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Signatures of adaptation and genetic structure among the mainland populations of Pinus radiata (D. Don) inferred from SNP loci

Shannon K. Dillon^{a b}✉, M. F. Nolan^{a b}, Philippe Matter^{a b}, Washington J. Gapare^{a b}, Jason G. Bragg^{a b c}, Simon G. Southerton^{a b}

^aCSIRO Plant Industry, PO Box E4008, Kingston, Australian Capital Territory, 2604, Australia
^bCSIRO Plant Industry
^cThe Australian National University
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Tree Genetics & Genomes Springer Science+Business Media2013-09-11 17 citations150 references

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TL;DRPatterns of adaptive and neutral genetic diversity in the disjunct natural populations of Pinus radiata from mainland California are explored, potentially highlighting the independent action of selection and demography in shaping genetic structure in this species. (Semantic Scholar)

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Signatures of adaptation and genetic structure among the mainland populations of Pinus radiata (D. Don) inferred from SNP loci

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