Structural conservation and functional genetic adaptive evolution of chloroplast genomes in Cycle-cup Oaks
Yu Li,
Si-Si Zheng,
Tian-Rui Wang
et al.
Abstract:Background: Cycle-cup oaks (Quercus section Cyclobalanopsis) are one of the principal components of forests in the tropical and subtropical climates of East and Southeast Asia. They have experienced relatively recent increases in the diversification rate, driven by changing climates and the Himalayan orogeny. However, the course, tempo, and mode of genome evolution in cycle-cup oaks remain largely unknown; in particular, how plant plastome genes and genomes evolve during rapid speciation. To address this quest… Show more
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