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Polyploidy can melt the frozen niche
The rabbit hole of asexual reproduction literature is full of weird detours in the evolution of life. There are asexual lineages that facultatively have sex, asexuals that still need sperm from other species, and asexuals that steal sperm from other species, … Continue reading →
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Posted in DNA barcoding, natural history, plants
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Tagged apomictic, niche modelling, polyploid
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