A partnership apart DNA in hand, scientists dissect and redefine the iconic lichen mutualism By Susan Milius , 10:04 AM October 22,
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Conifers grew giant genomes thanks to double doses of genetic material,
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Ancient ancestors of today’s pine,
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Whole genome duplications are common among plants, but a previous examination of Norway spruce DNA?didn’t find evidence of such doubling in conifers. The new study examined the transcriptomes?— the entire set of active genes in an organism — of 24 conifers and other seed plants and three distantly related plants.
In ancestors of cypress (Cupressaceae) and yew (Taxaceae) trees, genome duplication occurred about 210 to 275 million years ago, Michael Barker?of the University of Arizona in Tucson and colleagues calculate. Such DNA multiplication occurred in trees in the pine family (Pinaceae) about 200 to 342 million years ago. The extra DNA may have helped conifers survive the Permian-Triassic extinction?about 252 million years ago, the researchers speculate.

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