Pär K. Ingvarsson

This study identifies species-specific genetic routes in beans for adapting to European long days, showing convergent evolution in photoperiod regulation.

This study compares genetic diversity and local adaptation in old-growth and planted Norway spruce stands, finding no difference in neutral diversity but stronger adaptation in old-growth populations.

This study examines the evolutionary responses and genomic consequences of polyploidization in natural populations of Orychophragmus, revealing increased genetic load and altered gene expression in tetraploids.

The paper presents an improved chromosome-scale genome assembly for Populus tremula and integrates population genetics and genomics data to study leaf physiognomy traits through GWAS and functional analysis.

The paper constructs a super-pangenome of 19 Populus species to explore genomic factors driving adaptation and diversification in forest trees.

The study identifies haplotype differences in common bean accessions that confer flowering under Scandinavian summer conditions through GWAS and haplotype structure analysis.

The paper identifies a single QTL associated with the Pendula phenotype in Norway spruce using QTL mapping across two F1 progenies.

This study improves genomic prediction accuracy in Eucalyptus by integrating additive and dominance genetic effects from GWAS into genomic selection models.

This study estimates the genetic basis of spring and autumn phenology in Populus trichocarpa to assess its capacity for climate adaptation.

The paper describes a variant calling workflow for Norway spruce using NGS data to address challenges posed by its complex genome structure.

The paper constructs a high-density linkage map for European Aspen to estimate recombination rate variation and compares it with LD-based estimates, finding agreement and identifying high recombination regions missed by map-based methods.

The paper identifies 51 significant SNPs from 39 candidate genes associated with wood formation traits in Norway spruce using genome-wide association mapping.

The paper creates an ultra-dense haploid genetic map for Norway spruce to improve genome assembly and evaluate gene distribution across chromosomes.

The paper develops and evaluates sequence-capture probes and associated SNPs for Norway spruce to improve genome assembly and population studies.

The paper shows that dominance and epistasis effects contribute significantly to growth traits in hybrid Eucalyptus, improving genetic variance partitioning using marker-based relationship matrices.

This study evaluates genomic prediction accuracy for growth and wood traits in Eucalyptus species and their hybrids using SNP data and different prediction methods.

The paper investigates the genetic architecture of gene expression variation in Populus tremula, finding that eQTLs are more common in regulatory regions and that network connectivity correlates with selective constraint.