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Anthropogenic and natural drivers of gene flow in a temperate wild fruit tree: a basis for conservation and breeding programs in apples

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Figure 1 Geographical quantification of introgression rates and numbers of hybrids among European wild apple sites in Europe and, more specifi- specifi-cally, in France
Figure 2 Geographical genetic diversity, genetic structure, and admixture of Malus sylvestris in Europe (A) Population structure for the nonintro- nonintro-gressed Malus sylvestris dataset (N = 1376, 62 sites), inferred with TESS, for K max = 8, showing fi
Table 1. Genetic polymorphism, population structure, and the spatial pattern of genetic differentiation in Malus sylvestris (N = 1288 individuals).
Table 3. Summary of minimal models 1, 2, and 3, which were tested for the identification of factors affecting crop-to-wild gene flow and the diver- diver-sity of visitors to apple flowers.

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