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Adaptive introgression facilitates tropical plant evolution: Pandanus as a case study
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• Transoceanic gene flow shaped diversity in the tropical tree genus Pandanus. • Miocene hybridization created a bridge clade enabling strand colonization. • Adaptive introgression introduced drought-tolerance plastome genes. • Nuclear traits linked to strand adaptation were acquired via hybridization. • Hybridization is a key component of tropical tree ecological diversification.
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Angiosperms353
Drought adaptation
Genome conflict
Plastomes
Leaf micromorphology
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