ArticleFrontiers in plant science2019
Species Boundaries and Parapatric Speciation in the Complex of Alpine Shrubs,
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Abstract
Discerning species boundaries among closely related taxa is fundamental to studying evolution and biodiversity. However, species boundaries can be difficult to access in plants because ongoing divergence and speciation may leave an evolutionary footprint similar to introgression, which occurs frequently among species and genera. In this study, we sought to determine species boundaries between two closely related alpine shrubs,
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