bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 7, 2020
Abstract
The
independent
and
repeated
adaptation
of
populations
to
similar
environments
often
results
in
the
evolution
forms.
This
phenomenon
creates
a
strong
correlation
between
phenotype
environment
is
referred
as
parallel
evolution.
However,
we
are
still
largely
unaware
dynamics
evolution,
well
interplay
genotype
within
natural
systems.
Here,
examined
phenotypic
genotypic
multiple
parapatric
Dune-Headland
coastal
ecotypes
an
Australian
wildflower,
Senecio
lautus
.
We
observed
clear
trait-environment
association
system,
with
all
replicate
having
evolved
along
same
evolutionary
trajectory.
Similar
phenotypes
have
arisen
via
mutational
changes
occurring
different
genes,
although
many
share
biological
functions.
Our
shed
light
on
how
replicated
manifests
at
levels
populations,
highlights
S.
one
most
striking
cases
nature.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
118(21)
Опубликована: Май 17, 2021
Parallel
adaptation
provides
valuable
insight
into
the
predictability
of
evolutionary
change
through
replicated
natural
experiments.
A
steadily
increasing
number
studies
have
demonstrated
genomic
parallelism,
yet
magnitude
this
parallelism
varies
depending
on
whether
populations,
species,
or
genera
are
compared.
This
led
us
to
hypothesize
that
scales
with
genetic
divergence
between
lineages,
but
is
case
and
underlying
processes
remain
unknown.
Here,
we
resequenced
seven
parallel
lineages
two
Annual Review of Plant Biology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
74(1), С. 697 - 725
Опубликована: Янв. 6, 2023
Similar
traits
and
functions
commonly
evolve
in
nature.
Here,
we
explore
patterns
of
replicated
evolution
across
the
plant
kingdom
discuss
processes
responsible
for
such
patterns.
We
begin
this
review
by
defining
theoretical,
genetic,
ecological
concepts
that
help
explain
it.
then
focus
our
attention
on
empirical
cases
at
phenotypic
genotypic
levels.
find
replication
ecotype
level
is
common,
but
evidence
repeated
speciation
surprisingly
sparse.
On
other
hand,
strategies
physiological
mechanisms
similar
biomes
appears
to
be
pervasive.
conclude
highlighting
where
future
efforts
can
us
bridge
understanding
different
levels
biological
organization.
Earth's
landscape
diverse
also
repeats
itself.
Organisms
seem
have
followed
suit.
Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
292(2039)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2025
Ecological
niche
shifts
are
a
key
driver
of
phenotypic
divergence
and
contribute
to
isolating
barriers
among
lineages.
For
many
groups
organisms,
the
history
these
associated
trait–environment
correlations
well-documented
at
macroevolutionary
level.
However,
processes
that
generate
patterns
initiated
below
species
level,
often
by
formation
ecotypes
in
contrasting
environments.
Here,
I
review
evidence
plants
for
‘pollination
ecotypes’
as
microevolutionary
responses
environmental
gradients
pollinator
availability.
Pollinators
critical
population
establishment
persistence
most
species,
thereby
forming
part
their
fundamental
niche.
Novel
floral
trait
combinations
allow
exploit
particular
pollination
opportunities
local
habitats
evolve
primarily
through
sexual
selection
due
effects
on
mating
success.
examine
selected
case
studies
evolution
ecotypes,
including
self-pollinating
forms,
use
illustrate
challenging
practical
conceptual
issues.
These
issues
include
paucity
reliable
natural
data,
problem
implementing
interpreting
reciprocal
translocation
experiments,
establishing
criteria
when
allopatric
should
be
considered
species.
Abstract
Background
Plant
genomes
can
respond
rapidly
to
environmental
changes
and
transposable
elements
(TEs)
arise
as
important
drivers
contributing
genome
dynamics.
Although
some
were
reported
be
induced
by
various
abiotic
or
biotic
factors,
there
is
a
lack
of
general
understanding
on
how
environment
influences
the
activity
diversity
TEs.
