Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
121(21)
Published: May 15, 2024
Hybridization
blurs
species
boundaries
and
leads
to
intertwined
lineages
resulting
in
reticulate
evolution.
Polyploidy,
the
outcome
of
whole
genome
duplication
(WGD),
has
more
recently
been
implicated
promoting
facilitating
hybridization
between
polyploid
species,
potentially
leading
adaptive
introgression.
However,
because
are
usually
ephemeral
states
evolutionary
history
life
it
is
unclear
whether
WGD-potentiated
any
appreciable
effect
on
their
diploid
counterparts.
Here,
we
develop
a
model
cytotype
dynamics
within
mixed-ploidy
populations
demonstrate
that
polyploidy
can
fact
serve
as
bridge
for
gene
flow
lineages,
where
introgression
fully
or
partially
hampered
by
barrier.
Polyploid
bridges
emerge
presence
triploid
organisms,
which
despite
critically
low
levels
fitness,
still
allow
transfer
alleles
independently
evolving
species.
Notably,
while
marked
genetic
divergence
prevents
polyploid-mediated
interspecific
flow,
show
increased
recombination
rates
offset
these
constraints,
allowing
efficient
sorting
at
higher-ploidy
before
into
pools.
Additionally,
derive
an
analytical
approximation
rate
tetraploid
level
necessary
supersede
diploids
with
nonzero
rates,
especially
relevant
plant
complexes,
ubiquitous.
Altogether,
our
results
illustrate
potential
impact
(re)distribution
material
across
ecological
communities
during
evolution,
representing
force
behind
reticulation.
The Plant Cell,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
33(1), P. 11 - 26
Published: Dec. 1, 2020
Polyploidy
has
been
hypothesized
to
be
both
an
evolutionary
dead-end
and
a
source
for
innovation
species
diversification.
Although
polyploid
organisms,
especially
plants,
abound,
the
apparent
nonrandom
long-term
establishment
of
genome
duplications
suggests
link
with
environmental
conditions.
Whole-genome
seem
correlate
periods
extinction
or
global
change,
while
polyploids
often
thrive
in
harsh
disturbed
environments.
Evidence
is
also
accumulating
that
biotic
interactions,
instance,
pathogens
mutualists,
affect
differently
than
nonpolyploids.
Here,
we
review
recent
findings
insights
on
effect
abiotic
stress
versus
nonpolyploids
propose
response
general
important
even
determining
factor
success
polyploidy.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
116(28), P. 14083 - 14088
Published: June 17, 2019
The
sunflower
family,
Asteraceae,
comprises
10%
of
all
flowering
plant
species
and
displays
an
incredible
diversity
form.
Asteraceae
are
clearly
monophyletic,
yet
resolving
phylogenetic
relationships
within
the
family
has
proven
difficult,
hindering
our
ability
to
understand
its
origin
diversification.
Recent
molecular
clock
dating
suggested
a
Cretaceous
origin,
but
lack
deep
sampling
many
genes
representative
taxa
from
across
impeded
resolution
migration
routes
diversifications
that
led
global
distribution
tremendous
diversity.
Here
we
use
genomic
data
256
terminals
estimate
evolutionary
relationships,
timing
diversification(s),
biogeographic
patterns.
Our
study
places
at
∼83
MYA
in
late
reveals
underwent
series
explosive
radiations
during
Eocene
which
were
accompanied
by
accelerations
diversification
rates.
lineages
gave
rise
nearly
95%
extant
originated
began
diversifying
middle
Eocene,
coincident
with
ensuing
marked
cooling
this
period.
Phylogenetic
analyses
support
South
American
subsequent
dispersals
into
North
America
then
Asia
Africa,
later
followed
multiple
worldwide
directions.
rapid
mid-Eocene
is
aligned
range
shift
Africa
where
modern-day
tribes
appear
have
originated.
robust
phylogeny
provides
framework
for
future
studies
aimed
understanding
role
macroevolutionary
patterns
processes
generated
enormous
Asteraceae.
The Plant Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
117(6), P. 1800 - 1814
Published: Nov. 23, 2023
The
complexity
of
environmental
conditions
encountered
by
plants
in
the
field,
or
nature,
is
gradually
increasing
due
to
anthropogenic
activities
that
promote
global
warming,
climate
change,
and
increased
levels
pollutants.
While
past
it
seemed
sufficient
study
how
acclimate
one
even
two
different
stresses
affecting
them
simultaneously,
complex
developing
on
our
planet
necessitate
a
new
approach
studying
stress
plants:
Acclimation
multiple
occurring
concurrently
consecutively
(termed,
multifactorial
combination
[MFSC]).
