In nearly all eukaryotes, at least some individuals inherit mitochondrial and chloroplast
genes from only one parent. There is no single mechanism of uniparental inheritance …

Most heritable information in eukaryotic cells is encoded in the nuclear genome, with
inheritance patterns following classic Mendelian segregation. Genomes residing in the …

Interpopulation gene flow in plants is mediated by a combination of pollen and seed
dispersal. The effectiveness of pollen and seeds in bringing about gene flow depends upon …

Cytoplasmic organelles are inherited in a nonMendelian fashion in all eukaryotic organisms
investigated. Among the seed plants, plastids can be inherited strictly from the female …

Aroideae is the largest and most diverse subfamily of the plant family Araceae. Despite its
agricultural and horticultural importance, the genomic resources are sparse for this …

Even before the publication of Darwin's Origin of Species, the perception of evolutionary
change has been a tree-like pattern of diversification-with divergent branches spreading …

Previous studies to resolve phylogenetic and taxonomic discrepancies of Hibiscus remained
inconclusive. Here, we report chloroplast genome sequence of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis …

Most angiosperms are thought to share strict maternal inheritance of both plastids and
mitochondria. Exceptions have been described and analysed, especially for plastids …

Multispecies interbreeding networks, or syngameons, have been increasingly reported in
natural systems. However, the formation, structure, and maintenance of syngameons have …

In many species of plants, the dispersal of genes is mediated by the movement of both
seeds and pollen. The relative contributions of seed and pollen movement to total gene flow …