… Author links open overlay panel Kim A Steige 1 2 , Tanja Slotte 2 … KA Steige, J.
Reimegård, D. Koenig, DG Scofield, T. … Gos, KA Steige, A. Salcedo, K. Holm, EB Josephs, R. …

Whole-genome duplication (WGD) events have occurred repeatedly during flowering plant
evolution, and there is growing evidence for predictable patterns of gene retention and loss …

Genomic imprinting is an epigenetic phenomenon occurring in mammals and flowering
plants that causes genes to adopt a parent-of-origin-specific mode of expression. While the …

… Cr diverged recently (~100 ka) from Cg after transition to selfing and Co diverged earlier (~1
Ma) from the ancestral Cg/Cr clade under a hypothesized similar scenario 12 . We …

Plant mating systems have profound effects on levels and structuring of genetic variation
and can affect the impact of natural selection. Although theory predicts that intermediate …

Understanding the causes of cis-regulatory variation is a long-standing aim in evolutionary
biology. Although cis-regulatory variation has long been considered important for adaptation, …

… the role of cis-regulatory changes during the recent evolution of the selfing syndrome in
Capsella rubella, which split from the outcrosser Capsella grandiflora less than 200 ka. We …

The wild tomato species Solanum chilense and S. peruvianum are a valuable non-model
system for studying plant adaptation since they grow in diverse environments facing many …

… orientalis occurred between 2.6 Ma and 70 ka, based on TMRCA analyses of full-length S-haplotypes.
While our estimates cover a broad range of times, we argue that the most likely …

The rate at which plants grow is a major functional trait in plant ecology. However, little is
known about its evolution in natural populations. Here, we investigate evolutionary and …