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Gene Flow Dynamics Between Crop and Wild Relative Populations

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Biodiversity in Agricultural Landscapes Research

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Gene Flow Dynamics Between Crop and Wild Relative Populations

This research uses molecular markers and population genomics to quantify introgression rates and adaptive allele transmission between cultivated crops and sympatric wild relatives in agricultural margins. The findings clarify evolutionary trajectories and identify genetic hotspots where crop-wild gene flow significantly alters wild population fitness and phenotypic variation.

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