… the early evolution of angiosperms and the subsequent … the WGD, the node of angiosperm
phylogeny with which it is associated, subsequent radiation, and the putative key innovation …

… angiosperms are the product of an ancient genome doubling … key innovations (Soltis &
Soltis, 2016). As one example, the origin of the monocots is associated with an ancient WGD event…

… , with 15 % of speciation events in angiosperms related to ploidy … Multiple ancient WGD
events has been uncovered in the … WGDs has long been regarded as an important driving force …

… Here, we investigated the survivors of gene duplicates from multiple ancient WGD events
on the major branches of angiosperm phylogeny, and aimed to explore genetic evidence …

… Ancient WGD events as drivers of key innovations in angiosperms. … It has been well
acknowledged that all extant angiosperms have experienced at least one round of WGD early in their …

… or subsequent events involving angiosperms but rather to … genome sizes in angiosperms,
despite past WGD. The fate of … and extrinsic drivers of diversification in angiosperms remains …

… ancient WGD events in angiosperms correlate with shifts in diversification [4]. Separating the
WGD events … the deterministic role of WGD in driving diversification or innovation. Rather, …

… since the rise of angiosperms are decoupled from putative … Here we examine potential
drivers of phenotypic innovation … at least that WGD has played a minimal role in driving the more …

… drivers … angiosperms are descendants of an ancient WGD event [135,136]. Furthermore,
genomic studies have shown that ancient WGD events are widespread across the angiosperm …

… of angiosperms are three key evolutionary events during the … discuss key morphological
innovations and distinct drivers in … rates across angiosperm phylogeny, and these WGD events …