellate plants.
W. P. Burtscher, M. A. List, A. C. Payton…·S. B. Carey
The paper evaluates the relationship between area and biomass in juvenile moss tissue and shows inoculum size affects biomass but not area after the first week.