Here,
we
combined
common
garden
experiment
with
short-read
sequencing
investigate
genomic
abundance
expression
2245
consensus
TE
sequences
(containing
retrotransposons
DNA
transposons)
in
an
alpine
Arabidopsis
arenosa
.
To
disentangle
trends
from
local
differentiation,
leveraged
four
foothill-alpine
population
pairs
different
mountain
regions.
Seeds
each
eight
populations
raised
under
treatments
that
differed
temperature
irradiance,
two
factors
varying
elevation.
RNA-seq
analysis
was
performed
leaves
young
plants
test
for
effect
elevation
subsequently
irradiance
sequences.
Results
Genomic
varied
greatly
between
regions
line
neutral
divergence
among
regions,
representing
distinct
genetic
lineages
A.
Accounting
intraspecific
variation
abundance,
found
consistent
transcriptomic
response
across
suggesting
parallelism
expression.
In
particular
retrotransposon
LTR
Copia
(e.g.
Ivana
Ale
clades)
Gypsy
Athila
CRM
but
also
non-LTR
LINE
transposon
TIR
MuDR
consistently
origin.
responding
specifically
belonged
same
classes
well
additional
clades
containing
potentially
stress-responsive
Sire
Tar,
Reina).
Conclusions
Our
study
demonstrated
harbours
considerable
whose
varies
its
native
range.
Some
may
contain
transcriptionally
active
natural
gradient.
This
further
contribute
ultimately
provide
new
regulatory
mechanisms
face
challenges.
Evolution,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
75(12), С. 3115 - 3131
Опубликована: Окт. 23, 2021
The
independent
and
repeated
adaptation
of
populations
to
similar
environments
often
results
in
the
evolution
forms.
This
phenomenon
creates
a
strong
correlation
between
phenotype
environment
is
referred
as
parallel
evolution.
However,
we
are
still
largely
unaware
dynamics
evolution,
well
interplay
genotype
within
natural
systems.
Here,
examined
phenotypic
genotypic
multiple
parapatric
Dune-Headland
coastal
ecotypes
an
Australian
wildflower,
Senecio
lautus.
We
observed
clear
trait-environment
association
system,
with
all
replicate
having
evolved
along
same
evolutionary
trajectory.
Similar
phenotypes
have
arisen
via
mutational
changes
occurring
different
genes,
although
many
share
biological
functions.
Our
shed
light
on
how
replicated
manifests
at
levels
populations,
highlight
S.
lautus
one
most
striking
cases
nature.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
11
Опубликована: Дек. 8, 2020
Parallel
evolution
provides
powerful
natural
experiments
for
studying
repeatability
of
and
genomic
basis
adaptation.
Well-documented
examples
from
plants
are,
however,
still
rare,
as
are
inquiries
mechanisms
driving
convergence
in
some
traits
while
divergence
others.
Arabidopsis
arenosa
,
a
predominantly
foothill
species
with
scattered
morphologically
distinct
alpine
occurrences
is
promising
candidate.
Yet,
the
hypothesis
parallelism
remained
untested.
We
sampled
populations
all
regions
known
to
harbor
ecotype
used
SNP
genotyping
test
repeated
colonization.
Then,
we
combined
field
surveys
common
garden
experiment
quantify
phenotypic
parallelism.
Genetic
clustering
by
region
but
not
elevation
coalescent
simulations
demonstrated
parallel
origin
four
mountain
regions.
Alpine
exhibited
height
floral
which
persisted
after
two
generations
cultivation.
In
contrast,
leaf
were
distinctive
only
certain
region(s),
reflecting
mixture
plasticity
genetically
determined
non-parallelism.
demonstrate
varying
degrees
causes
non-parallelism
across
within
plant
species.
along
sharp
gradient
makes
A.
candidate
Summary
Cuticle
function
can
be
pivotal
to
plant
success
in
different
environments.
Yet,
the
occurrence
of
intraspecific
adjustments
cuticle
traits
resulting
from
acclimation
or
adaptation
habitats
remains
poorly
understood.