In
an
initial
plant
response
MFSC,
conducted
with
Arabidopsis
thaliana
seedlings
subjected
MFSC
six
abiotic
stresses,
was
found
increase
number
simultaneously
impacting
plant,
growth
survival
declined,
if
effects
each
involved
such
minimal
insignificant.
three
recent
studies,
crop
plants,
have
similar
commercial
rice
cultivar,
maize
hybrid,
tomato,
soybean,
causing
significant
reductions
growth,
biomass,
physiological
parameters,
and/or
yield
traits.
As
are
worsening,
as
well
becoming
more
complex,
addressing
its
agriculture
ecosystems
worldwide
becomes
high
priority.
this
review,
we
address
crops,
agriculture,
worldwide,
highlight
potential
avenues
enhance
resilience
crops
MFSC.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Feb. 22, 2024
Abstract
Whole-genome
duplication
(WGD),
or
polyploidy,
events
are
widespread
and
significant
in
the
evolutionary
history
of
angiosperms.
However,
empirical
evidence
for
rediploidization,
major
process
where
polyploids
give
rise
to
diploid
descendants,
is
still
lacking
at
genomic
level.
Here
we
present
chromosome-scale
genomes
mangrove
tree
Sonneratia
alba
related
inland
plant
Lagerstroemia
speciosa
.
Their
common
ancestor
has
experienced
a
whole-genome
triplication
(WGT)
approximately
64
million
years
ago
coinciding
with
period
dramatic
global
climate
change.
,
adapting
habitats,
extensive
chromosome
rearrangements
post-WGT.
We
observe
WGT
retentions
display
sequence
expression
divergence,
suggesting
potential
neo-
sub-functionalization.
Strong
selection
acting
on
three-copy
indicates
adaptive
value
response
new
environments.
To
elucidate
role
ploidy
changes
genome
evolution,
improve
model
polyploidization–rediploidization
based
evidence,
contributing
understanding
evolution
during
Systematic Biology,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
70(3), P. 508 - 526
Published: May 26, 2020
Abstract
The
consequences
of
the
Cretaceous–Paleogene
(K–Pg)
boundary
(KPB)
mass
extinction
for
evolution
plant
diversity
remain
poorly
understood,
even
though
evolutionary
turnover
lineages
at
KPB
is
central
to
understanding
assembly
Cenozoic
biota.
apparent
concentration
whole
genome
duplication
(WGD)
events
around
may
have
played
a
role
in
survival
and
subsequent
diversification
lineages.
To
gain
new
insights
into
origins
biodiversity,
we
examine
origin
early
globally
diverse
legume
family
(Leguminosae
or
Fabaceae).
Legumes
are
ecologically
(co-)dominant
across
many
vegetation
types,
fossil
record
suggests
that
they
rose
such
prominence
after
parallel
with
several
well-studied
animal
clades
including
Placentalia
Neoaves.
Furthermore,
multiple
WGD
hypothesized
occurred
evolution.
Using
recently
inferred
phylogenomic
framework,
investigate
placement
WGDs
during
using
gene
tree
reconciliation
methods,
count
data
phylogenetic
supernetwork
reconstruction.
20
calibrations
estimate
revised
timeline
based
on
36
nuclear
genes
selected
as
informative
evolving
an
approximately
clock-like
fashion.
establish
timing
also
date
nodes
trees.
Results
suggest
either
pan-legume
event
stem
lineage
family,
allopolyploid
involving
(some
of)
earliest
within
crown
group,
additional
nested
subtending
subfamilies
Papilionoideae
Detarioideae.
Gene
methods
do
not
account
allopolyploidy
be
misleading
inferring
earlier
time
divergence
two
parental
polyploid,
suggesting
scenario
more
likely.
We
show
age
legumes
dates
Maastrichtian
Paleocene
that,
apart
from
Detarioideae
WGD,
paleopolyploidy
close
KPB.
conclude
followed
complex
history,
which
auto-
and/or
coincided
rapid
association
KPB,
ultimately
underpinning
success
Leguminosae
Cenozoic.
[Allopolyploidy;
boundary;
Fabaceae,
Leguminosae;
paleopolyploidy;
phylogenomics;
events]
Nature Plants,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
6(3), P. 215 - 222
Published: Feb. 24, 2020
Abstract
Angiosperms
represent
one
of
the
most
spectacular
terrestrial
radiations
on
planet
1
,
but
their
early
diversification
and
phylogenetic
relationships
remain
uncertain
2–5
.
