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The paper investigates the evolution and reversal of woodiness in flowering plants, finding that drought supports persistence while reduced frost drives gains and increased frost leads to loss.

The paper shows that two unrelated ABH proteins from different bacterial sources independently evolved to perceive strigolactones through horizontal gene transfer.

This study identifies lipocalins in mosses as regulators of development and stress response, revealing their conserved function across land plants.

This study uses population genomic analyses to investigate the reproductive mode of Kingdonia uniflora, finding evidence of both asexual reproduction and rare sexual reproduction events.

The paper uses genome-wide sequencing to show how environmental heterogeneity drives genetic structure and local adaptation in the alpine herb Circaeaster agrestis.

This study presents the draft genome of Kingdonia uniflora, revealing evolutionary mechanisms and genetic features linked to its specialized adaptation and endangered status.