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Genomics reveals two distinct invasive lineages of Pereskia aculeata Miller in Australia: implications for biological control
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DOI：10.1016/j.biocontrol.2026.106043.png)
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• Pereskia aculeata is an emerging environmental weed in Australia. • We used ddRADseq to test genetic structure across its native and introduced ranges. • Australian plants were not genetically similar to any native range samples. • We found two distinct lineages in Australia, consistent with multiple introductions. • Each lineage should be treated independently during host-range testing.
Keywords:
Cactaceae
Genetic structure
Invasion history
Population genetics
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