… diploid cotton species are actually paleopolyploid organisms [6]… asymmetric evolution of
allopolyploid cotton subgenomes … higher rates of evolution in the D-subgenome [1, 14, 58–60]. In …

… Chapter 5: Global patterns of subgenome evolution in … on cotton as a model system to
understand the evolution of … These paleopolyploidy events have been demonstrated to be …

… among genomes and subgenomes could be a key factor in the evolution of cotton, as well as
in … Persistence of subgenomes in paleopolyploid cotton after 60 my of evolution. Molecular …

… event probably caused by a meteor strike that occurred 60–70 million years ago (Mya) [7, 15…
traits being partitioned to different subgenomes, such as in blueberry, cotton, and wheat [52, …

… subgenomes routinely leads one subgenome to become dominant over the other subgenome(s),
resulting in subgenome … the mechanistic basis for subgenome dominance. In particular, …

… the all-important photoperiod insensitivity that allowed cotton production to thrive outside of
the … the importance of long-term persistence of latent variation generated by hybridization and …

… The loss was not evenly distributed across the ancient subgenomes, but one subgenome,
called LF for least fractionated, was found to be more intact than the other two, the medium …

… sets to persist as distinct subgenomes during subsequent … essays in The Federalist Papers
60 . In an early application of … fractionation of cotton, goldfish, and carp subgenomes has …

… Asia, whereas the D subgenome is most closely related to the … indicated even higher levels
of paleopolyploidy in cotton [7]. … FOV4 infestation of soils can persist in dormant states for up …

… 1 subgenome, but genome dominance was not observed at the … WGD allowed inversions
to persist in the polyploid. Whether … Similar to cotton, our expression data are equivocal, with …