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. 2021 Sep 21;118(39):e2109204118. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2109204118

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Fig. 3. — Dynamic variation in the MAF cluster among A. alpina accessions and related species. (A) Synteny analysis of the MAF cluster located on chromosome 8 from different accessions collected across the geographical range of A. alpina. Genes outlined or filled in green represent genes predicted to code nonfunctional proteins. Arabis MAF genes were numbered following their order on the chromosome. Common genes were taken as flanking genes for the analysis. A. alpina accessions were described in Fig. 2. (B) Maximum likelihood tree based on nucleotide alignment of the coding sequences of FLC clade members. Abbreviations: At (A. thaliana), Aauri (A. auriculata), An (A. nordmanniana), Ai (A. nova subsp. Iberica), Am (A. montbretiana), and Aa (A. alpina).