“…[ 24,78 ] All natural apomicts studied so far show major shifts in gene expression, the extent and patterning of which require further investigation. Such regulatory changes in gene expression – many related to germ cell specification, meiotic progression and gametogenesis [ 81 ] – are associated to temporal and spatial developmental asynchronies, and are subjected to environmental modulation (e.g., in Boechera spp., [ 27,28,33 ] ; in Brachiaria spp., [ 82 ] ; in Eragrostis spp., [ 83,84 ] ; in Hieracium spp., [ 29,85 ] ; in Hypericum spp., [ 86,87 ] ; in Panicum spp., [ 88 ] ; in Paspalum spp., [ 34,48,89–91 ] in Pennisetum spp., [ 31,92 ] ; in Poa spp., [ 93 ] ; in Tripsacum spp., [ 26 ] ; in Ranunculus spp., [ 3,32,94–97 ] ).…”