A
key
reason
for
this
impasse
is
paucity
complete
genomes
representing
early-diverging
angiosperms.
Here,
we
present
high-quality,
chromosomal-level
genome
assemblies
two
aquatic
species—prickly
waterlily
(
Euryale
ferox
;
Nymphaeales)
rigid
hornwort
Ceratophyllum
demersum
Ceratophyllales)—and
expand
genomic
representation
sectors
angiosperm
tree
life.
We
identify
multiple
independent
polyploidization
events
in
each
five
major
clades
(that
is,
Nymphaeales,
magnoliids,
monocots,
Ceratophyllales
eudicots).
Furthermore,
our
phylogenomic
analyses,
which
spanned
datasets
diverse
methods,
confirm
that
Amborella
Nymphaeales
are
successively
sister
to
all
other
these
help
elucidate
among
subclades
within
Mesangiospermae,
contain
about
350,000
species.
In
particular,
species-poor
lineage
supported
as
eudicots,
monocots
magnoliids
placed
eudicots.
Finally,
analyses
indicate
incomplete
sorting
may
account
incongruent
placement
between
nuclear
plastid
genomes.
Systematic Biology,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
70(3), P. 491 - 507
Published: Nov. 1, 2020
Abstract
The
genomic
revolution
offers
renewed
hope
of
resolving
rapid
radiations
in
the
Tree
Life.
development
multispecies
coalescent
model
and
improved
gene
tree
estimation
methods
can
better
accommodate
heterogeneity
caused
by
incomplete
lineage
sorting
(ILS)
error
stemming
from
short
internal
branches.
However,
relative
influence
these
factors
species
inference
is
not
well
understood.
Using
anchored
hybrid
enrichment,
we
generated
a
data
set
including
423
single-copy
loci
64
taxa
representing
39
families
to
infer
flowering
plant
order
Malpighiales.
This
includes
9
top
10
most
unstable
nodes
angiosperms,
which
have
been
hypothesized
arise
radiation
during
Cretaceous.
Here,
show
that
coalescent-based
do
resolve
backbone
Malpighiales
concatenation
yield
inconsistent
estimations,
providing
evidence
high
this
clade.
Despite
levels
ILS
error,
our
simulations
demonstrate
two
alone
are
insufficient
explain
lack
resolution
order.
To
explore
further,
examined
triplet
frequencies
among
empirical
trees
discovered
some
them
deviated
significantly
those
attributed
suggesting
flow
as
an
additional
previously
unappreciated
phenomenon
promoting
variation
Finally,
applied
novel
method
quantify
contribution
three
primary
sources
demonstrated
ILS,
contributed
10.0$\%$,
34.8$\%$,
21.4$\%$
variation,
respectively.
Together,
results
suggest
perfect
storm
likely
resolution,
further
indicate
recalcitrant
phylogenetic
relationships
like
may
be
represented
networks.
Thus,
reducing
such
groups
solely
existing
models
adhere
strictly
bifurcating
greatly
oversimplifies
reality,
obscures
ability
more
clearly
discern
process
evolution.
[Coalescent;
concatenation;
flanking
region;
introgression;
phylogenomics;
radiation,
frequency.]
New Phytologist,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
225(1), P. 571 - 583
Published: Aug. 8, 2019
Despite
the
role
of
polyploidy
in
multiple
evolutionary
processes,
its
impact
on
plant
diversification
remains
controversial.
An
increased
polyploid
frequency
may
facilitate
speciation
through
shifts
ecology,
morphology
or
both.
Here
we
used
Allium
to
evaluate:
(1)
relationship
between
intraspecific
and
species
rate;
(2)
whether
this
process
is
associated
with
habitat
and/or
trait
shifts.
Using
eight
plastid
nuclear
ribosomal
markers,
built
a
phylogeny
448
species,
representing
46%
total.
We
quantified
ploidy
diversity,
heterogeneity
rates
their
along
using
trait-dependent
models.
Finally,
evaluated
association
polyploidisation
detected
high
diversity
polyploidy-related
rate
shift
probability
95%
East
Asia.
lineages
frequencies
had
higher
than
those
diploids
lower
frequencies.
Shifts
were
strongly
correlated
linked
particular
soil
conditions;
81.7%
edaphic
variation
could
be
explained
by
polyploidisation.
Our
study
emphasises
combined
ecological
drivers
diversification,
which
explain
radiations
more
generally.