ArticleBMC plant biology2026
Population genomic analysis and genome-wide association mapping of leaf morphology in Phyllanthus emblica L.
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Phyllanthus emblica L. is an important medicinal and edible fruit tree in tropical and subtropical regions, yet its population genetic structure and the genetic basis of key agronomic traits remain poorly understood. Here, we analyzed 112 accessions representing diverse germplasm collected from China and India. Using ddRAD-seq, we generated 73,405 high-quality SNPs to characterize population structure, genetic diversity, and the genetic architecture of leaf morphology. Population structure and phylogenetic reconstruction separated the accessions into two major genetic groups, which were further resolved into four subpopulations according to source. Genetic diversity varied markedly among groups, with one major source group retaining substantially higher diversity than the others, suggesting that the currently utilized germplasm of P. emblica has experienced uneven genetic utilization and limited systematic improvement. Genome-wide scans based on π ratios and F
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