Unidirectional Genomic Introgression Between Dendrobium huoshanense and D. catenatum

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Authors: 刘仲健(Zhong-Jian Liu)
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Abstract

Dendrobium huoshanense displays a lithophytic habit and is mainly distributed across the Dabieshan, Huangshan, Longhushan, and Funiushan mountain ranges in eastern China. Dendrobium catenatum (synonym: D. officinale) is distantly related to D. huoshanense, exhibits both epiphytic and lithophytic habits, and likely originated from the South Yungui Plateau before dispersing to eastern China. This project reported the Group RAD data, re-sequencing data and out-group data.These findings elucidate the evolutionary role of unidirectional introgression in the environmental adaptation of perennial herbaceous plants.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Plant Diversity and Evolution Genetic diversity and population structure Chromosomal and Genetic Variations

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Journal / source
China National GeneBank DataBase
Publication date
12 March 2026
Language
EN