2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00606-020-01739-8
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The evolutionary history and phylogeographic pattern of Hippuris vulgaris: hybridization and long-distance dispersal from China

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“… Dai et al. (2021) similarly concluded that QTP was the likely origin of H. vulgaris , although their sampling focused largely on plants from China, with relatively few samples from West Europe and none from North America, meaning that their inferences were based on only two cpDNA lineages.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“… Dai et al. (2021) similarly concluded that QTP was the likely origin of H. vulgaris , although their sampling focused largely on plants from China, with relatively few samples from West Europe and none from North America, meaning that their inferences were based on only two cpDNA lineages.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dai et al (2021) similarly concluded that QTP was the likely origin of H. vulgaris, although their sampling focused largely on plants from China, with relatively few samples from West Europe and none from North America, meaning that their inferences were based on only two cpDNA lineages. By sampling across a wide range in North America in addition to Europe and Asia, we were able to identify three cpDNA lineages compared to the two that Dai et al (2021) uncovered, which in turn provided insight into the diversification and spread of H. vulgaris. Dai et al (2021) concluded from two lineages that the most likely historical dispersal route was from Japan to North American, possibly across the Bering Land Bridge, and then across the Atlantic Ocean or North Atlantic Land Bridge to Europe.…”
Section: Biogeographical History Of Hippuris Vulgarismentioning
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