Large-scale study shows polyploidy triggers diversification in Euphorbia, indicating spatial patterns in plant evolution.
Our large-scale study provides evidence that multiple polyploidisation events at different temporal scales have triggered diversification within the highly diverse genus Euphorbia, and that the spatial distribution of diploid and polyploid populations follow the general patterns revealed for flowering plants.
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