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September 10, 2018BMC Evolutionary BiologyOpen Access

Phylogenomic evidence for ancient recombination between plastid genomes of the Cupressus-Juniperus-Xanthocyparis complex (Cupressaceae)

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AZAndan ZhuKunming Institute of BotanyWFWeishu FanChinese Academy of SciencesRARobert P. AdamsParagon 28 (United States)

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