Here,
we
used
genetically
well‐characterised
populations
Arabidopsis
arenosa
investigate
whether
were
adjusted
as
part
parallel
evolution
a
foothill
an
alpine
ecotype.
Six
and
six
populations,
representing
at
least
three
independent
evolutionary
origins
ecotype,
reciprocal
transplantation
experiments,
eco‐physiological,
biochemical
structural
levels.
The
genetic
basis
behind
these
was
assessed
by
combining
selection
scans
differential
gene
expression
analysis.
Overall,
showed
reduced
cuticular
transpiration
conjunction
with
consistently
altered
wax
composition,
higher
accumulation
two
fatty
alcohols
iso‐alkanes.
Genomic
analysis
unravelled
nine
genes
associated
metabolism
showing
allelic
differentiation
compared
lowland
populations.
In
silico
revealed
differences
between
ecotypes
for
several
related
metabolism.
Repeated
ecotypic
together
architecture
ecotype
points
adaptive
value
colonisation
habitats.
Journal of Biogeography,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
50(1), С. 86 - 100
Опубликована: Окт. 10, 2022
Abstract
Aim
Although
whole‐genome
duplication
(WGD)
is
an
important
speciation
force,
we
still
lack
a
consensus
on
the
role
of
niche
differentiation
in
polyploid
evolution.
In
addition,
genome
doubling
per
se
vs.
later
divergence
evolution
remains
obscure.
One
reason
for
this
might
be
that
intraspecific
genetic
structure
complexes
and
interploidy
gene
flow
often
neglected
ecological
studies.
Here,
aim
to
investigate
which
extent
these
evolutionary
processes
impact
our
inference
autopolyploids.
Location
Europe.
Taxon
Arabidopsis
arenosa
(Brassicaceae).
Methods
Leveraging
total
352
cytotyped
populations
diploid‐autotetraploid
A.
,
examined
differences
among
climatic
niches
diploid
tetraploid
lineages
both
globally,
independently
each
lineage
with
respect
its
closest
relative.
Then,
tested
whether
there
was
effect
additional
introgression
from
other
sympatric
but
ancestrally
divergent
tetraploids.
Results
Ecological
shift
tetraploids
only
detected
when
assignment
considered.
We
found
different
patterns
(i.e.
conservatism,
contraction
or
expansion)
compared
relatives.
observed
ruderal
.
Main
conclusions
The
not
driven
by
WGD
rather
reflects
dynamic
post‐WGD
species,
involving
migration
out
their
ancestral
area
lineages.
Our
study
supports
following
WGD—which
usually
remain
undetected
studies
neglecting
history
polyploids—may
play
key
adaptation
polyploids
challenging
environments.
Molecular Ecology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
32(8), С. 1832 - 1847
Опубликована: Фев. 13, 2022
Abstract
Understanding
how
organisms
adapt
to
the
environment
is
a
major
goal
of
modern
biology.
Parallel
evolution—the
independent
evolution
similar
phenotypes
in
different
populations—provides
powerful
framework
investigate
evolutionary
potential
populations,
constraints
evolution,
its
repeatability
and
therefore
predictability.
Here,
we
quantified
degree
gene
expression
functional
parallelism
across
replicated
ecotype
formation
Heliosperma
pusillum
(Caryophyllaceae),
gained
insights
into
architecture
adaptive
traits.
Population
structure
analyses
demographic
modelling
support
previously
formulated
hypothesis
parallel
polytopic
divergence
montane
alpine
ecotypes.
We
detect
large
proportion
differentially
expressed
genes
(DEGs)
underlying
within
each
replicate
pair,
with
strikingly
low
number
shared
DEGs
pairs.
Functional
enrichment
reveals
that
traits
affected
by
significant
are
largely
consistent
pairs,
strong
contrast
nonshared
genetic
basis.
The
remarkable
redundancy
differential
indicates
polygenic
for
diverged
conclude
appear
key
opening
multiple
routes
adaptation,
widening
organisms.