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75 Asparagus chloroplast genomes reveal conserved architecture and nuclear phylogenetic conflict

August 30, 2026
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Juliet Wilcox
By Juliet Wilcox Scienmag Editorial Profile - Human Genetics
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75 Asparagus chloroplast genomes reveal conserved architecture and nuclear phylogenetic conflict

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Subject of Research: Agriculture

Subject of Research: Agriculture

Article Title: 75 Asparagus chloroplast genomes reveal conserved architecture and nuclear phylogenetic conflict

Article References: Abdullah, Jahangeer, A., Sammad, A., Yan, R., Ashfaq, S., Latif, S., Shah, S. A., Sun, J., Heidari, P., & Tian, X. (2026). Comparative chloroplast genomics of 75 Asparagus species reveals conserved genome architecture, gene-specific positive selection, and chloroplast–nuclear phylogenetic discordance. BMC Plant Biology. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12870-026-09873-0

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DOI: 10.1186/s12870-026-09873-0

Keywords: Asparagus chloroplast genome, chloroplast genome sequencing, chloroplast genome structure, comparative genomics of Asparagus, conserved chloroplast genome architecture, genomics of Asparagus species, nuclear genome phylogenetics, nuclear vs chloroplast genome analysis, phylogenetic conflict in plants, plant evolutionary biology, plant genome evolution, Plant molecular genetics

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Juliet Wilcox. (August 30, 2026). 75 Asparagus chloroplast genomes reveal conserved architecture and nuclear phylogenetic conflict. Scienmag. https://scienmag.com/75-asparagus-chloroplast-genomes-reveal-conserved-architecture-and-nuclear-phylogenetic-conflict/

Juliet Wilcox. "75 Asparagus chloroplast genomes reveal conserved architecture and nuclear phylogenetic conflict." Scienmag, 30 August 2026, https://scienmag.com/75-asparagus-chloroplast-genomes-reveal-conserved-architecture-and-nuclear-phylogenetic-conflict/. Accessed 30 August 2026.

Juliet Wilcox. "75 Asparagus chloroplast genomes reveal conserved architecture and nuclear phylogenetic conflict." Scienmag. August 30, 2026. https://scienmag.com/75-asparagus-chloroplast-genomes-reveal-conserved-architecture-and-nuclear-phylogenetic-conflict/

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