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Julio Martinez

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Pleiotropy and repeated mutation drove convergent domestication of grain amaranth

T. WINKLER, Maxime Kadner, Corbinian Graf, Roswitha Lentz, Julio Martinez, Akanksha Singh, Markus G Stetter

This study shows that repeated mutations in a single gene caused white seed color and reduced dormancy in domesticated amaranth, providing a competitive advantage in agricultural environments.

bioRxiv · Feb 27, 2026 · PreprintEvolutionary Biology