2024
DOI: 10.1002/ajb2.16393
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Inbreeding in Chinese fir: Insights into the adaptive growth traits of selfed progeny from mRNA, miRNA, and copy number variation

Houyin Deng,
Rong Huang,
Ruping Wei
et al.

Abstract: PremiseThe impact of inbreeding on biological processes is well documented in individuals with severe inbreeding depression. However, the biological processes influencing the adaptive growth of normal selfed individuals are unknown. Here, we aimed to investigate how inbreeding affects gene expression for adaptive growth of normal selfed seedlings from a self‐fertilizing parent in Chinese fir (Cunninghamia lanceolata).MethodsUsing RNA‐seq data from above‐ and underground tissues of abnormal and normal selfed se… Show more

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