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Reconstruction of speciation by modification of major-effect genes in Petunia
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• Six gene modifications in P. axillaris create an evolutionary mimic of P. secreta • The mimic is indistinguishable from P. secreta in appearance and pollinator choice • UV color and scent attract hawkmoths, whereas bee attraction requires visible color • Expression specificity minimizes pleiotropy of large-effect speciation genes
Keywords:
speciation
reproductive isolation
Petunia
pollination syndrome
pollination-mediated speciation
major-effect genes
MYB transcription factors
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