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The grasses radiated following a whole-genome duplication, the ~70 M ya Rho WGD.
“Like most plant families (Barker et al., 2016; Stebbins, 1950; One Thousand Plant Transcriptomes Initiative, 2019), but unlike nearly all animal lineages (Muller, 1925), the grasses radiated following a whole-genome duplication: the ~70 M ya Rho WGD.”
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- Stebbins, G. L.
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- Columbia University Press
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- 1950-12-31
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