Topographic complexity shapes adaptive genomic variation in co-occurring plant species
Co-occurring species often face similar selective environments, although adaptive responses to these environments are generally assumed to be species-specific, particularly in complex landscapes where selective pressures are likely to be multi-dimensional. We test this assumption by contrasting genotype-environment associations (GEAs) among a range of co-occurring but unrelated plants with…
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