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Unbiased subgenome evolution following a recent whole-genome duplication in pear (
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Abstract
Genome fractionation (also known as diploidization) frequently occurs following paleopolyploidization events. Biased fractionation between subgenomes has been found in some paleo-allopolyploids, while this phenomenon is absent in paleo-autopolyploids. Pear (
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