Study reveals spatial heterogeneity of diversity in two pines in subtropical Southeast Asia

Pinus kesiya and its sister species Pinus yunnanensis form savanna and forest communities in tropical and subtropical Southeast Asia (SEA). Their ranges overlap in southern Yunnan and have a wide zone of contact. To date, range-wide investigation of the pine species in SEA has not been performed. How Quaternary climate oscillations affect the geographic genetic structure and introgression among species remains unclear.


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Source: Phys.org